Goal Zero Light-A-Life 350-Lumen LED Lantern Light

2025-07-15T20:00:00

These lights are perfect to string together around a camping table. We love them!

Lulu43

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2025-06-02T20:00:00

Seems to be a solid light for camping/overlanding. I have four of them to light an area, one is all you need for reading or cooking. They don't use much battery power.

Nanook12

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2024-10-02T20:00:00

Love the product. Love the cord line and the utility of it pretty much a Goal Zero fan across-the-board Since I bought one of the first Nomad 10's.

JoshJ

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2024-10-02T20:00:00

I got 2 to complement my emergency backup plan. Now I have a total of 6 and if we have any power failure, I set then up as two in the kitchen, one in the living room, one in the master room bathroom, one in the hallway, and one in the house second bathroom. I use the Yeti 500 x (I own three) to energize the setting. One is set up in the kitchen to energize kitchen and living room, one is set up in the second bathroom to energize the hallway and second bathroom, and one is set up in the master room bathroom to energize the one there. In a most recent power failure event due to severe weather my neighbors asked me how come I had energy in my home. One of my neighbors had solar panels in the roof of his house installed by a solar power company but, his setting does not have any batteries to storage of energy, he is only connected to the power company grid and his electric bill get reduce but, what good is that when in a real emergency he did not have any power in his house! His system cost him over $30,000 finance while in my case I have been building mine little by little by purchasing the different components from Goal Zero according to my needs and expectations. As it is right now, I own a Yety 6000x, a Yety 3000x, a Yety 1500x, a Yety 1400, three Yety 500x, a Yety 150, and a Sherpa 100 AC. I also have 5 100W solar panels, 2 50W solar panels, 2 20W solar panels, and 1 10w solar panel. I am completely mobile with my system and still able to energize sections of my house with the Goal Zero manual transfer switch properly installed by a license electrician (it energizes my kitchen refrigerator, a small garage freezer, the garage door, and my house internet router plus ceiling fan in the master room). The light-a-life 350 led light is an A+ in my back up system since it can be connected in line, have two bright power setting to choose from, once connected to a system you can light up all at once by pushing one bottom or you can select which ones will be on while keeping the other ones off. Energy consumption is minimum.

FAR62

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2024-10-02T20:00:00

I got 2 to complement my emergency backup plan. Now I have a total of 6 and if we have any power failure, I set then up as two in the kitchen, one in the living room, one in the master room bathroom, one in the hallway, and one in the house second bathroom. I use the Yeti 500 x (I own three) to energize the setting. One is set up in the kitchen to energize kitchen and living room, one is set up in the second bathroom to energize the hallway and second bathroom, and one is set up in the master room bathroom to energize the one there. In a most recent power failure event due to severe weather my neighbors asked me how come I had energy in my home. One of my neighbors had solar panels in the roof of his house installed by a solar power company but, his setting does not have any batteries to storage of energy, he is only connected to the power company grid and his electric bill get reduce but, what good is that when in a real emergency he did not have any power in his house! His system cost him over $30,000 finance while in my case I have been building mine little by little by purchasing the different components from Goal Zero according to my needs and expectations. As it is right now, I own a Yety 6000x, a Yety 3000x, a Yety 1500x, a Yety 1400, three Yety 500x, a Yety 150, and a Sherpa 100 AC. I also have 5 100W solar panels, 2 50W solar panels, 2 20W solar panels, and 1 10w solar panel. I am completely mobile with my system and still able to energize sections of my house with the Goal Zero manual transfer switch properly installed by a license electrician (it energizes my kitchen refrigerator, a small garage freezer, the garage door, and my house internet router plus ceiling fan in the master room). The light-a-life 350 led light is an A+ in my back up system since it can be connected in line, have two bright power setting to choose from, once connected to a system you can light up all at once by pushing one bottom or you can select which ones will be on while keeping the other ones off. Energy consumption is minimum.

FARR

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2024-09-15T20:00:00

I'm amazed at how bright this light is! This is a perfect item to keep in the emergency cabinet for if/when the power goes out. Well-worth the price, I'm considering getting another.

JoeSliggity

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2023-12-14T19:00:00

These lights are excellent for plenty of light coverage that won't blind you. It has two settings and can also be turned on at the connection. The construction is pleasing to the eye and not a strictly utilitarian design. The lights pack down to a small size when not in use by removing the globe and replacing it to cover the cable wrapped base. I recently just bought a couple more to go the the three I already use, which I've had for several years.

Dana R.

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2023-11-21T19:00:00

WOW, what a great little 12v light! I was very surprised at how long the attached cord is. I love the versatility, any cig lighter, in any car, OR Goal Zero Yeti. Perfect for van camping.

Mike H.

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2023-08-28T20:00:00

This is a very interesting product. It can operate off any Yeti female cigarette lighter port or the 6mm port (I was told the 6mm port was a little more energy efficient). The design of the product is outstanding with 2 brightness levels, a cord long enough for any reasonable placement of the light, together with shaded or focused light. I highly recommend this product.

Lowe

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2023-08-03T20:00:00

I never go camping without them. They make a nice light over the picnic table. They are well designed and easy to hang up. I literally have nothing bad to say about these lights. I have 5 now and will definitely buy more. Perfect for power outages also

Spetersen

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2023-05-28T20:00:00

Bought these to spotlight products and/or add lighting to our night=time farmers markets. I really appreciate the fact they use very little energy and my goal zero 200 power all of it.

nonenonenone

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2023-03-26T20:00:00

In the field, rain falling heavily from the sky and bouncing off the canopy over the stern of the Jeep, I needed more light than the Jeep's overhead bar, so I wired up my pair of lights to the YETI 1500, and it lit up the radio, back of the Jeep, and documents beautifully. I think I will pick up a couple more.

