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product_id: 1218765
title: "Lepro 1000LM Battery Powered LED Camping Lantern with 4 Light Modes, Green"
brand: "lepro"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Lepro"
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# 1000 lumens max brightness 12-hour battery life on high IPX4 water resistant Lepro 1000LM Battery Powered LED Camping Lantern with 4 Light Modes, Green

**Brand:** lepro
**Price:** 1426452₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💡 Light up your adventure — never be left in the dark again!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Lepro 1000LM Battery Powered LED Camping Lantern with 4 Light Modes, Green by lepro
- **How much does it cost?** 1426452₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/1218765-lepro-1000lm-battery-powered-led-camping-lantern-with-4-light)

## Best For

- lepro enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lepro brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Weatherproof Wonder:** IPX4 splash-resistant design keeps your light shining rain or shine.
- • **Endurance That Lasts:** Powered by 3 D alkaline batteries delivering up to 12 hours of uninterrupted brightness.
- • **Effortless Portability:** Dual hanging hooks and a sturdy handle for hands-free convenience anywhere.
- • **Illuminate Every Moment:** Dimmable LED with 4 versatile light modes to match your mood and task.
- • **Emergency Ready & Reliable:** Trusted by thousands with a 4.6-star rating and 1-year warranty for peace of mind.

## Overview

The Lepro 1000LM Battery Powered LED Camping Lantern offers a powerful 1000-lumen output with four adjustable lighting modes, including daylight and warm white options. Designed for durability, it features IPX4 water resistance and runs on 3 D alkaline batteries for up to 12 hours on high brightness. Lightweight yet sturdy, it includes dual hanging hooks and a metal handle for versatile use, making it an essential companion for camping, emergencies, and outdoor activities.

