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The Outwell Polaris Lux Lamp is a collapsible tent lantern that doesn't require an electric hook-up.
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The Outwell Opal lantern is a rechargeable, dimmable, Bluetooth-enabled, stylish-looking camping lantern.
★★★★★
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£26.99
PROS:
- Rechargeable
- Warm light
- Dimmable
- Looks stylish
CONS:
- Using the controls is difficult in the dark
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The Coleman Duo lantern is a multi-purpose multi-person camping lantern that's ideal for families.
★★★★★
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£49.97
PROS:
- Multi-use: one lantern for many people.
- Very practical with removable side panels, which are also torches.
- Has a USB charging point.
- Multiple brightness settings.
- Long-running time.
- Doesn't take up a lot of space.
CONS:
- Not rechargeable itself, but it does mean you have longer running times.
- The base unit is heavy with 4xD batteries.
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The Outwell Morion is a great little lantern, and particularly useful for those of us with kids.
★★★★★
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£19.48
PROS:
- Folds down small.
- A great little lantern for your tent bedroom.
- Also has a nightlight feature.
- Can hang as well as stand up.
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This little lantern from Vango is packed full of features: it's rechargeble, it can charge your phone, it's a bluetooth speaker, and of course, it's a lantern!
★★★★★
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£25.99
PROS:
- 120 Lumens Lantern
- Rechargeable
- Bluetooth speaker
- Can be used as a power bank
- Can be hung or stood up
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The Outwell Corvus is a flexible dimmable light for your tent. Perfect if you don't have a lantern hanging point or you want to add light to an area of the tent a normal lantern doesn't cover.
★★★★★
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£24.00
A great option if you need a flexible light for your tent.
PROS:
- Flexibility to put into your tent, especially if you don't have a lantern hanging point.
- Dimmable.
- Comes with a carry case.
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PROS:
- Provides a nice warm light.
- Makes your tent a home-from-home.
- Collapses for easy transport.
- LED low power and lightweight.
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The Easy Camp Bushmaster Lantern let's you get a bit of that retro glam to your camping set-up without costing a fortune.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- A cheap lantern that provides a bit of retro charm to your camping setup.
CONS:
- Don't expect it to fill your tent with light. This is more of a decorative item, but it does cast a warm glow and can be used as a nightlight for the kids.
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Outwell have introduced a smart looking new lantern, called the Outwell Obsidian. We test it out and find it's more than just a lantern.
★★★★★
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£47.99
PROS:
- The Outwell Obsidian provides a good ambient light and the Bluetooth speaker provides a good rich sound.
CONS:
- Using the multi-function buttons can be a bit fiddly, but most of the time you won't need to use them for basic operation.
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This is a neat design: a light that sticks to your tent. The Coleman Magnetic Tent Light doesn't need a lantern hook!
★★★★★
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£9.99
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The Coleman CT9 LED Flashlight is a great little torch to put in your pocket or easily stow with your camping or hiking gear.
★★★★★
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£4.00
PROS:
- A rugged and bright little torch.
CONS:
- None found so far.
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We found this Head Torch slightly larger than our others, but it is by far the brightest.
★★★★★
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£19.98
PROS:
- This headtorch puts out a really good amount of light.
- Ideal for night hikes with the kids.
CONS:
- The battery pack on the back of your head might put you off, but you don't notice it after a while.
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We were really surprised just how bright this little Go Travel Mini Floodlight is. A perfect item for your pocket or backpack. Ideal for hiking and camping.
£30.99
Discontinued
This Coleman Quad LED lantern has been great for camping this year. It has a neat trick up its sleeve that has been a big hit with the kids.
£141.83
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We reviewed an LED Power Cap, LED Beanie, and LED Clip-on light. Are these just gimmicks or are they a useful bit of kit to have when outdoors? We put them to the test.
£20.80
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The Petzl Tikkina head torch gets a thumbs up from us after we gave it a review and good use on the hills after dark. Good for adults and kids.
★★★★★
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£13.99
PROS:
- Simple and bright.
- Comfortable and light.
- Can adjust to fit kids heads.
- Great for handsfree work in the dark, such as when camping.
CONS:
- Does not produce as bright or wide a beam as other larger headlamps that are designed for nocturnal hiking.
Discontinued
The Coleman CPX 6 range of lanterns and lights give the choice of either regular batteries or upgrading to a rechargeable. Check out this review of CPX 6.
★★★★★
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£30.28
PROS:
- Bright light.
- Built-in torch.
CONS:
- Heavy as uses four D-Sized batteries.