Solar-powered light specialist LuminAID is an important brand for campers of all levels to know. Recently featured on ABC’s Shark Tank, their energy-efficient, portable bag lights have been becoming increasingly popular in the United States and around the world. Moreover, their company aligned themselves with various charitable organizations in struggling areas to help solve lighting needs.
The LuminAID Solar Powered Bag Light Version 1 ($19.95) emits light for up to 16 hours. Its monocrystalline solar panel is able to achieve a full charge in seven hours. Additionally, it is waterproof and can float, and at just 2.9 ounces, it is incredibly portable.
The LuminAID Light V2 ($24.95) is a more powerful version of its predecessor, with two times the wattage and double the LEDs. It can illuminate about 125 square feet of space.
The Give Light, Get Light Package ($27.95) allows customers to not only receive one standard LuminAID Solar Powered Bag Light, but also send one to one of four international charities to help people in need.
The LuminAID Packlight Spectra ($24.95) is designed with nine settings, including seven distinct color modes, as well as a multicolor changing mode and the basic white LED mode. Unlike the other models, the Spectra has a cube-like structure, allowing it to stand upright on a surface.
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