That’s the lamp in my hand over a cluttered counter. The lit panel sits inside the clear tube, and the black base is easy to grip. Wanted to show the scale more than anything.
Yep, that’s mine beside the yellow flowers. The warm light hits the petals and the clear tube still shows up in the dark. Looks good there, so it hasn’t moved.
Really nice for the campsite table. I bring something brighter for cooking and walking around.
Flame mode wins.
I like it outside, but I haven’t seen a water rating. Dry-weather light for me.
It started on our table, migrated to the other end of camp, then showed up by the tent. The carry loop got more use than I expected. By morning it was back in the pouch, ready for the next night.
We could sit around the table and chat without a bright beam in our eyes.
Good warm table light. For finding stuff across camp, I need my headlamp.
Little campfire energy.
I wanted to speak English commands to it. The supplied phrases are Chinese, so I don’t really use voice mode. Still a nice lamp, but that was the feature I was excited about.
Used it outside with dinner, then carried it over to my sleeping bag. Easy little routine.
Charging isn’t quick, though. Give it time before you head out.
Didn’t notice the halo in the listing at first. Nice little extra on a dark table.
Instant cozy corner.
Looks great in flame mode. If I need to read tiny print, I grab a different light.
Doesn’t scream “camping gear” on my side table. Love that.
When the real fire’s out, I put this on the table and we keep chatting.
FYI, the documented phrases are Chinese. I haven’t bothered learning them yet; the lighting modes are still fun.
No boring mode tbh.
We forgot the big lantern, so this little one went on the picnic table. It didn’t light up the whole site, but we could see our cups and each other. Every so often someone turned it brighter to look for a snack, then put the flame setting back on. By the end of the night we were all calling it “the tiny campfire.” I’d still pack a proper task light next time. This one earned a permanent spot in the bag for the slower part of the evening.
Low-key, in a good way.
It’s a simple black cylinder until the warm light comes on. Looks surprisingly nice at home.
Forgot to charge it once. Now the USB-C cable stays in the pouch so I remember.
That amber glow tho.
It sits by my reading chair now. I use another lamp for the book itself.
Fits anywhere, but it won’t light a big campsite. I use it close to the table.
The moving light gets the oohs. Steady bright is the one I use when I’ve lost something small.
Bag staple.
Warm light on the tent fabric. So good.
No water rating in the product info, so mine comes inside if rain’s on the way. Great on a dry night.
Flame when we’re hanging out; full bright with halo when I’m clearing the table. I thought five modes sounded like a lot, but I do switch between them.
Nice.
I wanted one lamp for the whole camp kitchen. This one’s too gentle for that. Nice by the chairs, though.