POWER PRACTICAL Luminoodle - The Original LED Light Rope for Camping - 5ft Waterproof USB Powered LED String Lights + Lantern for Hiking, Safety, Emergencies
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Size: 5 FT
Features
- Battery Operated: The LED rope light is powered by a USB battery (not included) for easy use.
- High Visibility: Produce up to 180 lumens of bright white light for outdoor activities and emergencies.
- 3 Ways to Use: Use the included magnets and pouch to hang, stick, or transform the LED rope into a lantern.
- Versatile Lighting: Use these LED string lights for camping, hiking, safety, and indoor decoration.
- Durable Construction: Made from waterproof materials and designed to be used in wet environments.
Color: Battery Pack Not Included
Brand: Power Practical
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Special Feature: Rechargeable
Light Source Type: LED
Power Source: Rechargeable Battery (USB Powered)
Light Color: White
Theme: Outdoor
Occasion: Christmas
Style: Battery Pack Not Included
Color: Battery Pack Not Included
Brand: Power Practical
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Special Feature: Rechargeable
Light Source Type: LED
Power Source: Rechargeable Battery (USB Powered)
Light Color: White
Theme: Outdoor
Occasion: Christmas
Style: Battery Pack Not Included
Material: Plastic, Rubber
Controller Type: Touch Control
Connectivity Protocol: USB
Connectivity Technology: USB
Number of Light Sources: 1
Voltage: 5 Volts
Wattage: 2.5 watts
Included Components: Battery
Item Weight: 125 Grams
Number of Items: 1
White Brightness: 180 Lumens
Control Method: Touch
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
UPC: 855640004204
Global Trade Identification Number: 04
Manufacturer: POWER PRACTICAL
Part Number: FBA_LUM
Item Weight: 4.4 ounces
Package Dimensions: 7.76 x 5.83 x 1.57 inches
Item model number: B0198VDWPQ
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 5 FT
Pattern: Solid
Installation Method: Camping
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number Of Pieces: 1
Special Features: Rechargeable
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: December 11, 2015
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The light is soft, but bright which I love. The magnets and loops are perfect! I can attach this to pretty much anything, and have light everywhere that I need it. I have used it for an event that didn't' offer vendors lighting, so I attached my Luminoodle to my pop up to allow my customers to better see my product. I use the lantern feature to get around inside and outside my house at night when I don't want to wake anyone and don't want to scare anyone with a flashlight beam. My usb power bank is pretty big, and it fits in the bag with the Luminoodle perfectly. I also used it for camping. It is perfect light on the popup over the table while we eat dinner because it doesn't give off heat to attract bugs. And then in the tent to have a nice light to read by before bed. My favorite use so far was when I wrapped it around my German Shepherd and tucked a small power bank into his collar and we went for a nice night walk along the beach while we were camping. It made the trail very easy to see, my dog easy to see and allowed him to chase a ball when I threw it a little in front of him, which made him so happy. My only regret is that I bought the five foot and not the larger one. I will be buying more, for myself and for gifts.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2016 by Denise Wilson
This provides a nice soft and diffused light in my tent. I used some other LED lights that worked very well, but were brighter and more directional. The Luminoodle fit in my gear loft in my tent and the 5 foot length was long enough to wrap around the ties for the gear loft. The color of light is slightly greenish, which others have complained about, but when you are out in the wilderness I don't think this would be a legitimate issue. The rubbery covering on the LED strip gave it a nice drape. The USB connector is not the regular metallic one that is square, but is a flat piece that makes it smaller, lighter (minimally) and able to be plugged in without regard to direction of the plug. It has enough friction to hold the plug in quite well. In fact trying to pull it out with only one hand was trickier than expected. The other lights I tried had switches, which made it easier to find in the dark as you did not have to plug it in to get light, but once settled in the tent and reading before bed, the Luminoodle gave a softer and dimmer light, but was plenty bright to see everything in the tent. If you place the battery and Luminoodle in the bag, it does give off enough light to use as a lantern to find the path at night. Great idea and works really well.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2016 by Dr Dutch
