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Solar Camping Lantern
Solar Camping Lantern
Collapse it flat for the bottom of a pack, or pull it open in seconds for a full ring of light around camp. The Solar Camping Lantern runs on a built-in 1600mAh battery that tops up from a wall outlet or straight from the sun, so it's ready whether you charged it last night or forgot until the drive out. Fold the top down and it doubles as a focused flashlight for the walk to the bathhouse or the breaker box.
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Build & Durability
A shell built for a pack, not a shelf
What the housing is made of, and why it survives a season outside.
The lantern's shell is molded from ABS and PC plastic, the same pairing used in flashlight housings that get dropped, sat on, and rattled around in a truck bed. ABS gives the shell its shock resistance; the PC layer over the lens keeps the LEDs protected without dimming the light that comes through it.
An IPX4 rating means the lantern is built to shrug off splashing water from any direction — rain blowing sideways into a tent flap, a knocked-over water bottle, condensation off a cooler lid. It isn't a submersible light, but it's rated for the kind of moisture that ends most low-cost camping lanterns early.
"IPX4 doesn't mean waterproof — it means the lantern keeps working after the weather it's actually built for: rain, splash, and spray."
What's Built In
Everything folded into one light
No separate flashlight, no separate charger, no battery pack to lose.
300-Lumen Lantern Mode
Six LED chips cast light in a full 360° circle, bright enough to light a whole tent or picnic table.
Dedicated Flashlight LED
Fold the top down and a single forward-facing LED turns the lantern into a handheld flashlight.
Dual Solar + USB Charging
A USB cable brings it to a full charge in about 4 hours; the solar panel does the same in roughly 9 hours of direct sun.
1600mAh Rechargeable Battery
Built in, not swappable — one charge is good for 6 to 11 hours of light depending on the mode you're using.
IPX4 Water-Resistant Shell
ABS and PC construction rated to handle rain and splash without shorting out.
Folding Hanger Hook
A hook built into the top of the shell lets it hang from a tent loop, a branch, or a garage shelf.
Collapsible 2-in-1 Design
Push it flat for storage, pull it open for lantern mode — one piece, two functions.
How To Use It
From packed flat to fully lit in one motion
The routine in three steps.
Charge It First
Give the lantern a full charge over USB before its first trip out, so the battery starts at full capacity.
Pull It Open
Extend the collapsible shell for 360° lantern light, or leave it folded and use the front LED as a flashlight.
Hook It Up
Use the folding hook to hang it from a tent ceiling, a branch, or a shelf, so it lights the space instead of sitting on the ground.
Leave the solar panel face-up in a sunny spot during the day so the battery is topped off before you need it after dark.
Design Notes
Why it folds instead of staying fixed
A rigid lantern takes up the same amount of space in a pack whether it's on or off. Building the shell to collapse flat solves that — it rides in a side pouch or a glovebox without eating into space meant for anything else, then opens back up to full size only when it's actually needed.
The same logic applies to charging. A light that only plugs in is only as reliable as the last outlet you passed. Pairing USB charging with a solar panel means the lantern can top up on a dashboard, a tent guy-line, or a windowsill — anywhere the sun reaches, not just anywhere there's power.
300 Lumens
6–11 Hr Runtime
IPX4 Rated
Specifications
Product details
60-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Not satisfied? Full refund, no questions asked. Use it for two months and send it back if it isn't for you.
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Dispatched within 24 hours of your order, with tracking sent the moment it leaves the warehouse.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions, answered
What people ask before they order.
Pull the collapsible shell open for full 360° lantern light. Fold it back down and the single front-facing LED works as a flashlight.
About 9 hours of direct sunlight brings the 1600mAh battery to a full charge. A USB cable does the same job in about 4 hours.
Yes. The IPX4 rating means the shell is built to handle rain and splashing water from any direction.
You have 30 days from delivery to send it back for a full refund, no questions asked.
Never set up camp in the dark
300 lumens, dual charging, and a shell built to fold flat until you need it.