JackonLuxEmergency Rechargeable Light Bulbs for Power Outage 2000mAh 80W Equivalent Ebulb Self-Charging Emergency Light Bulb with Charge Indicator Dimmable Soft White 3000K

Unique idea. Quirky and useful.

We just received this and Wow! We have one lamp that is not near any plug and needed a solution and this works great. Put the bulb in, put on the plug cap and it worked. It is bright enough for our use and gives the perfect amount if light. We don’t know yet how long it will last between charges but since the lamp is not heavily used, it should last a while for us. An added bonus us that we will have it should the lights go out.

I love this product. It is one of those nice to haves, for around the house. I could see this as a tent-light, with the softwhite ambience, giving a home like feel while camping. The charging is it's only shortcoming, due to the fact it needs to be in use while in a lamp, plugged into the wall. The light is not too bright, and in a lamp in the living, seems to be about 60 watts. I have worked state emergencies and see this as a nice addition to my rechargeable lights, I keep around the property.

These lights are fantastic. I had a few lamps that I used in dark corners that didn’t have any outlets so I had to rig up extension cords and then use multiple products to hide the long cords. You just pop these lights into your lamps or hang themIn spots. No ugly cords,No hassle. You contro the level of light needed.Perfect!!

Of all the pricey off grid toys I’ve purchased, this is by far the best! Works, and keeps our solar free from the tiny add ups!

I have been lucky not to have had to test these bulbs but when we have an outage I will be able to tell then.

Power has only been out for about an hour at night and they gave us light for that duration.

Great concept but was looking for a different method of charging.

Needed a lightbulb for the outdoor front light. Thought I could just screw in the lightbulb and it would work without working electricity, but I was wrong. After charging the lightbulb in a regular lamp, I screwed on the plug cap provided that turns the lightbulb into a portable functioning light and used the hook to attach it to the fixture in the front door light. Worked out perfect for Halloween night, until I can get an electrician.