F5 Camping Lantern Rechargeable, 5200mAh Portable Led Camping Lights, 500LM Camping Flashlight, LED Lantern for Power Outages Home, IP64 Waterproof Camping Essentials, Hurricane, Tent, Outdoor

I am a big fan of Wuben Flashlights. I have purchased several different ones in the past and haven't been disappointed in the quality, brightness, included features, and durability. I was looking for a replacement to a magnetic "lantern" style light I broke a few months ago and saw this one while browsing Amazon. I didn't really read about all the features or any reviews and made the purchase based on my past dealings with Wuben products. This light seems to have all the quality and features I've come to expect from Wuben and it was definitely worth the $36 I spent. 3 brightness levels, built in power bank, magnetic back, and a kickstand are the main features this light, but it also has a hole to mount it on a tripod which would be very handy when used as a stand-alone video light. The included double snap-link was an unexpected bonus! I will put this light to good use in the near future!

I have been a fan of Wuben lights for some time and have a few of their more traditional flashlights. I was looking for something to use to light up a wider area and this little light works great for what I need. Mounting -The ring on the back can be used as a stand or use the included S clip to hang it. -The back is also magnetic, so you can stick it to any magnetic surface. It is plenty strong to hold it on both vertical and horizontal surfaces. -It also comes with a hand strap. -The bottom has a standard screw fitting for a tripod or camera mount. Lighting: -You can choose from three different color temperatures, which basically light up different sets of LEDs or a combination of the two. -Simple controls, you can press either + or - to vary between Low-Med-High or press and hold to ramp to any brightness in between. Charging: -The USB C port is used to charge the light. Standard 5V 2A input. One thing to note is you CAN use the light while charging. This is a nice feature if you have a larger power bank or power available to not drain the battery. -The USB A port is used to use the light as a power bank, again standard 5V 2A output. Nothing fast, but great in an emergency or while out camping to keep your cell phone charged. General comments: I chose the green color and it is a very nice finish. It is a plastic housing, so I will comment back on how durable this is but is seems very well built. Overall I see this as a great light while camping or to use as a fill light for photo or video use. The tripod mount makes this very easy to use while on a video call to improve the lighting.

This is a fine camping/back up light that is well worth the $30 I paid for it. It has a nice magnet and hook on the back side and a battery robust enough to keep the light going on low for many hours. The color changing option is a nice extra and the controls are easy to use. The only drawback to this light is the lack of user accessible batteries. Still, the long warranty after registration offers hope of a 5 year life span. The only other Wuben light I have is a powerful spot light with a tiny built in fan for cooling. That one has two batteries that can be removed with the assistance of a screw driver. Both lights are well built. Meanwhile, both Fenix and Sofirn offer camping lanterns with easily replaceable, rechargeable batteries. That is a feature worth paying a bit extra for.

Let me start by saying this light is great! I'm an avid camper/flashlight enthusiast and this light scratches both of those itches. The modes for this light are a simple low, med and high. There is an option for color rendering from warm (3000k) to cooler (4500k) to cool white. (5700k) Changing the modes does not appear to change the brightness output, which is nice. The mode change is a simple double click on the ON button. (The middle button with the Wuben "W" on it.) From there it's a simple "+" for brighter or "-" for dimmer. The internal 5200 mah battery ensures that you'll be able to easily use the F5 for a weekend camping trip or longer. With the USB output slot, you have the option to charge a phone, other flashlights, a tablet or anything else that can be powered via USB. You could even run a small fan throughout the night with this light. Charging input for the light is USB C. Charge it using a wall charger, car charger or even using a solar panel during the day while you're camping, hiking, biking, etc. I charged my Galaxy s10 cell phone (3400mah battery) from 3% to 100% in 6 hours and 17 minutes. During that time my phone was on and connected to my watch via Bluetooth. I made and received texts, made Google searches and searched a couple websites for Xmas presents. There was still over 25% battery life left in the F5. I can only imagine that with my phone off, it would've charged even faster. While this light does not support fast charging, it still works great at charging my phone. Also, the F5 is designed to stop providing power as a bank once it gets to 25% or less power as to not completely deplete the battery. There is a foldable ring on the back similar to the the ones on cell phone cases now a days. It's nice because you can attach it to a hook on the ceiling of your tent or just use it for your finger for better grip of the light. There is also a (surprisingly) strong magnet in the middle of said ring. Flat tire? Stick it on the wheel well. Engine troubles? Stick it under the hood of the car. Power outage? Stick it on the fridge or a light fixture. So many possibilities. Oddly, the random feature I'm most excited about other than the light itself is the 1/4" hole for a tripod. The option to put this on tripod is so nice considering it's a flood light. I have a couple dedicated camp lights and they just barely light up a picnic table for s'mores, making food, board games, etc. With this light I can literally light up a whole campsite. After eating or farting around at camp, I can bring it in the tent to hang from the ceiling for late night reading or board games. And after lights out I can use it to charge my phone. As someone who loves things that are multi purpose, this light checks off many boxes and does so quite well. A flood light for camping , a powerbank, an emergency light, etc. I would definitely grab another one of these without hesitation if I needed to. 5/5 *'s.

Nice versatile light! The 3 different types of light are innovative and cool. The ease of use, turning on and off and the increasing and decreasing of light intensity is intuitive and perfect.

I bought this item about 6 months ago for $38 and it was way overpriced for it despite the form and fuction. Right now its $30 and I wouldn't pay more for it. I like the adjustable lights and the size of this lantern. I wish the case was made out of aluminum instead of plastic.

This lantern ROCKS! It has a magnetic back piece, a ring to hang it, and a mount for a GoPro style mount. Comes with a wrist strap and s-biner too. Has the option of three color modes: warm, cool, and half and half. Can also used to charge other devices and feels nice and sturdy. Excellent value and I’ll probably end up getting another for camping or working on my car/motorcycle. This is a real winner from Wuben.

First impression it felt kinda light and hollow like. Almost like a cheaply made light that would not be terribly bright. Being 50% charged I was able to test it out right away. Holy smokes, it’s isn’t a cheap dim light. Although it may have felt cheaply made the quality is there! It was bright enough to illuminate the whole garage. I don’t know who needs this bright a light to camp but someone does. The brightness feature helps dim it some. The magnet held it in place to use working on the car what was kinda nice over actual trouble lights I already own, and considering how bright, it has multiple uses. The buttons and functions were easy to figure out. My only complaint would be the ON/OFF button. It’s labeled with a “W”. Easy to figure out though. As for long term use, time will tell but I left it on overnight and in the morning it was still on at the mid brightness. Solid little light for the price. Wuben wins again.