MPOWERDLuci Pro Series: Rechargeable Solar Inflatable LED Lantern + Charger, up to100 hrs and 360 Lumens, Waterproof, Camping, Backpacking, Emergencies

I absolutely love this thing! I had an old luci light that I bought in a campground trading post in 2013 and I just now replaced it. (The old one still works, but I've deemed it in more than retire-ready condition lol). This light has been with me on a few trips now, and I must first say that I appreciate the warm yellow LED wayyy more than the stark white ones of past models. Plus the fact that it has a built in phone charger is a huge comfort in case you need it. I've hung it in my tent for main lighting in temps from 14F to the mid 80s' and so far, so good. In day to day life, I like to plop it in the rear window of my car and it soaks up the sun there keeping it's battery full. The battery life is absolutely great! I left it on low in my tent for about 7 hours while away, and when I came back, not a single indicator dot had gone down. Do yourself a favor, and simply get one for yourself. Not only are you supporting a good product and renewable resources, you're supporting a good company that actually helps the communities it claims.

love this light - so many uses that you can read about. It takes a looong time to charge in sunlight, but in direct sunlight it charges best. The usb charges it fully in about 2- 2.5 hours. It last for sooo long on full charge. I got another for my mom so she can have it for our terrible winters where we lose power for days. Charged even 60 % this thingc can last over 25 hours. Waterproof is a must for me as I also use it to tie on to my kayak for night trips - which is required by law to have a light.

A friend brought a couple of these on a previous camping trip, so I thought I would try them, and was not disappointed.These are very bright on their brightest setting, very compact/packable, and quite durable. The charge lasts a very long time, so much so that I never had to charge it in the sun or with my compact portable battery bank for the three nights of camping. We mostly used this smaller one to hang in our tent on the low setting which was more than enough light in a 3-4 person tent, and used the next size up for walking around in the dark on Catalina Island where there is ZERO lighting, especially if the moon is not out. These can be a bit pricey, but are worth it, especially if you buy them in sets (usual 3-5 at a time) on sale. The fact that they are waterproof and float is a plus, because it made kayaking around Little Harbor bay in the dark a blast!

I've had this lantern out several times this summer. It is super light weight as you can imagine, very durable. different brightness levels help you maintain battery life as well as providing the proper amount of light needed to do whatever task you need.Solar charging can be tricky, a little slow but nothing you can't overcome unless you are stuck in a fog for several days. I also carry a solar battery pack that can charge this thing about 200 times it feels like.For the money you can't go wrong!

You’ll often hear people say “I almost died” in reference to a myriad of things. However, when I say I almost died camping in Bighorn National Forest a month ago, I really mean it. I spent a night in sub-zero degree temperature without a tent, and survived. Here’s how the MPOWERD Luci Outdoor 2.0 Pro helped me through: I was trapped in 2 and a half feet of snow, 6000 feet above sea level, in 15 degree weather that was rapidly falling to a low of -5, trying to get back up a large mountain. Exhausted and completely drained of life energy, I was forced to take shelter off the trail. In pitch black darkness, I was able to affix the solar lantern to a tree that was able to alert Search & Rescue to where I was. The first thing that comes to my mind in terms of the value of this lantern is its brightness. At 150 lumens, it’s very bright. As a matter of fact it was so bright that it honestly looked like a streetlight on the mountain trail I was camping off of. The light, being LED, is white mostly and actually here the 4th light setting (the strobe setting) was very helpful. Secondly, the capacity of the lantern is impressive. 5 days into my trip I had been using it every night for at least 2-3 hours a night. Since leaving my house, all I did was put it on the cars dashboard a few times and it was good staying on for 4 hours until I was found by Search & Rescue at 2 in the morning. This being the case, the battery capacity is pretty close to what is advertised. Lastly, I really liked how lightweight and compact this lantern is. A lot of other options out there, that aren’t even solar, are really too bulky and/or too heavy. This lantern fit perfect on the top of my hiking backpack and it was so quick to inflate that it definitely gave me a sense of ease when it got dark out and I needed light. The main thing I didn’t like about this lantern was the material. The plastic used in its construction is soft, and not meant to last. For example, the top handle on my lantern ripped off within a week even though I was pretty careful with it even in an extreme survival situation. In addition, it developed a rip a some point along my trip, which prevents it from inflating all the way now. Not only this, but after leaving it on the dashboard to charge the lanterns plastic outer coating would start to melt. The only other thing I can think of is how the charging is slower than I was hoping for. After leaving it out for hours on the car dashboard, it would gain 2 out of 4 of the cubes. The point is here, don’t expect to leave this thing all night and be able to charge it up for extended use the next day. Overall, I’d say that the MPOWERD Luci Outdoor Pro 2.0 was worth the purchase and I recommend anyone considering it to try it out. In a real emergency situation it helped the relevant authorities find me, sticking through days of use and going through the night in sub-zero degree temperatures. For the low price point, I believe it’s genuinely worth adding to your camping gear.

