HiHiLL Camping Lights Mini Tent Lights with USB Output, 200 Lumens, Rechargeable, Waterproof, 3W, 3 Modes, Warm White Hanging Magnetic Outdoor Lanterns (LT-CL1)

Only minor gripe on functionality is that you have to cycle through a useless strobe mode to switch off. Who ever uses that mode? I like the two other light level settings.Bought this to hang from a garden parasol, but I haven't had chance to use yet, thanks to the rubbish British summer so far. The light is neat and compact. I have my doubts about how long the covers for the two usb sockets will last before they snap off, but we'll see. Charging function seems to work well. I've used it to charge my iPhone Ok, but I don't know how much juice this sucks from the battery and therefore how much life would be left in the lamp.My biggest gripe is the price. I bought on a lightning deal, but having looked around afterwards, I can see many other branded variants of what looks like the same lamp much cheaper.I like: form factor is compact, build is robust, light is bright and diffused for its size, looks neat.I don't like: price, sub covers are fiddly and flimsy, having to scroll through brightness and strobe to switch off.

Bought this little light for our first attempt at a camping weekend.I was looking for a small, compact light, that wouldn't give off so much light that we'd be treating the whole camp site to a Chinese silhouette show.This light fits the bill really well. It seems to be quite solid and clip on the rear was thankfully small enough to fit through the little plastic ring in the ceiling of our three man tent. It's got two brightness settings and also a flashing function (although we're not looking to turn our tent into a disco tent, so I can't see us using the 'strobe' too much). The light gives off plenty of light, despite it's compact size and it's a nice soft glow.The light comes in a compact box and includes a charging cable (mini USB one end, to plug into the light and standard USB the other). We tried out the USB output, that you could use for charging another gadget, but again, don't see us using this function in the future, as we're looking for the light to use the charge for - lighting).I would definitely recommend this light , if you're looking for a light for smaller 2, 3 or 4 man tents.

Great lightweight portable light with added bonus of an output USB charger, ideal emergency charging use.I have three of these lights in my 6 man Vango Odyssey Air tent (one in the bedroom, two in the main living space, used on the low light setting) However just the one on full brightness lights up the tent sufficiently at night.The light comes complete with a charging cable, I carry a portable USB charger when camping but the battery life on these are good and I haven't had to charge them up while camping yet.The metal part of the clips on the back seem to be a little flimsy on two of mine but it's not going to effect the performance or versatility of the product if these do happen to fail.Overall I recommend these small but powerful lights.(picture attached is showing just one light on its brightest setting)

I use this in a narrowboat. It's really handy to be able to move it whereever I need a bit of extra light and it's got a hanging clip and a magnetic back so I've got lots of options on how to place it. The battery seems to last a long time so I can leave it charging now and then and then use it in the evenings. Because it's so portable I've also lent it to neighbours when they've had electrical problems.The white cover gives a good diffuse light rather than a spot or glare. I normally use it on the dimmed option but the "turbo" extra bright mode is also handy.

Been working fine on our camping trips, this is however pocket size and therefore smaller than I thought is was going to be...Also, as with all makes and models of such lights the third setting is disco strobe, so not nice when you was to turn out the light!

Very nice quality lamps. Although I have to say I am not sure that this 'mode' of rapid flashing is of much use in this particular kind of light. In a torch maybe, but when you are trying to find your way in the dark in the dead of night in a camp site suddenly setting off an angry strobe light in a tent does not win good favour among your eyes and fellow campers. I would otherwise give this 5 stars.

I bought two of them for our tent. The USB charging port only works flawlessly with one lamp, the other needs fiddling a lot with certain cables in certain positions to charge properly. Seems like a loose contact there.One hanging bracket broke off after minor force.The diffusing white led cover (the cupolar part) comes off easily.Light is ok, brighter than the super cheap lanterns

Just got back from a weekend camp. Left home with a full charge and came back with charge left in it.....I'd say we probably had ours on for around 2hrs straight both nights. It's pretty bright on its full setting. The easy clip on & clip off hook attachment for hanging the light is great. Thinking of buying some more as it does feel like sturdy material & not cheap plastic.