Campsites and Beyond
Most people associate lanterns with the outdoors. It makes sense; we havenβt necessarily needed lanterns indoors, given that electricity has been in homes for over a century.
This is not a normal lantern, though.
First thing you might notice is that the actual lantern part can slide up or be stored instead itself. Makes it easy to pack and travel with them, on top of just looking cool. Plus, all you have to do to turn it on is pull the lantern up.
Something else you might have noticed is the light on top of the lantern. Looks kind of like a flashlight, along with the sideways handle. What it really is, however, is a spotlight. If you need bright, direct light instead of the usual 360 degree variety offered by a lantern, youβre covered.
Then thereβs one more gimmick to these: magnets. Thatβs right, there are magnets attached that let you stick it to any metal surface around you. On top of that, thereβs a built-in hook for any non-metal surfaces you might be able to hang something from.
So there you have it: lanterns for the modern age (you get four of them, by the way!) And if you ever find yourself in an emergency, these other SecureBrite lights are handy to have.