## Description

desertcart.com: Lepro 1000LM Battery Powered LED Camping Lantern with 4 Light Modes, Green | Tent Light, Camping Essentials, Waterproof Lantern Flashlight for Camping, Emergency Light, Power Outages, Not Rechargeable : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Brightest lanterns I now own - very happy with this purchase - Summary. I really like these lanterns. They are the brightest emergency light source I now own. I like the fact that they have separate settings for turning on blue/white light, another setting for turning on warm white light and another setting for turning on both the blue/white and warm white LEDs on at the same time. So I give these lanterns 5 stars as they all worked the first time as soon as I put in the batteries and because of being the brightest lanterns I've ever purchased. Details. I bought these lanterns to have a bright emergency light available for power outage situations and boy or boy, they certainly do the job. They are very bright and the brightest emergency light source I have ever purchased. They are powered by 3 type D batteries so when inserted the lantern is not as light weight as other lanterns which are powered by AA batteries. However, being powered by D batteries should mean the lanterns will last longer than alternatives powered by smaller AA batteries. The manufacturer implies it should run 12 hours on the highest setting. I have not tested that. The manufacturer also seems to state you should not try to run these lanterns on rechargeable batteries. I suspect the problem is rechargeable batteries can output about 1.25 volts while standard alkaline batteries output 1.5 volts. So the pros: 1.) Worked as expected right out of the box once batteries were inserted and 2.) Are easy to hang up anywhere you would want to, 3.) are very bright and 4.) 3 D batteries should last longer than any lanterns powered by AA batteries. The cons: 1.) Some other lanterns may be more amenable for carrying around outside in adverse conditions. Not saying these aren't designed for rain but only that I have other lanterns that I'd probably bring outside in the rain before I tried these. 2.) These lanterns were more expensive than some alternatives. 3.) As you have to apply pressure, putting new batteries in is a bit of a pain. You also have to make sure you orient the batteries correctly which may not be obvious. (Please note, you will see me put in batteries in my attached video. I subsequently learned the manufacturer has included a video with this item on desertcart that shows how to make this process easier. You essentially put the lantern upside down on a table which makes it then easier to apply the necessary pressure when screwing in the bottom of the lantern. Recommend you check out their video.) Update: just for my knowledge, I removed and replaced the batteries several times to see if I could make the process easier. One time after I inserted the batteries and screwed in the bottom, it did not light. After simply taking off the bottom, jiggling the batteries and rescrewing in the bottom, it then worked. So there may be some fuzziness along those lines requiring repeated tries when putting in the batteries. Nonetheless, I have working lanterns at this time. Now I'm going to give this product 5 stars primarily because it works and is the brightest set of emergency lighting I now own. However, at the same time I purchased two other types of emergency lanterns and I am equally happy with them for different reasons. I encourage anyone reading this to click on my profile and read the reviews of the other two lanterns I purchased at the same time. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. I am nonetheless very happy with this purchase and should I need more emergency lighting I would not hesitate in purchasing them again.
Review: The best Lighting Ever - A comparison of lanterns and why the LE wins over RayOVac Sportsman - Purchased this Lighting Ever 1000 lumens lantern and the Rayovac Sportsman 240 Lumen LED Lantern SE3DLNACOM on the same order. Not realizing the identical nature of each lantern at the time, having both in hand together allowed me to make a side by side comparison. This might help someone chose which one to buy. The Rayovac I purchased on this page shows a 240 lumen lantern, however the one that arrived clearly states 305 lumens. Physically, the LE and RV are manufactured almost identically in composition. Both require 3 D sized batteries to operate. The LE is only one ounce more than the RV, but the LE feels and looks sturdier and of higher quality. LE and RV will be used when describing each lantern, but keep in mind that I am comparing the Rayovac 305 lumen that arrived, versus what is advertised on the desertcart page. The LE's output on highest mode is 1000 lumens compared to the RV's highest mode at 305; both are daylight white on high. On high, the LE touts a run time of 18 hours (10 watts), to the RV's 70 hours (4 watts), RV wins on run time. The LE's second mode both reduces the lumens (dimmer) and changes the color temp to a warm white. While the RV does not have a color temp variable, it does provide an option to dim the output to 140 lumens for its 2nd mode and can run 140 hours. LE wins due to the option to change to preferred temperature color. The LE's 18 hour operation will increase to 25 hours when on mode 2 (warm white). The third mode of the LE further dims the light and combines the warm and daylight temperatures to somewhere in between. The paperwork for the LE shows that mode 3 will last only 12 hours, which does not make sense as to why it shortens the life by the most . The last mode for both (LE's 4th mode, RVs 3rd mode) is a blinking / strobe light of the daylight / cool white color. I've not much to say on this mode - does not seem relevant at the moment to me. The RV has one final feature though, which is a dim green light on the power button that blinks very slowly, to assist the owner in locating it during periods of darkness. Personally, I do not like this feature and would either remove the batteries or put a dimmit over the light. Buyers might prefer this, I'm just not a fan of idiot lights with or without power. Lastly, I mentioned these being cut from the same mold, and both have battery compartments in the base of the lantern. The LE has a stem mounted in the base that the cover's slot must align correctly to close the battery compartment. The RV has a slot (no stem) on the rim of base to align to the cover's slot opening. However, the LE cover is still much easier to close with the batteries in the unit. Once the appropriate alignment is met, you must push down and turn to close the base. Think of pushing a child-proof pill bottle's lid to open it. Do the same on these lanterns. The LE base closed after 3 tries, to the RV's numerous tries getting frustrated. LE wins on battery replacement procedures. Overall, the LE wins hands down. For a 15 ounce lantern with more features, I paid approximately 17.00. The 14 ounce RV cost $24, but the desertcart page shows the list price at $34 and the buyer was getting a $10 discount at purchase. Though the 4 watt RV runs much longer at 2.9 days or 5.8 on mode 2 and the 10 watt LE has a run time of .75 days or 1 full day on mode 2, I am not using this to go camping. This was purchased for power failures, to be used as part of an overall emergency preparedness plan, and bright is what we need indoors during power failures. The hours will be broken up over various times and 18 hours will get us several days. For the money, same battery requirements and functionality, LE takes the cake. I've never heard of Lighting Ever before, but the product packaging shows they have their home base in Las Vegas, NV, another in the UK and one in China, where this lamp was made. It comes with RoHS certification, 1 year warranty and the instructions are the most accurate regarding the English language than I've seen in a long time. How refreshing to receive grammatically correct documents included in the box (yes, a real box). The RayOVac has a limited lifetime warranty and came in a plastic transparent bag, unbranded. The TLC shows on the LE, while the product packing on the RV is a wrapped label with specs, and it is though product presentation was an afterthought. For the $24, some type of protection during delivery wouldn't hurt. Whoever LE is, I will buy again if they produce a product as good as this one.

