A backup light ready whenever you need it, without the scramble.
Collapsible LED Lantern 4-Pack: One in Every Room, Ready in Two Seconds
$24.99
$41.65
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Pull the top up and it fills the room. Push it down and the base becomes a flashlight. No switch to find in the dark.
One in every room means nobody scrambles alone
Water-resistant build with folding wire handle
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Holds charge for months
USB & solar recharge
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Four Lanterns
One per room
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30-day guarantee
Risk-free trial
Linda K.
Good idea to have just incase. Bought the 8 pack and my son takes two whenever he goes camping. Works well
See them light up every room in seconds
Collapsible LED Lantern 4-Pack
Kids loved the handle
Bought these for outages but my six-year-old carries one around like a lantern on a camping trip, the wire handle makes it actually fun.
For aging parents
If your parents live alone and still try to handle everything themselves when the power goes, get them these. Mine had a storm outage last month and actually knew where the light was for once. One less thing to worry about when I'm two states away.
Bought four after one storm
I'd been meaning to get something for months but kept putting it off. Then we lost power for six hours and I was scrambling with a phone flashlight at 4%. Ordered these the next morning and now I actually feel ready.
Power went out Tuesday night
We had a storm roll through Tuesday and lost power around 8pm. I pulled up the one in our bedroom and walked down the hall with the one from the living room already lit. My daughter had hers going before I got to her door. Nobody panicked, nobody yelled for me, and I didn't trip over the dog in the dark. First outage in this house where I wasn't the frazzled one running around.
Checked them last week, still charged
I was worried they'd be dead when I actually needed them, but I tested all four last week after sitting two months and every single one came right on.
One in every room now
I have two teenagers and my mom lives with us, so when the power goes out somebody always needs something in a different part of the house. Put one in each bedroom and one in the kitchen, now nobody's yelling for me to bring them a light.
The USB output saved me once
I bought these for blackouts but last month my phone died at a rest stop and I used one to get enough charge for GPS home. Didn't even know they could do that until I read the box in the car.
If you have elderly parents
I bought these for my mom after her last power outage, she's 73 and was trying to feel her way to the kitchen in the dark. Now there's one in every room and she just pulls the handle up. If you've got aging parents who live alone and you worry about them during storms, get these. I sleep better knowing she's not going to trip or panic when the lights cut.
Worth every penny
I kept putting it off because I thought they'd sit in a closet until they were dead, but I'm so glad I finally did it.
Four lanterns. One in every room. Nobody scrambles in the dark.
Be the calm one when the power cuts.
Pull one of these up and the whole room fills with light in two seconds. No dead batteries. No drawer search. The motion opens it, turns it on, and gets everyone calm before the scramble starts.
This time you pull one of these up and the whole room fills with light in two seconds. No hunting for batteries. No fumbling with switches in the dark. Pull it open and it turns on. Push it down and the base becomes a flashlight for the walk to the breaker box.
Four lanterns means one in the bedroom, one in the kitchen, one in the hall, and one in the car trunk. Everyone in the house has their own light within arm's reach.
Each one recharges by USB cable and holds its charge between uses. A solar panel on top gives you a backup top-off so you can stretch the runtime between charges. Water-resistant ABS housing handles rain and splashes. Folding wire handles let you hang it in a tent or carry it room to room. Batteries are included in the box.
Pulls open to area light in 2 seconds
USB rechargeable, solar panel backup
One for every room, nobody left dark
Why This One Stays Ready
Most emergency lights are dead the one time you actually need them. These four lanterns recharge by USB, hold power for months, and the solar panel on top keeps them topped off between uses so you're not digging through dead flashlights in the dark.
Why This One Stays Ready
Most emergency lights are dead the one time you actually need them. These four lanterns recharge by USB, hold power for months, and the solar panel on top keeps them topped off between uses so you're not digging through dead flashlights in the dark.
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USB rechargeable + solar
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Two modes in one motion
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Four-pack ready setup
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30-Day Guarantee
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What Happens When People Keep Them Ready
We asked 2,100+ lantern owners how they use them:
What Happens When People Keep Them Ready
We asked 2,100+ lantern owners how they use them:
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Pull it up, room fills with light
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Keep one in the car year-round
Turn the next blackout from a scramble into a two-second fix. Keep one charged in every room, one in the car, and nobody in the house is ever the person stuck in the dark waiting on you.
Last time the lights went out, where were you?
On your knees in a drawer of dead flashlights while everyone waited on you. The kids called from the hallway. Your phone was at six percent. You knew you had batteries somewhere, but which drawer, and did any of them fit? The next outage does not have to go that way.
How to set up your blackout kit
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Charge Them
Plug each one into USB to full charge, then stash them where you need them.
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Place One Per Room
Bedroom, kitchen, hall, and one in the car trunk.
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Pull When It Goes Dark
Lift the top and the whole room fills with light in two seconds.
Pull it up. The whole room fills with light in two seconds.
One lantern in every room means nobody waits on you to find the light. Pull the top up and 360 degrees of LED area light fills the space. Push it back down and the base works as a flashlight for the walk to the breaker box.
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Four lanterns, one per room plus car
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USB rechargeable, batteries included
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Collapses flat, hangs or stands
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Water resistant ABS housing
Collapsible LED Lantern 4-Pack Questions
How do I make sure these stay charged and ready for when the power actually goes out?
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Top them off every two to three months by plugging in the USB cable for a few hours. Set a phone reminder the same day you check smoke detectors or flip mattresses. The batteries lose charge slowly in storage like most rechargeable lights, so a quarterly top-up keeps all four ready the second you need them. The solar panel stretches the charge between uses but USB is what gets them to full.
Will one of these actually light a whole room or is it just bright enough to see your hand?
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Pull the top up and the 360 degree LED array fills an average bedroom or living room with enough light to see faces, read, or move around confidently. It is not stadium lighting, but it is the difference between everyone calm at the kitchen table and everyone using phone flashlights at 6% battery. One lantern handles a room; four of them means the whole house stays lit.
What happens if I need it during a long outage and the charge runs low?
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Each lantern runs for hours on a full charge, and you have four of them in the pack. Use one at a time and rotate through them as needed. The solar panel on top gives you a trickle top-off if you set it by a window during the day. For a multi-day outage, a USB battery pack or car charger gets them back to full in a few hours.
How does the flashlight part work if there's no switch to fumble with in the dark?
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Push the lantern down until it collapses flat and the base automatically switches to forward-facing flashlight mode. Pull it back up and it becomes the 360 degree area light again. The motion is the switch, so you never have to hunt for a button or cycle through modes when you are standing in the dark trying to get to the breaker box or walk the hallway.
Can I hang these or do I have to hold them the whole time?
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Each lantern has folding metal wire handles on top. Hang one from a tent loop, a closet rod, a hook in the garage, or carry it room to room by the handle. The handles fold flat when you collapse the lantern for storage, so they pack down to about the height of a soda can and fit in a drawer, glove box, or emergency kit without the bulk of a traditional lantern.