LuminAIDMax Quick Inflate 2-in-1 Solar Camping Lantern and Phone Charger - Rechargeable LED Lamp for Camping, Hiking & Travel - Waterproof Emergency Light for Power Outages, Hurricane, Survival Kits

With electricity going out frequently we bought several of these lanterns. They produce lots of light, and the light is of pleasant quality. They look like a Japanese lantern, and my wife finds them aesthetically pleasing. Lighting levels can be adjusted. A small button on top reveals current level of charge. They fold down flat for easy storage, and the handle is well-designed. Light & easy to carry.We don't use the phone charging feature, as we prefer to charge our phones separately & save the lantern battery for our lighting needs.It has a solar panel for recharging, but it's small and takes a long time. We prefer to use our separate Big Blue 28 watt solar panel for recharging, which can be used for lanterns or phones, and charges the lantern much faster than the small built-in solar panel on top of the lantern.We really like these lanterns, enough that we now own 5 of them. Makes it easy to leave them in multiple locations in our home during extended power outages.

Great product I like the light I like the size I like the fact that it’s rechargeable but it will not recharge my iPhone 16 that is not a problem for me and I’m not gonna take a star away from them for that. I’m sure it’ll charge other phones.

Purchased this to use for emergency purposes. Nice bright light. Easy to charge in the sun. Can place it on a table, hang it from the ceiling, carry it around. Much safer and easier than using candles or oil burning lanterns during a blackout. Can use for camping or as a light on the patio. Would purchase again. I wish the product was available when I was doing more camping in my youth, as I would have saved money on batteries and had a brighter light.

The compact design & portability makes this keen for camping and hiking. The ability to charge a cell phone and then recharge the lantern as it hangs off from my backpack or simply while left back at camp makes this hugely beneficial while exploring. A lot of lanterns are difficult to use because the light is blinding, they can incredibly heavy, or they eat batteries. This lantern is light weight, and it emits a soft light that illuminates a room, but it isn't blinding to look at. It seems to maintain a good charge when used as a lantern alone too. The description of the length of use versus battery time seems to be pretty accurate if you follow the products guidelines.

The Titan model is built well and its clever design allows for compact storage when not in use. The various light strength choices as well as the flashing feature allow for good flexibility based on your need for bright light, minimal light and even emergency flasher light in red. The phone/device recharge feature works well and is a big plus when youre not near any normal power source options. As some have mentioned to get the maximum sunlight for charging you may need to angle the light panel but this is a minor issue if at all. The one thing to be aware of is that the charge time by solar is 16- 20 hours, about 2 hours on USB charging. Keeping this in mind you should fully charge your lite before your anticipated use, then depending on your power usage daily solar charging should be enough for uninterrupted daily use. Also a nice feature is the long , up to 2 years claimed, power hold capacity making this a good component for home use as an emergency light. All in all this is a very good product with many potential uses both on outdoor activities or indoor backups. The only thing that would make this product even better, in my opinion, would be a faster solar recharge cycle. Not sure if this is possible with also keeping the weight of this product the same but with ongoing advances in batteries maybe something for the next model.

We just had a countywide disaster from a storm that knocked out power for a couple days due to the number of downed trees and powerlines. I pulled my light out of the closet where it had been since Christmas. I had fully charged it before I put it away and when I needed it 6 months later, I was able to turn it on to 300 lumens and perform all the work I wanted to do, then I turned it down to 150 lumens and was able to hang it above my bed and read for a while. I also plugged my phone in and charged it overnight after I turned the light off. I still had plenty of charge for the second day. It’s very handy because you can charge it by solar or plug it into the wall when the power comes back on. It stores very small because it is collapsible. And the red light feature is very convenient for moving around in a dark space when you don’t want to wake others up. I’m thinking about getting one for the basement for my tornado emergency area, and one for both cars, because you never know when you’re going to need emergency lighting and power for your cell phone.

I love these! Bought two and one of the small ones when they first came out and bought this one for my sister. I keep the small ones in my car; the big one by the door. They’re a great work light if I have to go out for a forgotten garden task or want to light guests out to their car. They’re very durable - my first two got left out on a deck through winter, repeatedly getting wet and freezing, and one survived. And I find it oddly charming to carry a lamp in hand or on a pole. Would love to see one in a globe shape like the Chinese lanterns.

We bought this after having no power for three days during the SoCal fires. Our older version of this lantern worked fantastic and we wished we had another. Now we do. This lantern is even bigger and brighter than the old model. I love that I can charge it in the house by plugging it in when power is available or with the sun when the power is out. It will even charge a cell phone. Everyone should have one for emergencies.