lanktoo Rechargeable Camping Lantern with Remote Control & Power Bank - Camping Light Up to 150H Running Time, 5 Modes Waterproof Tent Light W/Magnetic Base for Power Cut Fishing Emergencies

I've bought various rechargeable lamps of different styles and versions over the last year incase of blackouts, but this one is my favourite and it's the best rechargeable lamp that I've ever bought.It looks chic and stylish and it's very lightweight. It has handy and strong magnets on the back. A useful and clear battery indicator light is included.It's very quick to fully charge when the battery is low (just under 4 hours in total,) with the included USB-C charger.It gives a good decent light for its size without any glare and it doesn't hurt my eyes due to the frosted lamp cover.A handy and strong hook is also included.The remote is lightweight and very useful for when I have back pain problems.I placed mine above the stairs in my small hallway - which it lights up very well. I hang mine on a hook on a low ceiling, and use a hooked rod to easily reach it when it needs recharging.After it's fully charged, I set it to the warm light and the brightest setting, then switch it off with the remote. I then keep it in the standby mode and use the remote to switch it on and off for short periods as an overhead light whenever I go up and down the stairs. It lasts me for well over two weeks when used this way, before needing a recharge.When I kept the light on continuously in another room, on the brightest setting and in the warm light mode, it lasted for 8 hours. I guess it would last even longer on a lower brightness setting.It's very useful, small, lightweight, but quite powerful for it's small size.I've noticed that the standby function on the lamp switches off by itself whenever the lamp hasn't been used for about 24 hours, and can't be switched back on with the remote. It can only be switched back on manually on the buttons on the top of the lamp, then the remote works again. I think that the reason why the standby switches off is to save the battery energy when the lamp is not used for long periods.The instructions are clear, informative, and easy to understand.It helps towards saving on energy bills and it's also reassuring to have this as a backup light incase of power cuts.I would definitely recommend this small yet impressive lamp.

Just buy!!! It's worth every penny...Pros: USB-C inputHuge baterry 6400mAhIndicator of remaining capacityRemote controllerBrightness adjustable4 mods of light colorMagnet and clipPowerbankSmall sizeWater resistantCons: Baterry is not replaceable

Update November 2023: The only downside of this light is if you buy two (which I did), the remote works for both lights. According to the seller, the signal is the same for every light, so the lights can't be turned on or off individually. That's problematic for multiple use. If you only want one light, it's a fantastic one to get.A camping light with a remote. Yay!! WHY hasn't anyone thought of this before? I can get settled down in the sleeping bag and use a remote control to turn the light off. Or if I wake up and need a bit of light but don't want to get out of my sleeping bag. I'll never buy any other type of camping light. This is SO handy. It's the only remote control camping light I have come across. I have bought two of these lights and am going to buy a third for my grandson.So many features: Reliable remote that always works, a few different light settings, a red option, dimmable, excellent battery life, usb-c, built-in carabiner hook, and a magent. I tried attaching it to fridge door to try it out, but it slid down. It might hang better from the bottom of something. I have no need for a magnetized light, so that's not an issue for me.I have an electrical problem in a room indoors and the light won't work, so this light is useful inside as well.

I was really surprised by this lantern. The build quality is good and it all works as expected. Mine has the remote control, and, like a telly remote, I think well worth the extra cash for the convenience. The brightness is continuously variable from min to max. Max is equivalent to about a sixty-watt bulb -pretty bright for a tent lantern. I tried it on max brightness and it lasted at least 7 1/2 hours. The last blue power light was flashing so it may well have had an extra half hour in it. On min brightness it lasted at least 3 days, then I gave up. On asking other customers it powers off when the battery is exhausted and does not kill the battery (unlike a power bank I once had). There are other modes like red strobe light (-seems to flash too quickly for a hazard light warning) and SOS mode. The magnet holds it pretty solidly on ferrous metals. The pop-up hanger is possibly a weaker point mechanically and may fail with age/sunlight exposure, but does the job ok. The weight of 6.4oz is reasonable considering it has a built-in battery of 6400mah. and power bank electronics. Operates even while charging. Initially, the lantern worked but the remote didn't. Removing the screw and reseating the button pad seemed to fix the problem. A possible con is that they all appear to have the same electronic address, so the remote controls all similar lanterns within range(10m) as one. IP65? Keep the connector plugs/covers well seated then it is resistant against dust sand etc., but not water/rain for any length of time (15 mins?). Immersion -no. Overall quite a well built tent light with lots of other uses. It does its primary function providing light well. I like the remote and its long battery charge life and versatility of use. I would recommend as value for money at about £20. However, there are cheaper models of this lantern with less functionallity which may suit your needs better.