Preview: Duracell 3000L Tri-Power Lantern

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posted on December 13, 2025
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Duracell 3000L Tri-Power Lantern

The company renowned for its Coppertop batteries now offers a high-tech take on traditional camp illumination. The Duracell 3000L Tri-Power Lantern measures 5.35" wide by 5" deep by 10.1" high and features a metal handle for transport or hanging, along with a stable base and rubberized gripping surfaces. Its 3,000-lumen, uni-directional LEDs provide high, medium, eco and flashing-red modes and run off either the built-in, USB-rechargeable 4,400-mAh lithium-ion battery, an integrated, top-mounted solar panel or four D batteries. Not only that, but the lantern can also serve as a powerbank. Simply flip up the top and set your compatible device on the Qi charging pad to revive it. Price: $33. Contact: Duracell; (800) 942-1666; duracelllights.com.

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