collapsible camp light

Collapsible camp lights use a mix of power sources: replaceable batteries (common examples include AA and D cells), built‑in lithium‑ion rechargeable cells, USB/USB‑C charging, and some models that support solar charging.

Product listings commonly show replaceable alkaline cells (for example, AA or D cells) and single lithium‑ion cells; many items also note that batteries are required but not included.

Brightness ranges vary widely — roughly from the low tens of lumens up to about 1,250 lumens. Run times depend on mode and power source, with reported examples ranging from a few hours on high settings to multiple days on low (sample ranges in listings run roughly 2.5 hours up to 225 hours).

Most models offer multiple modes such as high/low brightness and wide-area settings, plus emergency features like SOS, strobe, and red or red‑flashing beacon modes; several also integrate a 360° lantern with a top flashlight or directed beam.

Many models collapse to a compact height of about 4 to 5.5 inches and list weights ranging from a few ounces up to around 1.12 pounds, making them easy to stow for travel and camping.

Common hands‑free features include foldaway handles or built‑in hanger rings for hanging, integrated stands for tabletop use, hanging hooks, and magnetic bases for attaching to metal surfaces.