AlpsWolf Direct via Amazon has select AlpsWolf 4000LM Rechargeable Camping Lantern for $26.99–$46.99. Apply promo code OC2MPR8P at checkout = $13.49–$23.49.
Product Link:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F3CH78CY- Promo Code: OC2MPR8P
- Original Price: $26.99–$46.99
- Final Price: $13.49–$23.49
- 50% off with promo code.
Product Details:
- Rechargeable camping lantern with listed output up to 4,000 lumens
- 360-degree illumination design
- Four lighting modes: high white, low white, steady red and red strobe/SOS
- 4,600mAh rechargeable battery can also serve as an emergency phone power bank
- Memory function restores the last-used light setting
- Foldable handle supports carrying and hanging
- ABS housing in Green
- Requires USB-A to USB-C charging; retailer notes USB-C to USB-C cables are not recognized
Seller: AlpsWolf Direct | Expires: 9/27/26 at 11:59 PM PDT or while promo lasts.
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But it has a nice design and grip and still a good deal.
-- Reviews mention these used to be sold as a two-pack for $20 (and they appear to be constructed to meat this price point). Getting one for $23 is not slick, and the alexa price history confirms this.
-- Highly questionable lumens ratings: 4000 lumens would be incredibly bright--like 3 100W incandescent bulbs. The listing for the two pack (and other case colors) specify 1000 lumen rating, and the customer reviews look more like 500 lumens max.
-- The 360 degree claim is clearly false since it uses two flat LED panels that will produce excessive brightness in opposite directions but fades to nothing on the sides.
-- The battery only says 4600mAh, but that isn't actually a complete capacity rating without voltage. If we assume it's a 3.7V lion pack, then this has only about 17Wh, which is half the power capacity of the smallest 2Ah Ryobi battery (36Wh).
-- Most LED panels require 12W per 1000 lumens, so you only get about 15minutes of light on this battery if it is putting out a full 4000 lumens.-- Charge time is 5 hours on AC power, and requires a dumb USB-A to USB-C cable--no high power charging.
Summary: Not a slick deal or a good product.
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