Solar products can be said to emerge in an endless stream. Unfortunately, their prices are all unacceptable expensive. But this time, relatively speaking, this solar lantern is incredibly cheap. The "sunshine tins" available domestically online are all like this: the retail price of imported genuine ones is nearly 300 yuan, while domestic ones are only dozens of yuan. However, after all, the brightness is limited, so it seems that they are only suitable for toys and cannot be really used for lighting. The brightness of this solar lantern is five times that of a kerosene lantern, so it must be no problem for lighting. When it is fully charged, it can provide lighting for up to 8 hours. Moreover, it can not only be charged through a solar panel, but also by plugging it directly into a power socket. It takes 8 hours to be fully charged via solar energy, and 4 hours via power source. Of course, what attracts Chinese people most is its affordable price. It costs 10 US dollars abroad.