LED Camping Lantern Battery Powered 1500 Lumen COB Camping Light 4*D Batteries(Included) Perfect for Camp Hiking Emergency Kit

I was looking for something that didn't need to be recharged since that isnt possible during power outages. During the spring, summer and fall, we here in Minnesota we frequently have storms that leave us in the dark. I tried out the latern and I was very pleased. I am not a fan of total darkness and this lantern is nice and bright but also has the ability to dim the brightness. I would definitely recommend this product!

Great lantern. It came with batteries installed, so all I had to do was take it out the box and push the On button. It's brightest setting is exceedingly bright, so I had to avert my eyes and hit the button to change it to a lower setting (there are 4 settings).

Excellent lighting, it works really well

Feels durable4 light modesComes with 4 d batteries

We lose our electricity a lot in Texas and needed several more lanterns before putting on a Generac Emergency generator on our house. This will do the job for a while until the home generator is finally finished.

It came ready to use with the batteries installed. One press of the button and the light comes on. 3 or 4 brightness levels. My father can see, but is considered is legally blind. He keeps this next to his bed in case of a power outage.

Haven't used it enough to comment battery life, but as the picture shows, it's almost blinding bright.

I've used many lanterns over the years. An old kerosine lantern on hand for blackouts when I was a kid. White gas/propane Coleman's. 6volt incandescents. AA led. Lots of different lights and lanterns for camping, prep for power outage or getting away from light pollution to photograph the night sky, need something hands free to illuminate my work area. This thing is super impressive. Idk if it's actually 1500 lumens but it did light up my living room. So I took it out on a little excursion. It did everything I asked of it and more. First thing is the build. It's all plastic except the hangers. Those are metal. But the octagonal edges are a rubberized materiel that makes it nonslip and combined with its weight the lantern feels robust. The eve the photos were taken it was raining off n on and it handled the wet just fine. Don't know that of submerge it but it was just fine with a little rain. It's very durable. Upon returning from my excursion I had all my gear on a cart which caught a door edge and everything on the cart came down. The lantern was on the top and fell 3 feet to the concrete floor. The battery compartment lid came off and batteries went everywhere. Dang it. I just got it, now it's broke? Nope, I put the batteries back in and it fired up as new. Terrific. It's worth the money. It puts out great light. It's tough. Looks cool and I'll be buying a couple more.