DavidL

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2021-10-18T20:00:00

Huge Goal Zero light fan. Can't resist buying their latest gadgets. The 350 is great till you try to chain them. The receptacle connector at top of light aren't secure and a bit of tent motion easily disconnects the chain.

Lewis

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2019-03-19T20:00:00

Picked these up on Best Buy last week for $19.95 each..I bought 4 of them..WOW..these are super...very happy with them and my Sherpa 100 power pack!! I will be adding them to my 1971 Chevy Camper van this summer!

Bigruckus

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2017-09-23T20:00:00

love the product, it works great, and i can use them in an emergency when the power goes out!

richie r.

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2017-03-19T20:00:00

For many, many years, I used either a white gas or propane lantern in front of my tent. I tested this 350 last weekend, and found it to be plenty bright to use. Clipped it to a tree branch just above and in front of the tent and found it provided plenty of light for my table and cooking area. ALSO: It used very little power from my Yeti 150.

bp955

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2016-12-12T19:00:00

I have several lanterns, mini quad sets, lighthouses, the Torch 250 and a couple of the Spot USB Flashlights and like this very much. It will provide a very bright focused light and complement the other Goal Zero lights quite nicely.

Crawdad

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2016-10-30T20:00:00

Wow! An amazing light for a center pole 14x14 tent. Ample light for all activities inside the tent. Where have you been all my life.

Warr

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2016-08-01T20:00:00

Love this light...........I use it in my motorhome so I don't wear down my batteries. It works great with the Sherpa 50 rechargeable power pack!

InstaGraham

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2016-07-28T20:00:00

Many reviewers say they like this light more than the original. I agree with many points on that. It is more compact, better cord management, two brightness settings, etc. You can read the other reviews for the advantages. My disappointment with this light is that it is not nearly as much of a flood as the original. The only way to really broadcast the light is to have the light hanging very high. This is not possible at times. I like this light, however, most of the light is directed straight towards the ground rather than being dispersed. It does not matter which position the shade is in. Again, my comparison is to the original.

Joebob3

Originally posted at

2016-03-14T20:00:00

I was excited to see this new version of the light a life as I had really liked the older version. I have 4 of those. It was a great concept however it does fall short. First the good. The color of the light output is like a regular soft white light bulb. I really like that it's not so harsh. I like that you can string them like the older version. I had liked the idea of storing the cord. Now the problems. The cord is so short it can't be hung up high enough with out some type of extension to the cord. That was really irritating. It just makes me think they want to sell one more item by making that cord so short. Next it appears that you can't change out the led if it burns out. Flipping the shade on the light is really kind of pointless. Goal zero this was a let down. Bring back the old version with a different color bulb. This version is less functional.

Jacoby

Originally posted at

2016-03-05T19:00:00

The 350 LED light was everything I expected and is perfect for camping, power outages and overall general use when I need a bright light but am no where near a AC power source. Love it love it love it!

Suevoo9

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2016-02-10T19:00:00

Lights are pretty well thought out couldn't think of anything to change very bright on high just right on low just a cool setup for anything with the magnets can place to work on car

Red0304

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2015-11-15T19:00:00

I have two of these, (and two of the two new mini LALs, as well as almost a dozen of the original LALs, power cords, accessories, Escape power pack, solar panels et al for my camping and hurricane kit) ... they are winners for sure. Only issue is some fear that ham hands make break the little switch while trying to turn it on or switch levels, better than it runs in a little channel so you can flip it only one way... With my original LALs I experimented w various tints and wattages of Edison base 12v LED bulbs but it's ice to just have the hi/low option and the movable shade. And it's harder to find anyone who breaks from the seeming M.A.P. pricing that is rampant on Amazon for GZ products. At our off grid remote camp we'll run 4 Boulder solar panels and string 6-8 LALs, 12v radio, battery chargers, etc... around and also use a homemade 12v power cable from an old auto battery. The new products just make things more efficent and effective.

southcove

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2015-11-09T19:00:00

Extremely well thought out features. Durable. Self contained. Bright enough for most any occasion. I picked up just one of these to see if these would be useful around the camp site and when working on the boat. There is more than enough light for all my needs. Portability is awesome too with the 8' of cable wrapping up into the casing = keeps the untangle cursing down to zero... is that what GoalZero means, zero curses? Ha!

mmassie

Originally posted at

2015-11-09T19:00:00

When camping this compact light will help, the cord is wound onto the body underneath the reversible lamp shade. The light has two settings, bright and a low. Ingenious THANK YOU

Papablue

Originally posted at

2015-09-22T20:00:00

The original was good. The new light is even better. Very versatile and easy to use.

Seattle T.

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2015-09-19T20:00:00

I contacted your customer service with a question about a certain light I had purchased a few years ago. You apparently discontinued that light, but your customer service dept recognized a replacement light and sent me all the info and a link where I could immediately order this new light. I really appreciated that extra attention as I am old and not very proficient on the computer. I ordered two of them and am very, very pleased with the amount of light they put out. We made a subsequent camping trip to Colorado and everyone in our group was in envy of these lights!

loveshorses

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2015-09-17T20:00:00

I had the older light-a-life lites and love them, the new lite-a-life 350 combines a compact design, cord management in one sleak package.

mharris1259

Originally posted at

2015-09-17T20:00:00

Excellent light, portable and very east to carry in backpack.

Gene1

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