ZLF Tent Lamp Portable LED Tent Light 3/4 Packs Hurricane Emergency Lights Camping Light Bulbs Camping Tent Lantern Bulb Camping Equipment for Camping Hiking Backpacking Fishing, Battery Powered

Everyone needs these! They were perfect for our camping trip! we only used two to light up our tent and that was more than enough! They worked great as flash lights as well. Sometimes we just hung them on our shirts or pants while walking around at night (they fell off easily though and would turn off on impact, but always turned back on). They have three options, blinding, slightly dimmer, and rave (flashing light I guess for emergencies but work better for raves or inducing epilepsy). 10/10 would recommend

 We live in South Fl and when I saw these bought them for our emergency hurricane kit! They are a perfect size and super bright on the high setting. I love the emergency blinking light..great product with tons of uses.

These are great little lights.Some things that might not be obvious:1. These are smaller than the size of a standard light bulb, I'd say about 30%2. The "bulb" is completely plastic, which I personally am glad for. I wasn't totally sure if the white part of the bulb was plastic or glass (as many LED bulbs these days have similar configuation of plastic casing and glass comprising only 1/2 of the bulb. Being plastic you can safely pack these in a backpack without worrying about breakage.

These are great! The right amount of brightness and they are nice and small. The hook is great to have on the end of them. They take 3 AAA batteries so I expect they last a long time battery wise.I accidentally put one through the washing machine and it still works like new even thought it was dripping when I took it out!

Just great little plastic lights. It took a little while to figure out how to get the batteries in just right and line up the metal strip in the right place. But once I did that, easy peasy. They are BRIGHT. The white part (pretty obviously) is the light and the colored part is the holder, I guess, of the light. Then little black hook part is what you screw off to put in the three batteries per light. I think AAA. So four lights times three batteries meant twelve batteries, but I am very happy with this purchase. We ended up camping at the eclipse without a lantern. We had a string of lights and a little lamp I bought here and THESE. They were great. Seems pretty sturdy for little plastic gizmos. Just a great addition to a tent and easy to use.

I bought these to have lights available for when the electricity goes out during storms and to make my kids feel less scared during said outages. It happens quite often in our area. These lights have been perfect and are pretty bright. I haven't had to test the full extent of their battery life but so far they still have the same batteries and have helped us through several outages. Thank you.

One did not work right out of the box! As I opened and tested each one, the very last one - the red one - did not operate. That's too bad, because they were exactly what I was looking for if another hurricane heads our way and knocks out power. I called Amazon and they issued a partial credit ... basically the total price divided by four. Thank you, but it is still so frustrating when several of the items I've purchased of late have had to go right back to Amazon as they either malfunctioned or were missing parts. What's happening to the quality control over there??? Too many third party vendors.

Very handy little items! I show dogs, and travel with them in my van. The van does have lights in the rear (which is where the dog crates are) but it is weak. When I feed or attend the dogs in the van at night, it's difficult to use a flashlight AND do what I need to do! I now hang these little lights on each side of the rear portion of the van and have enough light to give the dogs water, attach a lead, or prepare their food! Very cool idea! And cute, too!