Olight Sphere C Blue USB-C Rechargeable Lantern

Set the Blue Olight Sphere C on a nightstand and it fills the room with soft light in every direction, with 20 modes, music sync, and group control for 100 lights run from your phone.

• Blue Transparent Shell - The polycarbonate globe lets light out across its whole surface rather than aiming it forward, so the Sphere C reads as a glowing object in the room. It sits a little smaller than a tennis ball, which suits a nightstand, a shelf, or a tent ceiling.
• Bottom Button & 20 App Modes - A firm button on the base breaks with a clear detent and steps through seven presets of white, red, red flash, and color. The Olight app widens that to 20 modes, stepless dimming, a countdown timer, music sync, and linking up to 100 Spheres.
• 700mAh Built-In Cell & USB-C - The cell is sealed in and charges through a USB-C port with any cable you already own, filling in about two hours. Runtime stretches to 40 hours on low white, 25 on low red, and 15 on low color, so one charge covers several nights out.
• IP56 Rating & Magnetic Base - Dust and water resistance holds even with the charging port exposed, and the shell is rated for drops from 1.5 meters. The magnet in the base grips hard enough to hold the light on a vertical steel surface and leave it there.

The Olight Sphere C

The Olight Sphere C is built on the idea that the light itself should be the object you look at. Most portable lights hide an emitter inside an opaque body, and Olight went the other way, making the whole transparent shell the emitting surface. Light leaves every part of the sphere at once, which is what a room needs when the goal is atmosphere and not a task. What is left is a light you set down and live around, held wherever you put it by the magnet in its base.