LuminAID PackLite Titan Lantern

Yes, it features a built-in USB output port that allows you to charge your phone or other small devices. Keep in mind that using the power bank feature will drain the battery faster, so you may need to recharge the lantern sooner.

Under direct, optimal sunlight, it takes approximately 16 to 20 hours to reach a full charge. Because solar charging is dependent on weather conditions and sun angle, we recommend using the USB input for a faster, more reliable charge of about 2 to 4 hours before heading out.

The PackLite Titan is rated IP67, meaning it is fully waterproof and can be submerged in up to one meter of water for 30 minutes. It is designed to float, so you don't have to worry if it accidentally ends up in a lake or gets caught in a heavy downpour.

At its highest setting, the Titan produces 300 lumens, which is bright enough to illuminate a large tent or a campsite picnic table. It offers multiple brightness levels, allowing you to dim the light for reading or conserve battery life during longer trips.

Yes, the lithium-polymer battery has a very low self-discharge rate. If you charge it fully before storing it, it will retain most of that power for several months, making it a reliable emergency light to keep in your car or home kit.