Neporal Portable LED Work Light Solar and USB Rechargeable with 2 Brightness Modes 360°Adjustable Flashlight Solar Camping Lights 550mAh 50lm Rechargeable Night Light (1ps)

Pretty cheap little light but it does work pretty well good for reading a book or something like that but wouldn't count on it in an emergency situation. You could drop and break it pretty easily

I actually like this LITTLE light. I looked at so many pics and read the description, but I still didn't process just how small this light was. It looks like a toy. Now if your using it for camping it's the perfect size to throw in a backpack. However I'm using it as an emergency light during power outages or for doing some work outside after dark. Even with it's small stature it still puts out some pretty good light. Plus the solar option is freaking awesome. My only issue that I have with it is that it's supposed to have two different levels of brightness and when I first turned it on, it appeared as though it had both settings. After turning it off and on a few times it now only has one setting which is the brightest setting. I sincerely mean I probably turned it off and on two or three times before the lowest setting stopped working. That being said I don't have a lot of hope for the longevity of this, although if it does last it will definitely be a nice little tool in my arsenal for the next storm.

I wasn't expecting much for the price, but it was still disappointing to see how fragile this light is; I wouldn't expect to survive a drop off a table, and if you pack this in a bag, make sure it's at the top, not under heavier items that may crush it. Mine came slightly separated, there's noticeable movement in the two halves if I press on it. I attempted to tighten the screws and it did not help. Besides the fragile casing, the power button feels extremely cheap and wobbly, and I'm sure this wouldn't stand up to any rain, especially with the case being slightly open.I see little difference between the high and low setting. There are no indicators to tell you how much of a charge you have; there is a red light which indicates when it's charging. Given the cheap build (which is to be expected at this price point), we'll have to see how long the rechargeable battery lasts too. It may be worth noting that the instructions mention that the battery is replaceable (3.2V 550mAh LiFePO4).I would advise anyone to rely on something more durable as a primary light source, only using this as a backup or in non-critical applications.

Bought it a couple years ago. Have literally never seen it run out of power. A good reliable little solar light for the money. Since I've had mine a couple years, one of the little orange tabs holding the orange piece to the rest has broken off but is still totally functional.

Doesn’t feel premium or all that durable, but it works. The orange part pops out of position very easily and gets a bit annoying. Light works and charges fine.

The light itself is a good deal - bright (two settings), compact, and handy. The orange part of the stand is a flimsy soft plastic that keeps falling off, so the stand isn't quite as useful as I'd hoped. But it's great as a flashlight, and solar energy costs a lot less than buying AA batteries.

It works. Charges fine w the small solar panel. I cannot tell the difference between the two settings and wish there was only one. Double clicking it each time to turn it off will cause the switch to wear out twice as fast.

This is a good little light, but there are better on Amazon for less money. I keep this one in one of the pickups for emergency purposes. I do like the light, but there are others available, that I prefer and own.

I wanted to get some solar powered devices to add to our emergency kit, and this looked like it could be a good fit. The images raise your expectations far too high. What arrived was flimsy plastic that looked less robust than a tissue. The ‘protective seal’ on the solar panel was difficult to remove, as though it was old stock that had been sitting too long. I hoped I was being cynical but after charging on the window sill for two days, the light lasted for 15 minutes. Fit only for the bin.

It's not a particular bright light, but is very handy and compact which you can bring to camping/put in the car for emergency. The unit seems comes pre-charged, I have put it under sunlight to charge it further but it doesn't seem to brighten up.

A very useful accessory which stands steady & provides brilliant light when working in odd dark places which exist in every house and business premises. Top marks!

Not very good cheap brittle plastic light lense reduces light affect sent back and replaced with better item

Description is not precise, when it arrives the box states it is for reading,