This is where I really turned on the coleman cabin tent lantern. Once open, the lantern feels cheap and poorly built compared to almost every other lantern that I reviewed. It hasn’t broke on me or anything, this is purely the “feel” test on my part. The lantern offers the ability to recharge at any outlet as well as charge your devices which is great. Back Order items are not always in stock, but typically arrive within 2 to 3 weeks.
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Simply turn the knob to high for a coleman cabin tent 400 lumens or low to conserve battery life. When you think of Coleman, many people think of entry level camping gear. And honestly, that is exactly what the Coleman Rechargeable Lantern is, an entry level rechargeable lantern with a mid level price point.
I was on the hunt for a moderately priced led lamp. I found this and liked the compacting feature a lot. It saves space and protects the globe when packed.
The 95 coleman battery lantern on high is great and the 65 on low is quite adequate for playing cards, cooking or checking a campguide. It does develop a few dark spots and bands, but I do not at all find this bothersome. It is impressively bright, the advertised 105 lumens seems to be pretty accurate. As a self described “flashaholic” I can honestly say this is the finest portable lantern I have used. I own several of these little guys cause several of these going at once makes terrific lighting. It comes with the minibiner making it easy to hang from a tree, shelter or even a gear loft tab inside a tent.
Competitors start theirs around $55, and do not seem quite as bright. It also shuts off automatically once closed. If you want to save a little weight go with the 123a model, but it is smaller and more expensive (not to mention 123a battery prices!).