Acelane Inflatable Waterproof Ultralight Backpacking Review

I've bought one of these before and I really like it. I take her on a hike. During the day I put them where they get a lot of sun and at night they give me a few hours of light bright enough to read. not damaged. Highly recommended .

This ran on a low setting all night and was still lit when we took the tent down in the morning. Has a good hook to hang it at the top of the tent. Even at high it's not as bright as a flashlight but at low there was a wonderful soft bluish glow that gave our little one a sense of security but didn't keep us from falling asleep. A savior when you hear nature's call in the middle of the night and need to find your flashlight.

We bought them for emergency bags. We've tried them and they're actually pretty neat. They took minimal time to charge up enough light and provide a decent amount of light in a fully darkened living room. We dunked them in the sink and they swam with no problem. Can't comment on durability as we only tested them before putting them in our bags, but they should work fine as a general non-directional light source in a pinch.

Bought these ahead of hurricane season as I'm putting together a disaster survival kit for this year's season because 2020! They are small but very powerful and have different brightness settings as well as an SOS signal. I've recommended them to my neighbors and they all agree they're pretty good for the price. They charge fairly quickly on a sunny day (Florida sun) and operate in low light from dusk to dawn. They don't have a USB charging port; And honestly, just get a solar bank and you…

Hello, low settings are so low it's nothing more than a dim night light. To see something in a dark room, it has to be upstairs. Also, the instructions are printed very small on the box, almost requiring a magnifying glass. It basically just says blow on it and it will inflate. That's not true, when you try to blow into it nothing happens, it kind of shuts up, I had to ask how to make it work here and someone answered my question: you have to blow and bite the pole on the pole at the same time…

I did a test to see how long this light lasts on a low or "half brightness" setting. It became strong at 8 o'clock, but decreased noticeably by 11 o'clock and almost died by 12 o'clock. This light wasn't as bright as the MPowerd or Idealife lights tested at the same time, but only slightly. I would probably use 3-4 lights at a time if I plan on using them for camping or if I really need to see the task (e.g. ). ). They are not as bright as regular battery operated camping lights. I plan to use…