The collapsible lantern 4-pack for camping and power outages
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The Lichamp LED Camping Lantern set is a four-pack of collapsible lanterns that pull open to switch on and press flat to turn off and store. Each one throws a wide 360-degree glow that lights a tent, a picnic table, or a room during a power outage far better than a single flashlight beam. Because they fold down thin, a set stows easily in a car emergency kit, a camping bin, or a kitchen drawer. They run on standard batteries, so there is nothing to recharge before a storm knocks out the power. Having four means one for each tent, room, or family member. Good fit for camping trips, road-trip kits, and hurricane or winter-storm preparedness.
Pros
- Wide 360-degree light covers a tent or room better than a flashlight
- Collapse flat to store in a car kit, camping bin, or drawer
- Four lanterns in a pack, one for each tent, room, or person
Cons
- They run on standard batteries rather than USB charging, so keep spares on hand for long outages
Frequently asked questions
Are these rechargeable or battery powered?
They run on standard replaceable batteries, which is handy in an outage since there is nothing to charge first. Keep spare batteries in your kit.
How bright are they?
Each lantern gives a wide 360-degree glow bright enough to light a tent or a room. Together the four cover a large area.
Do they really collapse flat?
Yes, you pull them open to turn on and press them down to switch off and pack flat, so they store in a small space.
Are they water resistant?
They handle typical outdoor and camping conditions, but they are not meant to be submerged. Keep them out of standing water.
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