I received this Luminoodle and battery with a monthly box subscription and while I was at first slightly dismissive but after having an opportunity to use it I am now a believer! First on the Luminoodle light: My initial thoughts were that the strip fell flimsy or that the rubber tube it was enclosed in was loose feeling and sloppy rather than a single molded or heat-shrinked piece, and I still have a bit of concern that this might cause one or more of the LEDs to loose their connection and not light up. However after taking it on a backpacking trip, I changed my mind completely. Two thumbs up! I arrived at my backcountry campsite after dark in the woods. I strung the luminoodle just above head level over the area I chose to setup my tent. A pleasant not too bright light allowed me to setup my tent, and see all the accessories needed without a headlamp. The included noodle ties allowed me to quickly attach the light to a thin branch and the low weight of the unit extended out toward the end of the branch meant that the branch would barely sag, even with the battery pack back towards the trunk. Consider also that I typically rig a clothesline with paracord over top or near my tent. This is so in the morning I can dry dew or rain off my tent fly while packing other items up. In this case one could just hang the luminoodle from the paracord clothes line for the same even lighting effect as from the tree branch when setting up a tent after dark or for general illumination over a picnic table etc. Inside the tent, rather than a bright single-source light like a flashlight awkwardly placed in a pocket facing up to light the interior, or endlessly wearing a headlamp, with the noodle you can string it up in or around the gear loft. Now you have bright even overhead lighting perfect for all your in-tent tasks and you never have to worry about bumping it, setting it back up, or shining a headlamp in your camping partner's eyes while talking to each other. It was also nice for late night trip to the spring to fill up water bottles. I propped it in a branch and the whole area was lit nicely. It's waterproof so if it fell no worries there, except for maybe the battery. A small nite-ize biner kept my battery attached to a branch. The bi-drectional USB plug meant no worries also on how to plug it in, remember you plug it in in the dark, when things like that matter. Surprisingly the noodle was easy to manipulate such that the LEDs faced down when needed and hung by noodle ties. I didnt use the magnet, fwiw. What would I add? A dimmer inline with the string, simple push and hold to dim with a slight blink at each extreme just like the Black Diamond headlamps, something made small with attention paid not to add bulk. It would be nice to not completely loose your night vision with a full brightness light when appropriate with the addition of a dimming feature. Also a press and hold setting for SOS might be useful as this would get noticed if you strung this up in a tree on a canyon edge or on top of your tent etc, if you really needed to signal for help. The Lith4400 Battery: The 2A stated output is nice, if you needed to it would charge your phone relatively quickly. But my feelings on the battery are not as positive as the light. My main beef is the capacity and cost vs features. Similar sized units by Anker are generally $10 less with 6700mah and use two high quality 18650 internal lithium ion cells. I have that model and use it daily and it gets all of it's spec'd mah rating. What I would add? It seems Power Practical could have achieved the same capacity and added an LED light of some manner for the price tag they are asking. Just put the LED lamp on the bottom of the battery like a flashlight so you can hang it over something (like a picnic table) as the luminoodle is also running plugged into the top. Also I think for the money, more intuitive battery level indicator and switch, seems there are some things still on the table to implement with the battery to make it worth carrying in a pack. While off switch on the lith4400 is nicer than simply unplugging the lights for the weight I choose to have the larger capacity units by other manufacturers if I was on a 3-4day trek. I suggest implement the downward LED lamp on the battery, make it 6700mah, place a nice battery meter on the side and incorporate the dimmer/sos feature into it and I would pay 29.99, no problem, perhaps more. Keep the light cheap, add features to the companion battery and you have a nice combination. So my final thoughts are, get the noodle, you will love it. Two thumbs up! It will prove it's usefulness and it is lightweight and small. There is a good chance are you have another 5v USB device like your phone or GPS along with you and you will be bringing a battery for them. At this point I would recommend against the Lith4400 and pickup and equally rugged and reliable Anker unit for 30% less and nearly the same weight with far more capacity (6700) for $10 less. They also have a 10,000mah, weighs 6oz for $5 less.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2016 by TNPrime
This thing is really well designed. Looking at all the details, I find myself pretty impressed with the thought that went into everything. You've got sliding magnets, reusable ties, a reversible USB plug, a neat case that doubles as a lantern, good quality materials that feel like they'd be easy to clean but difficult to accidentally damage... Even the color of the light emitted is interesting - it's somewhere between the usual "warm" and "cool" lights, so it works well in most situations. It puts out a surprising amount of light as well, but it's not blinding. I can't think of anything I'd change about this. It might be nice if it could be extended with another strand, but then there'd be another connection point with a dust cap or something; I think they made the right decision by just fixing this at a single length. Perhaps a future version could use an accelerometer-based "gesture" dimmer (plug it in, it comes on full brighteness, then you've got a couple of seconds to rotate the free end like a motorcycle control to dim/brighten?)... That'd increase cost as well - so I'm standing by my feeling that this is perfect as-is at the pricepoint it's at. I'll be ordering another one (probably the longer one) for sure.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2016 by D. Sauer