KLARUS WL3 Portable Camping Lamp 13500mAh Rechargeable Work Light

Like the title, this is a super bright, Variable color temperatures and fast charging power bank all-in-one.

This comes with a 36-inch USB-C cable, a fabric drawstring pouch, instructions, and the light.

Standing on its attached base, this measures about 4 1/2 inches tall and 4 inches wide, and about 2 inches in thickness. Weight is about 1 pound and 2 ounces.

A rubber flap on the top of the light reveals USB type C and type A ports. On the back of the unit, you have your light controls.
Double-click the left power button, and the light will come on at 120 LM. You can keep pushing to cycle through 120,300,750 and 1500 LM, and turning the unit off and back on resets the brightness level to 120 LM.
To change the color temperature, the right button will cycle you through 2700K,3500K,4500K, and 6500K. The color setting will stay on whatever you set it at.
There is a red light that is controlled by a center lower button. Double press, and the red light will come on. If you press it again while the light is on, it will start flashing the red light. Pressing it a third time will turn it off.

This light has a tripod mount, powerful magnets, and a clip that you can use to secure the light.

You can also use this as a quick-charging power bank. As shown in the pictures, I could quickly charge my Samsung S22 ultra.

Overall this is a high-quality light and would make an excellent addition to any outdoor activity, camping, prepping, or just keeping in your vehicle.

It's well-built and pretty beefy! I like that you can change the brightness and have a red light option for not to disturb others. Work well, Magnets is really strong and will stay in place. great for any location, but I want a power button on the front so it's easy to reach.

Impressive little light!

This is as bright and casts out about as far as the headlight on my quad ATV.

On the brightest white setting, it illuminates the back 1/2 of our acre.

Its a robust bulid with a thick ABS plastic shell which has withstood a drop from 4' onto concrete without leaving a mark. The green or tan front has a slight rubbery feel to it.
Its fairly heavy at just under 17 ounces, or just over 1 pound.
It's adjustable stand has positive detents you can hear and feel, it stays where you set it no matter how you have it attached to something.
They definitely built in just about everything needed for ease of placement:
- Its own adjustable stand
- strong magnetic base
- 1/4" threaded sicket for tripod use
- built in spring/carabiner hook
- or just lay it on its back

LIGHTING LEVELS
- Red light, this is the smaller light on the front. It can be solid on or 1/2 second strobe interval. It does NOT have morse code SOS, (dot dot dot, dash dash dash, dot dot dot), you will need to do that manually by covering/uncovering the solid red light. It casts out roughly a 40' diameter from 7' off the ground.

- 120 lumen 2700 kelvin, is a warm light and from 7' off the ground casts out roughly a 60' diameter, similar lighting to a 2-3 log campfire. Its definitely not an ambience little candlelight.

- 1500 lumen 6500 kelvin is as bright as the bright on my quad ATV bike. At 7' off the ground and 120' away i can clearly see the top rail of my chainlink fence. This is the light you can light up an entire camp with, or scare away unwanted visitors in the middle of the night.
We used this setting tonight while pulling the skid plates and front driveline off our Jeep. It ran constant for 2 plus hours and the battery status still says full.

BATTERY LIFE

Ive only had it a week and used it around 3 hours total on the brightest white, then just messing around with it another 30 minutes on other settings, and the battery status light still show full.
It says max 50 hours, (2 plus days), on normal lighting and max 158 hours, (over 6 days, or double that If only on at night), on red lighting.
I can't confirm either at this point, but its lasted longer than other rechargeable lights I have thus far.
Its good to know in an emergency, you can manage battery usage.

GLOW IN THE DARK RING
An added feature I didn't see in the listing is the larger main light has a glow in the dark ring around it. A great way to find the light at night, assuming it's had some light exposure to glow.
Or if the battery dies while in use you can see where the light is located.
Also great in a dark tent to quickly find the light to ward off critters. Like any glow in the dark media, its needs light exposure for 10 minutes or longer to charge it, then will glow for a few hours or longer.

This will be replacing a larger light in our overland Jeep setup. With it's mounting and charging flexibility, then it's small size for big lighting, its a great edition to any camping or home shop use.

I have zero complaints or even suggestions for improvement at this time. I'll report back if something changes.

I don't believe you'll be disappointed.

Hopefully this was helpful, Thank you!

If you look at this as more of an area/work light, the value is stronger. If you look at it as a camping lantern, there are more economical options out there. However, the other features of this product definitely add more value, making this an intriguing proposition. First off, it charges the huge 13500mAh battery inside via USB-C. From empty, it would take 6 hours to charge using a 5v/3a power supply. The lowest brightness setting on this light is advertised at 120 lumens, which is fairly bright for a camping lantern. The highest setting of 1500 lumens is great for an area work light. The battery size gives this some heft (481g, almost half a kilo), so I wouldn't take this on a backpacking trip.
I like the tripod mounting hole on the bottom of the stand, along with the built-in magnet, and rotating stand. All great features that add to the versatility of this area/work light. Definitely something I'd use in the garage when working on my car or anywhere around the house where I need additional light.
I could see myself taking this car camping, however as others have mentioned, the carabiner clip isn't the biggest and slightly limits the mounting options. In addition, the light is directional and not diffuse, so it lights up wherever you're pointing the thing. There's no way to diffuse it 360 degrees. The power bank feature is great though and would allow me to charge up other devices on the go. Recommended!!!