Lanterne de camping rechargeable USB-C – BL 230 lm

Name: Lanterne de camping rechargeable USB-C – BL 230 lm
Brand: QUECHUA
Price: 45.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Quechua BL 230 lm is a rechargeable USB-C camping lantern designed for outdoor use, offering four lighting modes to suit a range of situations. In lantern mode, it delivers 230 lumens, 80 lumens, or a low 15 lumens (including a red light option), while a dedicated torch mode outputs 40 lumens. Battery life scales accordingly: expect around 4 hours at maximum brightness, 13 hours at 80 lumens, 24 hours at 15 lumens, and up to 48 hours in torch mode. Weighing just 150 g, it is light enough to carry without adding noticeable bulk to a pack. The lantern is built to handle wet conditions, making it a practical choice for camping trips where rain is a possibility. Its teal and sage colorway (Bleu sarcelle / Vert cendré) gives it a distinctive look, and USB-C charging keeps it compatible with modern power banks and cables.

Category: Camp & Cook
Brand: QUECHUA
Color: Bleu sarcelle / Vert cendré
Autonomie: 230 lumens : 4h | 80 lumens : 13h | 15 lumens : 24h | Torche – 40 lumens : 48h
Puissance: 4 modes : Lampe : 15 (rouge) lumens – 80 et 230 lumens | Torche : 40 lumens.
Poids LéGèRe: 150 g.

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the QUECHUA BL 230 for being impressively bright relative to its compact size, with its 360-degree warm-toned light comfortably illuminating a group of four. The USB-C recharging, battery level indicator, and versatile hanging strap are frequently highlighted as practical, well-thought-out features. The red night-vision mode is also a recurring point of appreciation. On the downside, the most common criticism is that the adjustable strap can be fiddly to attach. Reviewers also note that the IPX4 rating means it is splash-resistant but not fully waterproof, and that it lacks a charge-out port to top up other devices. Its weight makes it better suited to car camping than backpacking.