Nokero N202 Solar Light Bulb

I just used this light on a three night camping trip, and once I got it all charged up, it was great. It makes me want to get more solar stuff so I don't have to deal with dead batteries in my camping gear any more. That first big trip of the season is always a pain when I inevitably forget to charge something, and this light mostly eliminates that worry.It easily lit up my whole tent, even on the 'low' setting. I haven't had a chance to test how long it takes to fully drain the battery, but I'll never need to use it for more than a few hours between charges, so that isn't a big concern for me.My one complaint with it is the on/off switch. It is a single action that cycles through off/low/high, so the only indication that the switch is set to 'on' is that the LED emits light, which will not happen if the battery is drained. If the switch is set to on, you can leave it out in the sun all day and it will not collect a charge. I ended up letting it sit in the sun for 10-15 minutes, then would press the on/off button once, and repeated that a few times until it was able to collect enough of a charge to emit light so I could then confirm it was off. After I sorted that out, it collected and held a charge just fine.

I keep this little light handy for a small area light in the car or on the boat. It comes with a stand so you can place on a tabletop and swivel the light to any angle needed. A simple on / off switch also toggles dim mode (on full / dim / off ) snap hook allows this to hang inside a tent or from a string or paracord. While it looks like a light socket threading on the base, I think this is more for design and I would not put it in a light socket. I think the tab that holds the snap swivel would prevent it from going in all the way... and of course you would have to remove the snap swivel. I suggest just using for table light ! the solar panel on back works as expected and keeps the batteries charged well.

This is a very little light that packs a pretty bright light. It's perfect for what I use it for, which is on my deck when I need enough light to read or look at something quickly. It has two brightness levels also. I haven't used it with the clip yet, only the base but I have no doubt it would give just enough light to illuminate a small outdoor area without being obnoxious.

I expected it to not only turn off by itself but also on by itself. I wanted to use in outdoor decoration bird cage.

Great product. A little small however. It's more like a flashlight than a "lamp" Also be careful not to screw in the stand too far.

Rusts very easily after a few weeks left on boat

I recently used this product on a camping trip and it was fantastic! It is compact and light weight, yet somehow manages to put out a ton of light. I was able to set it on the picnic table during the day to get a charge, and not have to worry about light all night long! Being as light weight as it is, it hangs easily inside my tent and the swivel allows you to point it in just the right direction. I wouldn't necessarily bring this as my ONLY light source (I still used my headlamp) but I definitely will not go camping without it again. I now keep this on my window sill behind the curtain so it is always charged and ready should the power go out at home. Worth every penny!

Light up my night! Now I can easily socialize and actually know who I am speaking to when I go camping. For years I've been roaming around never knowing who I am conversing with every night at the camp site, but no more! And reading in my tent doesn't end with my cell phone dying!Plus it's solar powered, that's sooo cool. I don't think I've ever owned something solar powered except for calculators.Great product!