Telescopic Camping Light

We used them for 3 nights, usually on the lowest setting unless I was cooking then I would use a higher setting right where I was cooking. We would turn them on right when it was fairly dark and would keep them on until we went to bed around 11:00PM or so each night.

It’s hard to tell from the pictures, but I keep them on the warm yellow light rather than the bright white light as I believe it’s less attractive to bugs.

As you can see in the pictures, our entire camp was well lit.. Once I received it, I fell in love and purchased two more before our scheduled camping trip as I knew I wanted more!

When we returned home we were only down to 75% on the charge, meaning we only used 25% of the battery in all that time of use. However I do switch the on/off button to off position on the bottom of the unit as well each night to save on the battery life. This may not be a necessary thing if you have yours staked into the ground which we did not, they were stable enough and no wind.

I love the versatility of these lights, being able to rotate the light blades so that the light is not in your eyes or to direct it in the direction that you need it whether it is up, down or sideways. You can close it up, rotate the light blades outward and hang it like a lantern, use it as a torch lamp or retract it smaller like a table lamp, or a flashlight!

It comes with a nice zippered pouch with a wrist strap for carrying, and has a little pocket on the side that holds the usb power cord and…

This telescopic camping light really packs a punch. I was so impressed. It puts off an incredible amount of light and has so many different options as to brightness and warmth of light.

I love how compact it is and does not take up much room when traveling. It was easy to open and set up. It charged quickly using the provided cord and lasted two whole nights while camping.

I cannot say enough positive things about this. The handy case worked great, and the light was easy to get back into it without a struggle.

I did not use the stakes as it sat upright at our campsite without any issues. I also really like the fact that you can have one of the three arms lit or up to all three. Additionally, the arms can be raised up or lowered to have your light pointed in a specific direction.

There are some great features with this light and it is definitely my favorite go to light for camping now.

Do you need a cool camping light? Table top, area light or in the tent? This has you covered. It arrives in a nicely made nylon tube carrying case with stakes and a cord. You can open this up to place on the table and turn the lights in almost any direction. You can also pull out the 3 feet and stake it into the ground. The top telescopes so it's pretty tall. You can change the light color and brightness so you can pick your mood. Controls are pretty simple to figure out but are not backlit. Remember to "turn" on the unit with a button on the bottom. I like the way it stores in the bag and the battery life is good. The flashlight feature works but I don't think I'd want to use it full time like that.

I also used this for a quick view under my truck - worked well for that.

Overall: This thing is neat. It's versatile, it's bright enough but it does take a while to charge up. This is a good addition to my camping gear.

Wow, this thing has lots of modes and configuration options.

I've attached a few pictures of the different lighting settings, but each arm can be lit up separately as well.

The included canvas bag is a nice touch, but it has a ton of loose threads. The bag does come with some tiny stakes, but I'm pretty sure they are useless. They're about as thick as a tooth pick.

Adjusting the length, legs, and light arms makes sense - BUT some things are really stiff (like the neck) and some are fairly loose (the light arms).

Even with those criticisms, I'm not docking a point. This will be a great addition to anyone's glamping kit. It's probably too heavy for backpacking however.

I haven't been able to fully test the battery life, but I have no reason to doubt the stated capacity.

I got this light to illuminate my shop tools -- especially my bandsaw (check out the photos!). I can either use it setting on my nearby rolling table to quickly move it around where I need it --or-- extend it to it's full height and set it on the floor for my table saw and drill press. It is so very bright and I can rotate the three individual light arms to cover the machine from several angles at once. What a find!

As I age I realize that I need a lot more light to do my projects. And, I often need to place my light source closer to my work. So this "camping light" really works for multiple uses.