Four-Leaf Solar Lantern glowing warm on a kitchen table during a power outage

Four-Leaf Solar Lantern

Olive
$32.99
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Four-Leaf Solar Lantern glowing warm on a kitchen table during a power outage
  • Four-Leaf Solar Lantern glowing warm on a kitchen table during a power outage
  • Four-Leaf Solar Lantern hanging under a kitchen cabinet during a blackout
  • Four-Leaf Solar Lantern charging a phone on a nightstand
Four-Leaf Solar Lantern

Four-Leaf Solar Lantern

$32.99
ColorOlive

A warm, steady light for when the power goes out. Charge it by USB-C ahead of time, top it up in the sun, and unfold the four side panels to light up a whole room.

Why it's in your kit

  • Room-filling light: fold out the four panels, or hang it from any of the four hooks.
  • Warm light modes: white, warm yellow and soft orange, so a dark night feels calmer.
  • Three ways to charge: USB-C, USB, or the built-in solar panel.
  • Phone backup: a USB output gives your phone a small boost.

Details

  • Battery: 2000mAh rechargeable (18650)
  • Run time: 5 to 10 hours, depending on mode (maker's rating)
  • Modes: 6 (bright and low main light, white, warm yellow, warm orange, flashing)
  • Charge time: about 3.5 hours by USB
  • Splash-resistant (IPX4). Not for use underwater.
  • Size: 12 x 7 x 7 cm. Weight: 266 g

In the box

  • Four-Leaf Solar Lantern
  • USB charging cable
  • Gift box

Good to know

Solar charging is slow and works best as a top-up, so charge it fully by USB before you store it. Topping it up every few months keeps the battery healthy.

Delivery: ships within 1 to 3 business days, then usually arrives in 8 to 15 days.
Good to know

Before you order

How long does shipping take?

Orders ship within 1 to 3 business days. Most items arrive in 6 to 15 days after that. The arc lighter takes a slower route and usually arrives in 12 to 18 days. The exact time for this item is in the description above.

Why Lantern Ready?

We keep it simple: a few useful tools, honest descriptions and real delivery times. No countdown timers, no fake low-stock banners and no scare tactics.

Can I drink water I collect or filter?

Collected rainwater or creek water isn't safe to drink as it is. Filter it, then bring it to a rolling boil for 1 minute (3 minutes above 6,500 feet) before drinking.