These are a great product when they are a new not a return item. This one leaked and does not stay inflated. I have 2 others that were new when purchased and work great. Bright lights for 6 hours is great at night while camping. Actually shut off the Coleman gas lantern in favor of the Luci! Love these Luci Lights!
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Changes colors and lights up with a single color if you so desire But it doesn’t last for more than 3 hours on any setting. I’d like it better if it lasted longer, considering the white light only ones seem to hold their charge much better. I really liked the red setting for star gazing cause you don’t lose night vision yet can see your surroundings
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
We got some solar lanterns to prep for the hurricane and we were so pleased with the lighting we bought more to have outside for outdoor parties. We use our Aerogarden lighting to charge them even when there is no sun.
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Much brighter than I imagined, lasts a long time, very light weight and collapses down to a very packable size. Caveat; If it cannot be recharged in direct sunlight for most of the day, depending on how much charge used the night before, it might not fully recharge. Still, for serious off-gridding in the back country, an amazing product!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I actually have several of these~was lucky enough to purchase my first at half price from one of those morning talk shows (you know...hot deals of the day segment, blah, blah, blah...) but I ended up falling in love. Now I scoop one up any chance I see a reasonable price (around $20 thereabouts.) They charge quickly in the sun, the colors are beautiful and it FLOATS (we have a pool.) There's nothing about these things I don't love except that they're not free. Enjoy yours!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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