This photo shows the LuminAid PackLite Titan 2-in-1 Solar Lantern Charger charging a mobile phone on a camping cot in a tent.
This 2-in-1 solar camping lantern and phone charger is our favorite do-it-all camping lantern.

Our Favorite Solar Camping Lantern of All Time is On Sale Now at Amazon

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The LuminAID 2-in-1 Solar Camping Lantern and Phone Charger is on sale now at Amazon’s Prime Day sales event.

More importantly, the LuminAid Titan 2-in-1 Solar Lantern Charger is easily the best solar lantern we’ve used in years.

This photo shows the LuminAid PackLite Titan 2-in-1 Solar Lantern Charger turned on inside of a tent in the dark while charging a mobile phone.
The LuminAid PackLite Titan 2-in-1 Solar Lantern Charger has a built-in battery that’s large enough to recharge mobile phones.

We first tested and reviewed the PackLite Titan months ago, but it has consistently become the lantern we reach for first on all of our camping trips, overnight rafting trips, and even at hunting camp.

LuminAID Titan solar charging lantern charging in sunlight.
The packable Titan is our favorite do-it-all solar charging lantern.

Shop the LuminAID Titan at Amazon and get 20% off in a Prime Day Deal!

Here’s why the Titan is the Best Solar Lantern:

  1. Clean Crisp Light
    The quality of light is excellent. It’s even and easy to see by and there are no harsh glares. Plus, 300 lumens of output delivers a wide campsite-ready area of illumination.
  2. Solar Charger
    The built-in solar panel is not fussy in the sun, which makes it easy to charge the built-in battery.
  3. Emergency Charger
    In emergencies, you can use the 4000mAh rechargeable battery to charge your phone or other devices.
  4. Excellent Built-in Straps
    Built-in straps make it easy to hang the Titan, plus hold the Titan in its collapsed form for travel and storage. Most similar straps from competitive solar lanterns are far less durable.
  5. Great Form Factor
    The cube shape collapses for storage but expands with a twist to create a cube of light.

 

 

LuminAID also makes other versions at different lumen levels and without the red light option. They are also very good solar lanterns:

LuminAID Max QI 2-in-1 Solar Camping Lantern and Phone Charger.
The LuminAID Max QI 2-in-1 Solar Camping Lantern and Phone Charger works just as well but isn’t quite as powerful as the Titan.

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