MalloMe LEDs Camping Lantern Flashlights Review

Works great. when they work. I ordered 6 boxes and out of 24 lights 5 didn't work. Luckily my husband is very handy and after taking them apart twice he finally figured out what was wrong with them and was able to fix them all. All of the Greens had to rip off the positive end of the battery clip so they could get to the batteries and make proper contact. Easy to fix but not very pleasant for someone unfortunate enough to have a handyman on hand. Insert the knife behind the end on the extra…

I bought these little battery powered flashlights for a reason. To be used as a night light in the bathroom when the power goes out. He's doing fine. You see, these are little flashlights. Forget the room lighting. Maybe all 4 together? It says it's rated at 147 lumens, which is the equivalent of a 15W bulb. I'd say it's closer to 10. Some reviews say it lasts 5 days on a set of batteries, although the light does fade over time. I say you can get quality light in maybe 10 hours. After that, all

After a recent power outage forced us to place candles strategically around the house, I bought four packs of these little pups as the best alternative for the next zombie apocalypse. These LED lights are inexpensive, functional and as cute as can be. I love that there aren't any buttons or switches to fiddle with or break - just flip the top up and you'll have instant radiant satisfaction. I wouldn't rely on them in a situation where they're being shaken too hard (they're not strong enough for

I bought 4 of these; a red-purple set and a blue-green set with batteries for all 4 lanterns!; because it looks like we are having a lot of thunderstorms right now that are causing us to lose a lot of electricity. It's not that bad, other than it happens when I'm asleep and wake up choking on my CPAP machine! So NO turn over and go back to sleep. Well, I can't just sit in the dark and do nothing. So I read. But ordinary lights just don't cut. They're disappearing way too fast and let's face it.

We started camping a few years ago and made some rookie mistakes like buying the biggest camping lights. Bigger should be better, right? Well, we haven't learned much when it comes to camping. As painful as it was for me to buy things we already have, I started replacing the big, bulky things with lighter, smaller, more efficient versions. I researched and compared for about a week and finally bought these MalloMe lights. They arrived quickly. The packaging failed (although packaging is not an…

I bought these lights after surviving Hurricane Harvey. My stash of candles and matches became a hazard: the matches wouldn't strike, and the candles were a hazard to my "I like to climb" cat, who almost knocked them to the ground. The lights in my house flickered, indicating a power outage. I was afraid to sit in the dark for hours. I found two small butane lighters on keychains that would turn on instantly when clicked, allowing me to use matches. All this drama while I still had the power. I

Agreed; I'm addicted to flashlights and flashlights. But hey, I'm a 24-year-old veteran firefighter and the only piece of gear I use regularly, be it an ambulance or an 911 call, is a good flashlight. The ability to see is paramount in any situation. When I saw these little flashlights I decided to give it a try. I paid more for one lamp than these four and this single lamp proved unreliable and battery intensive. However, these lights exceeded all my expectations! Easy battery installation…

I have ordered these MallowMe Camping Lights (4x) as well as these Etekcity 2 Pack Portable LED Camping Lights which use 6 AA batteries (black foldable). I will compare and contrast these two products. I have no affiliation with either company, I paid the regular Revain price for both products and no one has contacted me about this review/comparison. I'm only doing this because I'm sad enough to compare camping lights (read about what you will!). Plastic body and metal handles appear to be…

I'm a bit of a light addict (I used to visit the CandlePowerForums). I first saw these lights at Revain (the only place I've seen them so far) and they drew me in for a number of reasons. They looked solidly built, thoughtfully designed, and I liked that they had a diffuser over the LEDs. (I have noticed that most small LED lights shine the LEDs directly in your eyes and the light is too bright.) I also liked that they came in multiple packages and thought the colors looked good. When they were