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It depends on the model and brightness, but many run about 5–10 hours at full brightness and much longer when dimmed, often enough for several evenings at a low, dinner-party glow. Check the listed run time and charging time before buying, since they vary widely. Battery capacity is usually listed.
Many can. Look for an IP44 rating or higher for patio tables, decks and balconies, which protects against splashes and light rain. Bring them inside during heavy rain and to charge. Lamps without an IP rating should stay indoors. Rubber charging covers keep ports dry, and a damp lamp should dry fully before you plug it in to charge.
Anywhere without an outlet: the dining table, a bookshelf, a bathroom, a kitchen island, a nightstand in a rental or a summer patio. They add warm, low light where wiring would be impossible, and can move from room to room as the evening goes on. Pairs work well on long tables.
Some are. Check the lumen output on the product page: around 250–450 lumens is comfortable for reading, while many decorative cordless lamps produce less, giving mood lighting rather than task light. Lamps with adjustable brightness offer the most flexibility. Warm white suits evenings best, and a diffused shade avoids glare across the dinner table.


























































































