Was searching for a camping light and came across this one. Not sure if 500 lumen is bright enough though.
Seems like a good deal for magnetic camping light with built-in powerbank.
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Low on 3000K can anyone comment vs a pure red one? Looking for something in tent
red light is typically around 660k if you're talking about not affecting your sleep. The sofirn LT1S has this wavelength, along with 2700 - 6000K. https://zeroair.org/2023/11/28/sofirn-lt1s-pro-camping-lante…
I would highly recommend "Hardkorr U−Lite Dual Colour LED Lanterns" available in a 4 pack for around $90.
these Wuben ones are brighter for sure but I find placing more of the smaller Hardkor lights around on awning / tent etc works better for me.
3 of these would work better if you're using them around a campsite. These are fantastic.
I use both of these. I find the yellow mode on the hardkor ones my go to as I prefer dim light. Both excellent products though.
This is a fantastic little light. Great build quality and extremely versatile mounting options with a strong magnetic mount, a hook that doubles as a stand, and 1/4 thread so you can use all sorts of other mounts to do whatever you want. It does cool, warm and mixed colour temps, with variable brightness. And it also works as a 5200mAh power bank.
These things are fantastic for far more than just camping. I've used mine while working on the car, up in the roof of my house, during blackouts at night…
I was just gonna say this. Was working on my PC and needed extra light. Brilliant thing.
Works as a video light too, can be mounted on top of a camera.
I purchased one of these in 2023 and used it on random camping trips until late last year. It suddenly stopped charging, unsure why, but I would invest in something with better local network/support.
These are still $37.59 if anyone's interested. both the black and green colours.
great light. Only gripe is the USB-C is an IN only so you'll need a USB-A cable to use as a power bank.
Got a couple of these - they are great for illuminating tents and awnings when camping - I found their variable brightness more than enough.