SE 270 Lumens 2-in-1 Camping Lanterns (2-Pack) - FL804-3COB-2: Brighten Your Outdoor Adventures! Review

Two lanterns were sent in a plastic envelope by mistake. Each flashlight comes with three AA batteries already installed. However, the cap on one of mine fell off and the batteries fell out from under the tape that was removed from the batteries. Also, it sounds like a piece has broken inside the unit as I can hear it shaking. However, both work. There is a side light and a front light like a flashlight. The sides should be extended until the carrying handle is pulled all the way out to reveal…

We live in a village and we have a lot of power cuts. Lanterns and candles are kept throughout the great house. I love this set of compact cuties for their versatility and ease. When closed (torch mode) they are only 5 inches tall. To open the lantern, simply loosen the strap at one end and gently pull the top ring to reveal the 2.5" LED lighting. They are not heavy. Duties but for my purpose they are PERFECT. LED lights don't drain the battery as quickly (I can't tell how many hours the…

Here are my impressions of the SE FL804-3COB-2 camping light. GOOD: -- BRIGHT EXHAUST LIGHT: The retractable lamp is bright. Claimed 270 lumens and I have to agree. It's bright. Ideal for hanging over a camp stove on a dark evening. - DURABLE PLASTIC BODY: The body is made entirely of plastic. I suspect that with reasonable handling and the occasional drop it will hold up well. - MOVABLE HANDLE: You can mount the handle vertically like a flashlight or end up hanging over your kitchen table…

- Made in China - Body thin, cheap plastic, very thin - Headlight - single LED, not very bright - Flashlight function is very useful and easy to use too. This is an LED strip - The carrying handle feels nice, soft, rubbery - There is an extra pair of holes in the body if you want to switch the handle from side to top carrying - Holds 3 AA batteries (included ) - Lens Real Glass1 arrived with a broken headlight ring and a dangling plastic reflector. I glued great. Now it screws on, but it's…

I love that you can take them out like a lot of these new mini flashlights and still use them as flashlights. They are larger than most of these mini flashlights and are a little less durable, mainly due to the size. A small drawback - when the power button is pressed for the first time, the internal lamp lights up when it is folded. If it's daytime and you don't notice, the batteries can die in no time. You have to use the switch twice to turn on the flashlight and again to turn it off. When…

I really wanted to like these camping lanterns but was disappointed. They looked and worked similar to the pictures and product description, but the construction felt cheap. One of the two lamps came forward with its body ripped off its base (but the light was still on and hanging by the wires!). Looking at how the plastic broke, it seems to me to be most likely a mold defect that the shipping gods overcharged. The flashlight is powered by 3 AA batteries that are inserted through the hole in…

There are many similar fakes on the market. Here's what I like and don't like about this model compared to others. Let's start with what I don't like: - Much larger diameter than most other comparable products and for a specific reason I can't figure out. - Doesn't seem particularly durable. Good as an emergency kit along with other gear, but as the only flashlight on a wilderness expedition I wouldn't want to rely on it. - As other reviewers have noted, it needs better travel protection. The…