Product reviews for Camping Lantern 1000 Lumen Camping Lights Battery Powered 4 Modes Emergency Light Water Resistant Tent Light for Home Camping, Hiking & Fishing

If you have it at half brightness or less it lasts for days and days. I bought two of them and loads of other lights for power cuts. These are the best. Buy a stock of the Big D type batteries (£2 for a pack of 2 Energizer on Amazon) and you will have light whenever you want. I strongly recommend this lantern. The warm white is also great. I leave mine on all night downstairs on a low setting. It lasted 9 days on a trial and that is lowish brightness 24/7.
You can hang it either way up too with the hanging brackets
It’s a beauty

I bought the set of 2 camping lanterns for use in my loft (although a little pricey for plastic lamps). However, they are very bright and are excellent for what I need them for, and saves me having to pay an electrician to install some permanent lighting in an area that will only get occasionally used.

Being a set of two, they will also come in handy if we end up with power cuts.

I particularly wanted battery powered lamps as I couldn't see the point of buying them for the loft then needing to bring them down to re-charge them. And if I need them because of power cuts, what good would they be if they needed mains power to charge them?

They appear to be quite robust and I like the options for hanging them up from either end. The settings re: different light options are simple and the on/off button is easy to press.

I’m happy with the brightness. Not sure about battery life, I’ve not had them long enough to need replacing the batteries. The battery cover is fiddly to fit. Needs accurate and firm treatment. I can see this being the first thing to break if the user isn’t careful.

Just what you need for an emergency

The long life bulb in the downstairs loo stopped working (after 3 years) & I didn’t have a replacement. The lantern did the job perfectly to give me time to order new bulbs