really good one

This formula doesn't leave an oily film behind. You may not want to breathe while applying because it is potent but I like this much better than other types I've tried. It works great too of course.

I should have read the description more closely where it says "up to 700 lumens". I bought the one on sale which is only 400 lumens, as it turned out. I did try it out and it will be adequate in a power outage to see around a room. Have to say it was very difficult to get the cap off to place the batteries and then screwed back on. Not really a good choice for someone with arthritic hands and I would have to try to deal with the batteries without another good light to go by.

We tent camp alot - last trip 3 weeks in Alaska - remote Alaska. We use two, 7 inch air mattresses stacked (doubles the odds of you not waking up on the ground.) We change locations about every other day. On a full charge we went over a week before we needed to recharge! - which is big when there is no AC. It pumps super fast and you don't have to change batteries.
What I didn't like: There is no LED to indicate current charge level or even if it's being charged. So when we're moving and it's plugged into an inverter, thats plugged into a cigarette lighter you have zero idea if it is really charging! You have no idea what percentage of charge remains. This is no big deal if you are blowing up pool toys at home, but if you;re away from power it is a concern that I should not have, Coleman - invest $1.00 and this would be a 6 start product.