Old lamplight without the fuel, the smoke or the matches

The shape is borrowed from an oil lantern: aluminium frame, glass chimney, a carrying handle over the top. What sits inside is an LED running off a rechargeable cell. Blow across the top and the light goes out, the way it would if there were a wick in there.

Why choose this camping light?

It behaves like the object it is imitating. That is most of the appeal, and the battery figures are the reason it stays useful past the novelty.

160 hours per charge: a 4000 mAh cell, refilled over USB-C in four to six hours.
Dimming range: ten brightness steps cycled from a single switch.
Puff it out: a short breath across the top shuts the light off.
Turns off when tipped: tilt it past 60 degrees and it powers down by itself.
Two light sources: 3000K and 2400K, for a cleaner light or a deeper amber.

Nothing is burning, so it can sit on a wooden table or go inside a tent.

Take it to a campsite, hang it from a hook on a covered porch, or stand it on a garden table after dark. At 10.5 by 27.6 cm it packs into a bag without much argument. The handle is sized for a hand in a glove.