This thing can project some light. Holy cow! It's about 1/3 the size of its predecessor, which served me a long time. It didn't, however that the UPC connection that this one does.

Lightweight because it's smaller than I expected and made out of plastic. The light is fine for my purposes. The built in battery means this lantern won't be usable after the battery is no longer rechargeable. For the price point I feel like the battery better last more than 5 years and hopefully 10, but the plastic might not! I can't understand why it's durable if it's made from plastic. It feels like a toy. I feel like I should've been more thorough before I purchased this lantern. I'll keep it anyway.

I recently got the Coleman 400 Lumens Rechargeable Lantern, and I’ve been really impressed. After using it for a few storms, camping trips, and just when the power goes out at home, I can safely say this has become one of the most dependable pieces of gear in our household. When fully charged, the light is bright—400 lumens on high gives off plenty of illumination to light up a large room or tent. On low or medium, it’s still strong enough for general use without being blinding. The multiple brightness settings are much more useful than I thought they’d be. It really helps that it has lifetime LEDs, so there’s zero worry about “burning out bulbs” or fiddling with replacements. Coleman The rechargeable battery is a big plus. We’ve used it repeatedly during power outages, and it held up longer than expected. The built-in lithium-ion battery charges via USB-C (cord included), and handles charging well. It’s also nice that when it’s fully charged, there’s an indicator so I know when I’m good to go. Cole

I love this lamp ! I live in Fl and when we get bad storms I can always count on this lantern being ready to use , holds a charge long time , especially with the battery! So worth the money ,