Lanterne de camping rechargeable USB-C – BL 230 lm
$45.00
$55.00Save $10.00 (18%)
at Decathlon
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- The current price has held for 60 days.
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About this product
The Quechua BL 230 lm is a rechargeable USB-C camping lantern designed to handle outdoor conditions, including rain. It offers four brightness modes to suit different needs: a full 230-lumen output lasting up to 4 hours, a mid-range 80-lumen setting that extends runtime to 13 hours, a low 15-lumen mode for up to 24 hours of gentle ambient light, and a 40-lumen torch mode that runs for an impressive 48 hours. This range of options makes it practical for everything from illuminating a campsite to conserving battery on longer trips. The lantern comes in a teal and sage green colorway (Bleu sarcelle / Vert cendré) and carries SKU 8492469. USB-C recharging keeps it compatible with modern power banks and chargers, reducing the need to carry spare batteries into the field.
- Category
- Camp & Cook
- Brand
- QUECHUA
- Color
- Bleu sarcelle / Vert cendré
- Autonomie
- 230 lumens : 4h | 80 lumens : 13h | 15 lumens : 24h | Torche – 40 lumens : 48h
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Quechua BL 230 for being impressively bright and compact, with its 230-lumen output considered very good for its size. The multiple lighting modes, including warm white levels and a red night-vision mode, are frequently highlighted as practical and comfortable. Users appreciate the solid battery life, the helpful low-battery indicator, and the versatility of the adjustable hanging strap for tent poles, branches, and hooks. The USB-C recharging via power banks, car chargers, or solar panels is seen as a major convenience. The most common criticisms are the IPX4 water resistance rating (not fully waterproof), the fiddly strap attachment, a relatively short runtime of around four hours at full brightness, and the absence of a device charge-out (power bank) function. Some users also flag the price as slightly high for what is offered.

