Lepwings Solar Camping Lights Rechargeable Lantern 4400mAh 80 HOURS Battery Life for Tent, Emergencies, LED Dimmable Lamp Indoor/Outdoor Use

Does exactly as advertised. You can charge with usb or leaving it in the sun. The light is decent and bright and lasts a good amount of time in one charge.

What a fantastkc solar light! Even when it is over cast it charges. Love the desgb of how it xharges . Only had it a week, so can't say how long it will last but good for now and a better option than the other one I bought and had to send back. So all rather happy

Amazing, highly recommend this product is beyond my expectations. After the power down throughout Spain & Portugal we felt we should venture into solar power land. After much research, comparisons and reading reviews thought I'd give this one it's highly reactive to solar charging, gives long lasting free power, versatile for indoor or ourdoor use, ease of use & lightweight to carry around hang yet solid enough to stand sturdily, not cheap plastic item well built with just the right amount of light adjustability. Great as a night light lowest setting or for doing crafting highest setting . Great item highly recommend.

There's been hardly any sun in the UK but I left this lamp open on a bright day. It didn't charge much, if at all but this could be due to weak sunlight. It takes a long time to charge via mains electricity BUT when it is charged, it's a lovely lamp with a range of intensities + is easy to alter. I love it. I've charged my smartphone up using the power bank; it seems to do the job. If the summer arrives in the UK, I'll try solar charging again.

The unit itself it lightweight, well designed and has a handy velcro strap to hang it from. I've had the unit for over a month now and use it in the evenings in our front room instead of using the main light to try and save on electricity usage (which seems to be working looking at the smart meter in the hallway). I charged it overnight using the mains when I first got it and deliberately didn't try to charge it again to get an idea on how long it would last for us - it worked out just under 12 nights (died about an hour before going to bed on the last night) using it about 6 hours a night on the lowest light level setting. Now, instead of recharging it when it dies, I just open it up and put it in the bay window every couple of days to top up the charge and haven't had to use the electricity to charge it since (very handy). It's very easy to use as just a soft touch of the recessed button turns it on and off - to make it brighter/dimmer then you just have to hold your finger on the button till you reach the desired light level. Personally, I think it has been a very good value for money purchase, and will consider buying more in the future for other areas of the house.

Good value for money, bought as present for Christmas, recipient very pleased with it. Would recommend.

It is brilliant. Laps up the sun and long lasting light when you need it. Well worth the purchase.

Very disappointing. The light is extremely dim—honestly not even as bright as a candle—so it’s not strong enough to be useful. I bought it for my family back home where electricity isn’t reliable, but I don’t think it will help at all. I haven’t fully tested the solar charging yet, but based on the brightness alone, it doesn’t meet expectations.

No es superbrillante, pero es la intención; como lámpara de emergencia nos ha funcionado bastante bien; la usé para cargar los celulares durante un apagón y funcionó de maravilla. La batería dura bastante. No he probado la función de carga solar, pero todo lo demás ha funcionado como se espera o mejor.

We bought it to use on the deck in the evening. Works so well we quite often use it when watching TV.

They have a very appealing milky white light that would be very attractive in a power outage, or even if you wanted to create atmosphere. They are also dimmable. They illuminate for 8 to more than 300 hours, depending on the light mode, and they, too, are rechargeable via USB and double as a power bank. And they are extremely practical because they have two huge solar panels on the inside so they would charge in no time! I find them very attractive and they are very well made. I purchased them because I was concerned about the way things are going and so I wanted some emergency solar lighting, for my home, not for camping. And I am glad I have them to rely upon if need be. Who needs candles when you can own technology like this?! And they are multipurpose and versatile too.

Very impressed with this. Wanted solar emergency lighting but picked this one vs others because (1) It's able to be used in daily life as a reading light by your bedside (2) Color of the light was said to be warm, which it is. A lot of other solar lights have a more fluorescent color, which may be better for focused task lighting. It does light a room enough if you were to need emergency lighting to find things or see your way around. (3) It has a stand so you don't have to hang or loop it. However, it does come with a velcro strap so that you could hang it if necessary. The handle is really convenient. It would light your tent for camping and you could carry it to the bathroom. (4) You're able to use it as a charger. It comes with a USB-A to USB-C cord. The 2 ports have a protective silicone flap/cover. (5) Has a lot of solar cells on 2 big panels. The 2 settings are low/high (60/280 lumens, which is pretty high when comparing products). (6) It's supposed to run about 10 hrs on brightest with an 8-12 hour solar charge. My test: I put it out in the summer sun from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm (6 hrs). I turned it on high for 5 hours 1 day and 5 hrs the next. Then I shut it off while it was still going strong. I don't know how much longer it would have gone because I decided to return this one and buy the version I can get in Japan instead. The Japanese one is 5000 mAH whereas this one is 4400 mAh. I am visiting the U.S. so it's easier for me to buy in Japan, where I live, rather than put this in my luggage to take back to Japan. I thought I could only get this in the U.S. but I was wrong. Unless you live in Japan, get this one cuz it's very good. I tested the USB-A output and the USB-C input and it worked but I didn't log how much time it would take to do a full charge either way.

Easy to use, great light