Three things decide it: where you need the light, how it mounts, and how long it runs between charges.
Start with the Z10 for campsite lighting, rechargeable string lights along a tent or awning, or the EDC flashlight for carrying in your pocket.
OGERY Z10
For lighting the campsite from a stand, the Z10 offers up to 2,200 lumens, a tripod reaching 78 in, and recharging in 6 hrs. It also hangs or mounts magnetically. The Z10 Pro adds up to 2,850 lumens and a 32 ft remote, but takes 10 hrs to recharge. The Z10 has no remote, so you adjust it at the light.
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OGERY String Lights
Along a tent or awning, the rechargeable string lights suit a setup where packing space matters, with a compact case, magnetic base and 32.8 ft string. The solar model extends to 49 ft, adds solar charging and can charge a phone. With the rechargeable model, runtime is 5 to 12 hrs depending on mode, and it cannot charge your phone.
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OGERY EDC Flashlight
For a light you can keep on you around camp, choose the EDC flashlight. Its flat body measures 5.19 × 1.30 × 0.67 in, with a dual-way pocket clip and a rotary brightness dial. High gives 520 lumens and Low gives 125 lumens. The 1,100 lumens Turbo setting steps down after its initial burst, while the maximum 12 hrs runtime applies to Low.
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Compare output, runtime, charging and placement for the way you plan to use the light.
Brightness
Lumens measure light output. For campsite lighting, compare the adjustable output of the tripod models; for a pocket light, check the regular settings as well as the brief Turbo output.
EDC Turbo output steps down after the initial burst to manage heat.
Runtime
For an evening at camp, compare runtime in the mode you intend to use. The tripod lights have separate floodlight and flashlight maximums, while string-light runtimes vary by mode.
Tripod-light runtimes depend on brightness and mode; string-light runtimes depend on mode.
Power and charging
Before a trip, check how the light recharges and whether it can also charge your phone. The solar string lights accept sunlight or USB-C, while the rechargeable string lights use USB-C.
Height and mounting
Where you can put the light helps narrow the choice. The tripod models stand on the ground, the string models hang from hooks, and the EDC flashlight clips to a pocket or clothing.
Weather resistance
For an exposed campsite or awning, check the water-resistance rating. IPX4 means protection against splashing water, not submersion. Both tripod lights and both string lights carry that rating.
The Pro adds brightness, battery capacity and remote control; the Z10 extends higher and takes less time to recharge.
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OGERY Z10
From $67.99 |
OGERY Z10 Pro
From $79.99 | |
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| Output and runtime | ||
| Brightness | 60 to 2,200 lumens | 60 to 2,850 lumens |
| Illuminated area, max | 10,763 sq.ft | 30,418 sq.ft |
| Floodlight runtime, max | 13 hrs | 15 hrs |
| Flashlight runtime, max | 22 hrs | 59 hrs |
| Battery and charging | ||
| Battery capacity | 10,000 mAh | 18,000 mAh |
| Charging time | 6 hrs | 10 hrs |
| Stand and controls | ||
| Adjustable height | 29 to 78 in | 25 to 71.7 in |
| Remote control | No | 32 ft range |
| Both models | ||
| Charging input | USB-C, 10W | USB-C, 10W |
| Power-bank output | USB-A, 10W | USB-A, 10W |
| Water resistance | IPX4 | IPX4 |
Maximum runtimes depend on brightness and mode.
Choose solar for a longer string and phone charging, or the rechargeable model for its compact case and magnetic mounting.
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OGERY Solar lights
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OGERY String Lights
From $21.99 | |
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| Length and lighting | ||
| String length | 49 ft | 32.8 ft |
| Lighting modes | 11 modes | 8 modes |
| Runtime | 8 to 36 hrs | 5 to 12 hrs |
| Battery and charging | ||
| Battery capacity | 4,000 mAh | 2,000 mAh |
| Charging method | Solar + USB-C | USB-C |
| Charges your phone | Yes | No |
| Full charging time | – | About 2 to 3 hrs |
| Mounting and protection | ||
| Magnetic base | – | Yes |
| Both models | ||
| Retraction | Manual hand-crank | Manual hand-crank |
| Water resistance | IPX4 | IPX4 |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 50°C | -10°C to 50°C |
Runtime depends on mode.
From 238 reviews across these camping lights, here are accounts of using the Z10 and both string lights.
It’s easy to charge and the battery lasts a very long time. We used it for about 6 hours straight and it only lost one bar of battery power.
We use these lights camping with our SUV tent. They are both functional AND fun, making a cozy space even more relaxing and recharging.
Purchased to put on the camper awning, and it’s great! The string lights are long, and the lights are the perfect brightness. Extra bonus that it works as a spot light!
Choose a tripod light for campsite lighting, string lights along a tent or awning, or the EDC flashlight for pocket carry. For a starting point, the Z10 offers up to 2,200 lumens and a stand reaching 78 in. The rechargeable string lights have a compact case, while the solar model gives you a longer string and solar charging.
The Z10 Pro adds higher maximum brightness, a larger battery and remote control. It reaches 2,850 lumens with an 18,000 mAh battery and a 32 ft remote, compared with the Z10's 2,200 lumens and 10,000 mAh battery. The Z10 extends to 78 in and charges in 6 hrs; the Pro extends to 71.7 in and charges in 10 hrs.
Runtime depends on the model, brightness and lighting mode. The Z10 runs up to 13 hrs as a floodlight and 22 hrs as a flashlight; the Z10 Pro runs up to 15 hrs and 59 hrs respectively. Solar string lights run for 8 to 36 hrs, rechargeable string lights 5 to 12 hrs, and the EDC flashlight up to 12 hrs on Low.
Choose the rechargeable model for a 32.8 ft string or the solar model for a 49 ft string. Compare those lengths with the tent edge or awning you want to light. Both wind back into their cases with a manual hand-crank. The rechargeable model has a hook and magnetic base; the solar model has a built-in hook.
Yes, the solar string lights also recharge through USB-C. Their integrated solar panel replenishes the battery in direct sunlight and can collect energy while the lights are on. Switch the lights off for the fastest solar charging. The battery capacity is 4,000 mAh.
Yes, the Z10, Z10 Pro and solar string lights support phone charging. Both tripod lights provide a USB-A output rated at 10W. The solar string lights also support power-bank output from their 4,000 mAh battery. The rechargeable 32.8 ft string lights do not support power-bank output.
The Z10, Z10 Pro and both string lights are rated IPX4 for splash resistance. IPX4 covers splashing water, not submersion. Bring the rechargeable string-light unit inside during heavy downpours. Keep the EDC flashlight protected from heavy rain and do not immerse it.
Yes, both the Z10 and Z10 Pro support tabletop use, hanging and magnetic mounting as well as standing on their tripods. Their light heads fold and rotate to adjust the direction. Choose the Z10 Pro if you also want remote control, with a range of 32 ft.
Yes, the EDC flashlight has a flat profile and a dual-way pocket clip for pockets, clothing and compatible gear. It measures 5.19 × 1.30 × 0.67 in and weighs approximately 4.64 oz. Its rotary control includes a lockout position to help prevent accidental activation, and USB-C recharging takes approximately 2.5 hrs.
Turn the manual hand-crank to wind the string back into its case. Both the solar and rechargeable models use this storage method, so the string stays with the main light. The rechargeable model's string is integrated and cannot be replaced separately.
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