Indeed, there are a lot of different lantern options in the market today, many of them are fuel lanterns that one off of propane cylinders. Some lanterns just use batteries- the major disadvantage here is that the batteries can run out if they aren't rechargeable. Final thoughts

The Energizer Weatheready flashlight is a dynamo style squeeze flashlight good for emergency use. It doesn’t have a battery or other power storage but works great in a disaster kit or other emergency preparedness bag.In-built Rechargeable Lithium battery, May also be charged by way of Hand cranking Dynamo Energy or with the included USB cable

I decided to test it further during a minor power outage at home. It transitioned from being a camping gadget to a reliable home emergency light. The hand crank feature was a hit, assuring there would always be light despite the battery’s size.

Its sturdiness was tested accidentally when it took a 3-foot fall onto my tiled kitchen floor – not a scratch. The rubbery coating seemed to cushion the impact, a feature not to be overlooked. Goal Zero is one of the premier manufacturers of portable solar charging systems and outdoor power equipment in the world. Their Torch 250 is a hybrid flashlight/lantern with multiple charging methods built right in.