Luci Charge 360
- rechargeable
The 3-second version
- Shines up to 360 lumens with ten brightness settings
- Built-in 4,000 mAh battery charges via solar panel or USB
- Collapses to under one inch thick for packing
- Solar recharge requires full daylight
- Inflatable body can puncture
- Phone charging drains light runtime
Why it's on GiftsFeed
Inflatable solar lantern with 360-lumen output and phone charging
Most rechargeable lanterns make you choose between pack weight and runtime. This one folds flat enough to slip into a side pocket, yet the battery outlasts a long weekend without refilling. The solar panel means you can extend a trip indefinitely as long as you have sun, and the phone-charging port turns it into a multi-tool instead of single-purpose gear. If you have ever carried a heavy lantern just to avoid running out of light, or rationed brightness to stretch disposable batteries, the combination of collapsible size and serious capacity makes this worth the investment.
Good gift when
- Campers who need reliable light without carrying fuel
- Households preparing backup power for outages
- Backpackers counting ounces and pack volume
- Anyone spending extended time off-grid
Skip it if Solar recharge takes a full day of strong sun, so if you camp under dense canopy or need rapid turnaround between trips, you will rely on the USB input more than the panel.
Specs
- Maximum brightness
- 360 lumens
- Battery capacity
- 4,000 mAh rechargeable
- Runtime
- Up to 110 hours on lowest setting
- Brightness levels
- 10 adjustable settings
- Charging methods
- Solar panel and USB input
- USB output
- Mobile device charging capability
- Water resistance
- Waterproof construction
- Collapsed thickness
- Less than 1 inch
What's included
- Luci Charge 360 lantern
- Integrated hanging strap
- USB charging cable
If you're giving it
- No sizing to guess
- Arrives ready to give
Ships in retail packaging ready to wrap; no personalization available.
The maker
BioLite started by building cook stoves that convert campfire heat into electricity, then expanded into portable lighting and power systems for off-grid use. The Luci line focuses on solar-charged inflatables that collapse small enough for expedition packing but deliver output comparable to rigid lanterns twice the size. Engineers balanced the trade-offs between battery weight, panel efficiency, and pack volume to create a light that works for both ultralight backpackers counting grams and car campers who want dependable illumination without managing fuel canisters.
The details
This inflatable lantern packs flat, charges from the sun, and throws enough light to cover a large tent or backyard table when you need it. The rechargeable battery holds 4,000 mAh—sufficient for multiple nights of illumination and enough reserve to top off a phone in a pinch.
Unfold the waterproof shell, twist the base to adjust brightness across ten settings, and hang it from the integrated strap or set it on a flat surface. At full power the unit delivers 360 lumens; dial it down to stretch runtime past four days of continuous use on the lowest setting.
The built-in solar panel recharges the battery during the day, and a USB input lets you refill it from the wall when weather does not cooperate. A USB output turns the lantern into an emergency power bank, so the same device that lights your campsite can also keep your navigation app running when you are miles from an outlet.
Collapse the body to less than an inch thick for transport. The sealed construction resists dust and water, and the soft plastic shell survives a tumble off the picnic table without shattering like a traditional glass lantern. Whether you are setting up a weekend campsite, preparing for a power outage, or reading in a tent after dark, this light delivers consistent output without fuel, flame, or disposable batteries.
Collapsible camp light runs up to 110 hours per charge and doubles as a power bank
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Questions
- How long does it take to fully charge the battery using solar power?
- A full solar charge requires approximately one day of direct sunlight. The exact time depends on sun angle and weather conditions. You can also recharge via the USB input when solar charging is not practical.
- Can this charge a phone while also providing light?
- Yes, the USB output works independently of the light function. Using the phone-charging feature will reduce total runtime for illumination, since both draw from the same 4,000 mAh battery.
- Is the lantern durable enough for backpacking trips?
- The inflatable shell resists punctures from normal handling and is waterproof, but sharp objects or rough surfaces can damage it. Treat it like an air mattress: pack it away from gear with hard edges or pointed tips.
- How bright is the lowest setting, and is it useful?
- The lowest setting provides gentle ambient light suitable for navigating a tent at night or reading without disturbing others. It is dim enough to preserve night vision but still functional, and it is the mode that delivers the 110-hour runtime.
- Does the lantern need to be inflated manually?
- Yes, you unfold the collapsed shell and blow into it to inflate. It takes only a few breaths and deflates quickly by pressing the air out before folding.
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