BlitzWolf Pro IP68 Waterproof LED Panasonic 3350mAh Powerbank Emergency Camping Lantern, USD $16.99 AU $22.5 Banggood

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Features:
·Built-in Panasonic 3.7V 3350mAh battery, power bank function for outdoor emergency use.
·Electronic Led chips, high brightness and power saving.
·High strength PC lampshade, strong pressure and impact resistance.
·75 hours runtime for continued illumination in "Low White Light" mode.
·Adjustable 5 brightness levels, red and white lighting to meet camping need.
·Designed for standing different weather conditions, more fit to use it outdoor activities.
·IP68 waterproof function, pass 2M waterproof test, and can also put it up to 10m underwater.
·Smart battery indicator from led flash, more clearly know about battery status, and can charge in time.

Waterproof:
IP68 water resistance makes the BlitzWolf® BW-LT5 pass 2 meter waterproof test,
and it is also suitable to use up to 10 meter underwater.

Power Bank:
BlitzWolf® BW-LT5 Pro is equipped with Panasonic 3350mAh Lithium battery, it can be
used as a power bank to charge your mobile devices, or any other USB devices.

Long Battery Life:
It can be up to 75 hours of continued illumination in “Low White Light” mode from a 3.7V,
3350mAh internal battery.

Smart Battery Indicator:
One Flash: 0%-25% charged
Two Flash: 25%-50% charged
Three Flash: 50%-70% charged
Four Flash: 70%-100% charged
Fully Charged: Steady (No flashing)

Drop and Pressure Resistance:
Resisting drops from up to 3 meters and pressures of 72kg, ensure that the
BlitzWolf® BW-LT5 Pro can survive in the roughest outdoor environments.

Package Included:
1 x BlitzWolf® BW-LT5 Pro Waterproof LED Lamp
1 x Micro USB Cable
1 x Operation Manual
1 x Lanyards

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  carpecrash on 20/02/2017 - 14:16

  I've tried buying a few batteries from Banggood reently and they haven't arrived so I've had to a request a refund. I think it's due to the recent restriction on Lithium batteries into Australia

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    mathew42 on 20/02/2017 - 15:10

    +2

    I ordered 5 of these a couple of weeks ago and current status on AustPost website is "Arrived at facility in destination country". Sadly I paid US$18.41, but even that is not enough to stop me voting +ve.

    I previously ordered one when they were first announced and so far no issues. A potential improvement would be to supply a cord that allows you to connect at both ends and hang horizontally from the roof of a tent or similar. The light has holes correctly located at each end so that it light will shine down so you only need to add a suitable cord. Adding a magnet like the smaller model would be nice to have.

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      fantombloo on 20/02/2017 - 17:29

      Yes being able to hang this horizontally would make it even better than it is.

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    Yamai on 20/02/2017 - 15:10

    I ordered from them yanks ago and the (lithium) batteries never arrived.

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  anonym on 20/02/2017 - 14:56

  input 5V/1A (Max)
  output 5V/1.5A (Max)

  Seems rather inefficient for a powerbank.

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    Maverick-au on 20/02/2017 - 15:15

    +2

    Seems rather inefficient for a powerbank.

    How can your measure it's efficiency by looking at peak figures?

    Or do you mean that putting out 1.5A from a single 18650 battery is not enough? Would you prefer 2.4A and a really short lifespan?

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    Clear on 20/02/2017 - 15:22

    +4

    All the money has gone into making it a camping light. The power bank is just a bonus.

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  Dontreadthis on 20/02/2017 - 16:37

  100 Lumens isn't very bright.
  I know people will say lumen ratings are a lie but its all we've got to judge on them really.
  I bought one of these from Bunnings:
  https://www.anacondastores.com/camping-hiking/camp-lighting/…
  and returned it due to how lackluster it was at its sole purpose… and its supposed to be 375 lumens…

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    mathew42 on 20/02/2017 - 17:01

    +2

    I find the light ample for lighting up a room. Brighter lights mean that it will provide light for a shorter period of time.

  • 

    ebosh on 20/02/2017 - 20:43

    100 is heaps in a tent after the Sun has gone down though. My lights rarely get used above 10 in the tent when camping, and mostly at 1 or below. If you need more, maybe try the Fenix CL30R, or of you don't need the powerbank feature then the CL25R is arguably the better light since it has a sub-lumen mode

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      Dontreadthis on 20/02/2017 - 22:17

      Fair point, I'm looking for a lamp to use outside of the tent for cooking etc. I imagine inside a tent this would be perfect.

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  fantombloo on 20/02/2017 - 17:35

  +1

  Cannot recommend this light enough. I got one for hiking but it's so good I use it now even for car camping. It lasts numerous full nights on a single charge, would do many nights at a few hours each. Plenty of light for a big tent or to give a picnic table gentle but usable light. I also use it as a nav light for night kayaking. Useless as a spotty/searchlight but perfect for it's intended use.

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  eyao70 on 20/02/2017 - 19:33

  Banggood delivery is a joke, ordered a phone 4 weeks ago, still not receive yet.

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  eug on 21/02/2017 - 02:45

  Hi rep,

  I ordered this on the 19th of Dec last year.

  I got an email on the 22nd and 23rd of Dec saying it's out of stock. I replied saying I'd wait.

  On the 11th of Jan I got another email saying it's been delayed and stock will only come in around the 22nd of Jan. I said ok I'll wait.

  I still haven't received it yet. Has it been shipped?
  Order number is 22297008.

  Thanks.

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  Noobist45 on 22/02/2017 - 09:51

  I placed 2 orders on December 29th and still havent received anything yet. I contacted Banggood and they offered a refund or to resend.

  Q. How long should I wait before choosing one of these options ?