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Logos “Bamboo Flickering Night Lantern” that can also charge smartphones. Also supports stepless dimming.

Posted on April 22, 2024 by News Admin

Logos Corporation, which develops the outdoor brand “LOGOS,” released on March 14 the “Bamboo Fluctuation Night Lantern” (5,940 yen), a USB storage-type LED lantern made of laminated bamboo wood.

The main unit measures approximately 12.7 x 13.5 x 22.5 cm and weighs approximately 450 g. It can be charged from a PC or other device using the included cable (USB Type-C). With approximately 5 hours of power storage, the lamp can be lit for up to 240 hours, and with the power bank function, it can charge approximately one smartphone (2000mAh).

Two lighting modes are available: “twinkling mode” for twinkling illumination and “flickering mode” for candle-like light, and the light can be dimmed steplessly.

The LED light source has a long life and is quiet, with no risk of burns or ignition, and can be used for indoor interior decoration. It is rainproof and comes with a handle for easy hanging and carrying.

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