MPOWERD Luci EMRG: New Version | Solar Inflatable Lantern | 25 Lumens RGB LEDs | Lasts Up to 24 hrs | Rechargeable via Solar or USB-C | Waterproof | Camping, Power Outages, Hurricanes, Emergency Kits

Not the new model with usb input :( don't buy if you want the new version

Compact for travel I've never had to use the charging cord just keep it clipped on my backpack when hiking for the sun and then works at night full power. The other version that changes color is great for kids and traveling as a night light

Saw these on a YouTube channel. So glad I ordered them. Perfect for evenings on the boat. Last all night and take up very little space when packed away. Definitely recommend these lights.

I already have 2. But the bigger ones. They are the originals without a charging port. I came across them by chance many years ago while preparing for a hurricane. I went to buy a flashlight at Walmart and the shelves were all empty except for these, which this thing is 100 times better then a battery powered flashlight! Since then I've used it regularly, camping, night kayaking, traveling or petsitting. My roomate borrows one all the time when she goes on camping trips. I bought my mother 2 for power outs and she loves them. She recently had me reorder one because she lost one of them. That's when I saw that they now are able to be charged through pluging in as well. So I bought this one for myself and was pleasantly surprised that it is so tiny! And love the red light and S.O.S feature. I'm debating if I should have this one live in my car or travel bag (move the one in the travel bag into my car and leave the other one in my room for power outs). 10 out of 10, highly recommend!

A couple months ago, tornadoes went through less than two miles away from my house, and we lost power for four days. I'd just bought one of these solar-powered lights with the intention of putting it into a garden lantern. The light was too big for the lantern, but fantastic once we'd lost power.I would charge the light outside during the day, and at night, it was fantastic for keeping my house lit and manageable. The soft light setting was great when we sat in the the hallway to serve as a nightlight or bathroom light. The brighter setting was perfect for when I needed a side light. Overall, I liked the one I'd bought so much that afterward, I grabbed a second one to include in the emergency kit.

I have used these for several years for camping. The kind that you can blow up like a balloon works best for larger spaces, such as a group of people around a tabletop. The smaller ones that open like an accordion (also inflated) are better for reading or working on something close up.For me they have always charged very well just by putting them on the dashboard. However, some of the newer models, such as this light, include a USB connection to charge them more quickly. Either way, the smaller ones give hours of light. If I'm reading and fall asleep over the book, running down the stored charge, it usually lasts almost to morning. With the USB port, it can get a usable charge very quickly.