Outdoor Solar Camping Light – USB Rechargeable Spherical LED Lantern
Outdoor Solar Spherical Emergency Light — Portable USB & Solar Rechargeable Camping Lantern
This spherical solar lantern is a simple “grab-and-go” light for camping, RV awnings, tents, and power-outage backup. It recharges by solar and also supports USB recharge, so you can top it up at home and still have an off-grid option later.
The rounded diffuser spreads light evenly, and the hanging handle makes it easy to suspend in a tent, from an awning hook, or inside a vehicle.
Key Features
- Dual recharge: Solar + USB
- Lantern shape: Spherical diffuser for even light spread
- Hang-ready: Built-in handle for quick setup
- Portable: Compact and lightweight for kits and packs
- Use cases: Camping, tents, RV awnings, indoor backup lighting
How to Use It
- At camp: Hang in your tent, under an awning, or above a table area.
- At home: Keep it charged as a backup light for outages.
- Best practice: USB top-up before trips, and solar as your off-grid option.
Shipping Information
- Ships from: China
- Carrier: YunExpress
- Estimated delivery: 10–15 days (U.S.)
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Dual recharge options (solar + USB)
- Even, lantern-style light spread
- Easy to hang in tents, vehicles, and under awnings
- Compact backup light for emergency kits
❌ Cons (and how to solve them)
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Solar charging depends on conditions and can be slower.
Fix it: Pair it with a solar power bank so your phones stay covered even if light charging is slow.
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This is a light, not a full power system for charging multiple devices.
Fix it: Add a compact power station if you want USB + AC capability at camp.
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If you want solar recharging for your power station, you’ll need a panel (or a kit).
Fix it: Choose a foldable panel or a power station + panel kit.
Panels:
- VEVOR 120W foldable ETFE panel
- VEVOR 200W foldable ETFE panel
- 60W Foldable Solar Panel 18V (Flashfish compatible)
- GOFORT 100W foldable panel
- Flashfish 100W foldable panel
Power station + panel kits:
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If you want “area lighting” for bigger setups, one lantern may not be enough.
Fix it: Add a second light type for your use case (camp, deck/patio, or flagpole/awning).
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If you’re building a higher-end boondocking setup, you may want more Wh and more output.
Fix it: Step up to higher-capacity power options for longer trips and more gear.
Complete Your Setup (Quick Picks)
- Keep phones charged: 30000mAh Solar Power Bank (USB-A + USB-C)
- USB + AC at camp: Flashfish EA150 (166Wh / 200W peak)
- Solar-ready kit: GOFORT 330W + 100W panel (299Wh)
- More light coverage: 15W Portable Solar LED Bulb or Foldable USB Rechargeable Camping Lamp
