It works out to be $8.335 per lanterns. Great for camping or working in garage.
Features: usb out for charging phone
IPX4 waterproof
Emergency red flasher
Bright 1000 lumens (high mode)
Downside: not rechargeable.
Duracell Lantern 1000 Lumen 2pk $16.67 in-Store @ Costco (Membership required)
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You could use Eneloop AA > D converters but I doubt they would last for long
I wrap the aa batteries n cardboard so it's the correct diameter. They would last well enough with 4 of them.
Torch is made by Duracell who sell batteries, they probably de-optimized the efficiency to burn through batteries faster.
Me wonders if one can modify to take 18650 or 21700 cells
Which costco was it?
Epping
This one is either rechargeable version of it or it is the one OP published.
https://www.costco.com.au/Sports-Fitness-Leisure/Camping-Hik…
It's the same one. They are not rechargeable. It can charge mobile phone however.
this is what I found
Specs
Brand: Duracell
Type: LED Lantern
Colour: Black
Light Output: 1,000 Lumen
Number of Batteries: 4 D Batteries (Not Included)
Product Dimensions: 10 x 10 x 18cm (LxWxH)
Packaged: 24 x 12 x 30cm (LxWxH)
Product Weight: 1.5kg
The good old two part pricing/"razor and blades" marketing strategy at its best.
If Cosco make one try Bunnings
Would be perfect if it was rechargeable. It takes 4 x D-cell batteries. What you save in the cost of the lantern, you will soon spend in batteries, especially if you plan to charge your phone using it.