## Features

- High Brightness & Dimmable: Long press the button to adjust brightness up to 1000 lumen, suitable for reading or illuminate the whole space.
- 4 Lighting Modes: Short press the button to switch light modes (daylight white, warm white, full brightness, flashing).
- Long Battery Life: Powered by 3pcs D alkaline batteries (not included), it can last 12 hours even under 1000 lumen brightness setting. Not rechargeable.
- IPX4 Water Resistant: It could protected against splashing water from all angle, suitable for outdoor activities in rainy or snowy day.
- Hanging Hook & Removable Cover: Featuring a hook on the bottom and a metal handle on top, this lantern can be easily hung or carried for various purposes.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0078ZTWP4 |
| Battery Description | Alkaline |
| Battery Life | 12 hours |
| Beam Angle | 360 degrees |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,242 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #12 in Electric Camping Lanterns |
| Brand | Lepro |
| Brand Name | Lepro |
| Bulb Base | E26 |
| Color | Green |
| Color Temperature | 6000 Kelvin |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 46,987 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Plastic-based finish |
| Finish Types | Plastic-based finish |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04897033163040 |
| Included Components | camping lantern |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.46"L x 3.46"W x 7.24"H |
| Item Highlight | Tent Light, Camping Essentials, Waterproof Lantern Flashlight for Camping, Emergency Light, Power Outages, Not Rechargeable |
| Item Type Name | LE Camping Lantern, 1000 Lumen Dimmable LED Camping Light, 4 Modes Emergency Light, Water Resistant Tent Lights for Camping, Hiking, Fishing, Power Cuts, 3*D Battery Powered (Not Included) |
| Item Weight | 400 g |
| Light Output Maximum | 1000 lumens |
| Light Source Special Features | 4 Lighting Modes, Dimmable |
| Light Source Type | Light Emitting Diode (LED) |
| Manufacturer | Lighting EVER |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3300002 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year. |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | 3300002 |
| Mounting Type | Tabletop Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 3 D batteries required. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Light Sources | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Set Name | Single |
| Shade Material | Plastic |
| Specification Met | IPX4 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 4.2 volts |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Wattage | 10 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Lepro
- **Color:** Green
- **Light Source Type:** Light Emitting Diode (LED)
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Number Of Items** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is there really NO way to turn it completely off without removing the batteries?  Does a light blink when turned off unless you remove the batteries?**
A: yes, the light blinks always when the batteries are in.  but it's such a low energy LED that I've used it for many hours and the light is still bright after a year on the same batteries.  And when I'm sleeping in the back of my truck or in a tent, I just turn it away from me.  any reflective light is so faint it doesn't bother me and I'm a very light sleeper who is annoyed by almost everything at night.  I totally love this light.  In fact, bought a second and I have two double burner propane lanterns that I will never used again.  This light is about as bright as those.

**Q: what are the hours of continuous use at both 100% and 50%?**
A: Discharging Time: Daylight White 18 hrs, Warm White 25 hrs, Combined 12 hrs.

