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Here are four top-notch camping lanterns that will get you through the summer.
Suaoki Collapsible Clover Style 18 Led Camping Tent Lantern
It’s a bird, it’s a plane; it’s $18.99.
Seriously, what the hell is this thing? It's supposed to look like a clover? It doesn't really look like a clover. However, we'll give it the benefit of the doubt. It's solar rechargeable as its "clover leaves" are solar panels. Its easy to carry, not too bright, becomes a flashlight and phone charger with its USB port. Pretty cool, huh?
Coleman Quad LED Lantern
Get 4 lamps for 1, for $57.36.
There’s a really creepy video of some member of the Coleman company talking about the Coleman Quad. We’re not exactly sure why it’s so creepy, but if we had to take a guess, it’s either the part where he explains how the lantern comes with an “on/off switch,” or the part at the end where he’s like, “See you outside!”
However, the guy in the video does make a good point: The Coleman Quad is really four lanterns in one, hence all this talk of a quad. Four individual, detachable light panels can be removed from the Quad LED lantern and can exist for up to an hour and a half before having to be returned for recharging at their homebase, the lantern’s skeleton. The lantern’s total runtime is 75 hours. This means that during a power outage, Suzie, Bobby, Dylan and little Josephine can all continue doing God knows what in the woods. #QuadGoals.
Etekcity Ultra Bright Portable LED Camping Lantern
Pinch you, you’re not dreaming for $9.88.
This snazzy military grade powerhouse carries 360 degrees of luminous light and is constructively energy saving, with twelve hours of usage before the battery drains.
World Green Rechargeable Portable Solar Powered LED Battery Lantern
Be a pal to the environment for $59.98.
Three things: 1) Solar generated power with flexible solar panel charging. 2) Push button operation for dual brightness. 3) It charges all the iPhones.
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