Muy fácil de usar, el hecho que sea inflable se agradece en el espacio en la mochila, sí carga con el sol es decir es funcional cosas que en algunos otros aparatos no. Puede usarse en campamentos de varios días sin un recurso de energía más que el sol. Se siente un plástico de buena durabilidad y con calidad. Muy feliz con la compra. Incluso quiero otra.

Léger, pratique, performant.

El producto , si funcionara como indica la descripción , sería ideal porque alumbra muchísimo y es muy cómoda por su bajo peso pero desde que lo compré , me ha dado problemas. A día de hoy ha dejado de funcionar y hasta ahora , la única forma de cargarlo del todo era a través de la red eléctrica. Al sol , carga un poco pero no completamente y lo he dejado 7 horas como dicen en la descripción que alcanza la carga máxima. El teléfono no lo carga y la luz no dura 50h ni 24 ni 7. No la he usado casi nada ni sacado nunca de casa , así que por el uso es imposible que sea que se ha estropeado. Un día , cargándola al sol empezó a oler a quemado ( más de lo que ya olía al comprarla ) y a partir de ahí , duró poco más.Puede ser que me la hubieran enviado usada y de ahí el mal funcionamiento , no lo sé pero gastarme ese dineral en un producto que no cumple con lo que ofrecen , me parece de denuncia eso sí , la idea es perfecta , si funcionara...No la recomiendo pero teniendo en cuenta que quizá la culpa sea de Amazon por enviar un producto reacondicionado ( me ha sucedido en varias ocasiones con diferentes productos) y no del vendedor... Quién sabe....

With the possibility of energy cuts this winter and on seeing a number of video reviews, my wife and I decided to buy one with the intention or buying a second if the first turned out to be as good as the reviews suggest. We weren't disappointed and ordered a second so that we have one each and can move about our home independently in the event of a blackout.Usage revealed only one shortcoming, i.e. the two pressurebuttons are almost impossible to locate in the dark. The fitting of a sticky backed inexpensive clear soft plastic 10mm dome over each button provided our solution, we can easily locate and press the buttons in the dark now and the icons on each button can be viewed through the clear dome. I use mine as a bedside light and simply recharge it from sunlight through a south facing window or by using mains power via the supplied USB lead.As a footnote: expanding the light is a matter of separating parts of the side wall that have stuck together in compression when packed. A little tedious but better than trying to inflate it by mouth which, in my opinion, is a bad idea because it introduces moisture from breath that will be very difficult to remove. Just a little breath when it is opened and the side wall becomes taut. In spite of this, it's a five-star product.

Do like its lightweight and waterproof design. After using for a few months the only inconvenience is an identical design for turn on/off and battery level buttons. In low light conditions, it's difficult to find the button to turn it on.Sometimes it's not easy to inflate/deflate the lantern and you have to spend time dealing with the valve.Don't get me wrong overall that's a great product, long-lasting lantern which is great for backpacking.