**Q: I would like to know the size of this lantern.  I couldn't find it/**
A: The size is 3.74 * 3.46* 7.24 in.

**Q: Will this lantern take 3d energizer advanced lithium batteries**
A: Please use 1.5V D batteries, it cannot support lithium battery, please kindly understand.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brightest lanterns I now own - very happy with this purchase
*by N***R on October 1, 2022*

Summary. I really like these lanterns. They are the brightest emergency light source I now own. I like the fact that they have separate settings for turning on blue/white light, another setting for turning on warm white light and another setting for turning on both the blue/white and warm white LEDs on at the same time. So I give these lanterns 5 stars as they all worked the first time as soon as I put in the batteries and because of being the brightest lanterns I've ever purchased. Details. I bought these lanterns to have a bright emergency light available for power outage situations and boy or boy, they certainly do the job. They are very bright and the brightest emergency light source I have ever purchased. They are powered by 3 type D batteries so when inserted the lantern is not as light weight as other lanterns which are powered by AA batteries. However, being powered by D batteries should mean the lanterns will last longer than alternatives powered by smaller AA batteries. The manufacturer implies it should run 12 hours on the highest setting. I have not tested that. The manufacturer also seems to state you should not try to run these lanterns on rechargeable batteries. I suspect the problem is rechargeable batteries can output about 1.25 volts while standard alkaline batteries output 1.5 volts. So the pros: 1.) Worked as expected right out of the box once batteries were inserted and 2.) Are easy to hang up anywhere you would want to, 3.) are very bright and 4.) 3 D batteries should last longer than any lanterns powered by AA batteries. The cons: 1.) Some other lanterns may be more amenable for carrying around outside in adverse conditions. Not saying these aren't designed for rain but only that I have other lanterns that I'd probably bring outside in the rain before I tried these. 2.) These lanterns were more expensive than some alternatives. 3.) As you have to apply pressure, putting new batteries in is a bit of a pain. You also have to make sure you orient the batteries correctly which may not be obvious. (Please note, you will see me put in batteries in my attached video. I subsequently learned the manufacturer has included a video with this item on Amazon that shows how to make this process easier. You essentially put the lantern upside down on a table which makes it then easier to apply the necessary pressure when screwing in the bottom of the lantern. Recommend you check out their video.) Update: just for my knowledge, I removed and replaced the batteries several times to see if I could make the process easier. One time after I inserted the batteries and screwed in the bottom, it did not light. After simply taking off the bottom, jiggling the batteries and rescrewing in the bottom, it then worked. So there may be some fuzziness along those lines requiring repeated tries when putting in the batteries. Nonetheless, I have working lanterns at this time. Now I'm going to give this product 5 stars primarily because it works and is the brightest set of emergency lighting I now own. However, at the same time I purchased two other types of emergency lanterns and I am equally happy with them for different reasons. I encourage anyone reading this to click on my profile and read the reviews of the other two lanterns I purchased at the same time. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. I am nonetheless very happy with this purchase and should I need more emergency lighting I would not hesitate in purchasing them again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best Lighting Ever - A comparison of lanterns and why the LE wins over RayOVac Sportsman
*by S***O on June 2, 2018*

