Siivton Camping Lantern & Power Bank 6400mAh, Up to 150H Running Time, LED Camping Tent Light - 4 Light Modes, Ideal for Camping Power Cut Emergency

String bulb lights look cool on your tent at night markets, but if you don't have the time to string them up each time, get a couple of these. The magnets are strong enough to stay up on a thin, narrow tent ceiling railing and two of them (one over each table) produce enough light to illuminate a 10x10 tent. I used it in full darkness on the warm yellow setting, and there was plenty of light to see all my goods. Very pleased.

I have a fascination for battery powered lights and have many of them. We use some specifically as a nightlight because we sleep in our 'she shed' during suitable weather. I've tried many brands and kinds. This is the best of them.First of all...easy to use. Three buttons. A '+' button for turning the light up; a ' - ' button for turning the light down; and one button for turning it on and changing light warmth. It has a 'natural' light setting, 'cool', and my favorite: warm (slightly yellow). Also has the familiar, but useless red SOS setting. Light brightness is adjustable from bright enough to light your bedroom, to a nightlight type setting. And adjustment is done easily once you select the lights color warmth.The other big plus is it has an ample battery. Lasts at least a week using it as a nightlight. It does have an outlet for charging your phone or whatever, but my opinion is: buy a battery bank if you want to do that.It's small, but provides great light coverage. Magnet in base if you want to stick it to metal. Hanger if you want to hang it upside down. Simple power indicator.The only CON I can come up with is that stupid flashing red light, but most come with that idiocy, so I guess i'm outvoted.

I got this tiny camping lantern to hang inside my tent. I wasn't quite sure if it will be powerful enough since it was so small, but buy this little thing is worth every penny. It has 3 different level of brightness which is perfect if you need to look for something and don't want to be blinded by a sudden bright light. If you like camping you defiantly need one of this little babies.

Does what it’s supposed to do. Battery life is good as I don’t normally use at full brightness. Easy to charge.

I’ve used it for power outages and the light lasts a long time. The ability to adjust warmth and dimness easily are big pluses for me. The light stays cool and is a good size for a small area. Would recommend for camping, emergency or whatever.

Light in side my tent it wasn’t bright enough so I didn’t use it

The media could not be loaded.  Where I live, Mother Nature is known to go off her meds so I like having lanterns and stuff on hand,preferable rechargeable ones because normal batteries disappear around my house. This lantern is super cool, and very easy to use. It's compact yet has multiple lighting modes and brightness levels including red SOS mode. It also has a built in power bank which is an excellent bonus. It's even dust and water resistant and feels very durable and well made. I'm pretty sure I'll be using it this spring when storm season starts... but what I have used it for so far has been pretty great.

Bought this to have more light in my trunk for a trunk or treat event. Love it. It can hang from a hook or stand on a surface, and I like that it has magnetic top to hang from also. Love the light dimming ability. Overall best extra lamp to have handy and is small enough to carry anywhere. I will definitely buy another if I need it!!!!!!!!!! Very happy with this purchase

I’ve lived in my Transporter van for 2 years since my relationship broke up, I’ve got through so many rechargeable and 12v lights that all fell apart. This light is one of my key purchases it’s really intelligently designed, the light on low lasts days and it does adjust really bright but still lasts ok. The power display is activated with a touch. The hanging clip is working fine. All good with this.

I took this out over the weekend during a hike on Exmoor and it replaced my previous tent lamp.This is an excellent lap - the different light settings are great in terms of their colour (normal white, warm white and natural white).The feature for changing the brightness is really good as you can turn it down at night if you don't want it as bright. And on that note, it really is very bright on its full setting and spreads the light brilliantly across the tent. It can of course be used anywhere - in the garden, hanging in a garage, loft etc. It's easily bright enough for thee areas.Another great feature is the charging port, allowing you to charge any item via USB.It's fairly compact, and easy to carry. Great price and rechargeable. I'm very happy with this light and recommend it.

Love love love this light. I bought it to light up my outdoor rattan sofa / coffee table / chairs which are social distanced 2m apart outdoors. It's perfect, doesn't have to be at full brightness either, warm white at 3/4 lit it up really well. I looked at other camping lanterns and the trouble with them is they look like ugly camping lanterns. Whereas this looks like a nice bit of design so good in my conservatory too. It's the diameter of a regular sellotape roll. The only downside is it's very smooth so easy to drop if you are carrying it outside with an armful of other stuff. Until you learn to hook it over your finger anyway. The flipside is I've prooven it's robust and can stand a couple of knocks. I've given it 5 star for battery because it's perfect for my needs, being outdoors for a couple of hours.*Edit* the last of 4 indicator lights went out after 5 hours, after about 7 hours it starts to fade, but is still bright enough at 10 hours to use. After that it's ok as a low level nighlight but not really lighting up the area.

Ordered one to see if worth this price. After fully charging the unit, selected fully-dim (warm) for use as a hallway night light, then left it on 24/7. Two-weeks later it was still bright enough to permit navigating the hallway at night quite comfortably. Reassuring if on long camping-hikes in remote areas.On full-bright it could easily serve as a standby room-lamp during mains power outage at home, though not for two-weeks! The endurance, however, is still impressive.I have not tested it as a spare power-bank because I only require it to be used as a lamp.In common with most varieties of this type of unit, this one includes a mode for flashing SOS in morse code, though switches colour to red to do so. Unfortunately, red can only be used in this 'emergency mode' - which is a personal, minor, niggle.Overall I was sufficiently impressed to order a second.

This Siivton white cased led is a very stylish light for a night light (children) or incase of a power blackout.The red flashing led light might be useful?But a vast improvement could be made IF you had the option for a steady Red light.It’s sold as a ‘camping light, so any outdoor activity, at night would benefit your night vision with a steady Red light.