Purchased this Lighting Ever 1000 lumens lantern and the Rayovac Sportsman 240 Lumen LED Lantern SE3DLNACOM on the same order. Not realizing the identical nature of each lantern at the time, having both in hand together allowed me to make a side by side comparison. This might help someone chose which one to buy. The Rayovac I purchased on this page shows a 240 lumen lantern, however the one that arrived clearly states 305 lumens. Physically, the LE and RV are manufactured almost identically in composition. Both require 3 D sized batteries to operate. The LE is only one ounce more than the RV, but the LE feels and looks sturdier and of higher quality. LE and RV will be used when describing each lantern, but keep in mind that I am comparing the Rayovac 305 lumen that arrived, versus what is advertised on the Amazon page. The LE's output on highest mode is 1000 lumens compared to the RV's highest mode at 305; both are daylight white on high. On high, the LE touts a run time of 18 hours (10 watts), to the RV's 70 hours (4 watts), RV wins on run time. The LE's second mode both reduces the lumens (dimmer) and changes the color temp to a warm white. While the RV does not have a color temp variable, it does provide an option to dim the output to 140 lumens for its 2nd mode and can run 140 hours. LE wins due to the option to change to preferred temperature color. The LE's 18 hour operation will increase to 25 hours when on mode 2 (warm white). The third mode of the LE further dims the light and combines the warm and daylight temperatures to somewhere in between. The paperwork for the LE shows that mode 3 will last only 12 hours, which does not make sense as to why it shortens the life by the most . The last mode for both (LE's 4th mode, RVs 3rd mode) is a blinking / strobe light of the daylight / cool white color. I've not much to say on this mode - does not seem relevant at the moment to me. The RV has one final feature though, which is a dim green light on the power button that blinks very slowly, to assist the owner in locating it during periods of darkness. Personally, I do not like this feature and would either remove the batteries or put a dimmit over the light. Buyers might prefer this, I'm just not a fan of idiot lights with or without power. Lastly, I mentioned these being cut from the same mold, and both have battery compartments in the base of the lantern. The LE has a stem mounted in the base that the cover's slot must align correctly to close the battery compartment. The RV has a slot (no stem) on the rim of base to align to the cover's slot opening. However, the LE cover is still much easier to close with the batteries in the unit. Once the appropriate alignment is met, you must push down and turn to close the base. Think of pushing a child-proof pill bottle's lid to open it. Do the same on these lanterns. The LE base closed after 3 tries, to the RV's numerous tries getting frustrated. LE wins on battery replacement procedures. Overall, the LE wins hands down. For a 15 ounce lantern with more features, I paid approximately 17.00. The 14 ounce RV cost $24, but the Amazon page shows the list price at $34 and the buyer was getting a $10 discount at purchase. Though the 4 watt RV runs much longer at 2.9 days or 5.8 on mode 2 and the 10 watt LE has a run time of .75 days or 1 full day on mode 2, I am not using this to go camping. This was purchased for power failures, to be used as part of an overall emergency preparedness plan, and bright is what we need indoors during power failures. The hours will be broken up over various times and 18 hours will get us several days. For the money, same battery requirements and functionality, LE takes the cake. I've never heard of Lighting Ever before, but the product packaging shows they have their home base in Las Vegas, NV, another in the UK and one in China, where this lamp was made. It comes with RoHS certification, 1 year warranty and the instructions are the most accurate regarding the English language than I've seen in a long time. How refreshing to receive grammatically correct documents included in the box (yes, a real box). The RayOVac has a limited lifetime warranty and came in a plastic transparent bag, unbranded. The TLC shows on the LE, while the product packing on the RV is a wrapped label with specs, and it is though product presentation was an afterthought. For the $24, some type of protection during delivery wouldn't hurt. Whoever LE is, I will buy again if they produce a product as good as this one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for camping or emergency lighting
*by J***Y on March 14, 2024*

I was looking for a replacement to my 10+ yr old camping/emergency lights and was impressed by the size and design. According to the many reviews the light output was great, the size right sized and etc., we all know the typical write up, I decided to try them so I ordered 4, two for the house and two for camping, they arrived quickly, were very well packed as expected. I liked the feel of the light, nice solid feeling weight even without the batteries. The controls are very easy to figure out and was anxious to try them out do when it got dark, I loaded the batteries and then tried one indoors and outside. One light inside in the living room area, approx. 15 X 25 ft was completely illuminated the light no matter which setting I used. the light so good then even the half bath off the living room was illuminated enough to use. The back yard was like daytime almost and even when i moved to the parking area, I live in a townhouse, the light was able to illuminate the area very well, approx. 20 parking stalls. I like the soft light setting, more of a relaxing light rather than the very bright white light. I whole heartedly recommend these lights, they are simple to use, they can hang upside down or set on a flat surface, produce a good clear light and they did not get hot to the touch, ( i only had them on for a couple of hours).

## Frequently Bought Together

- LE 1000LM Battery Powered LED Camping Lantern, Waterproof Tent Light with 4 Light Modes, Camping Essentials, Portable Lantern Flashlight for Camping, Emergency Light, Power Outages, Not Rechargeable
- Energizer D Batteries, D Cell Battery Premium Alkaline, 8 Count

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