YXQUA LP-246145-2 2-Pack Solar Work Lights, 144 LEDs, 10,000 Lumens, IP65

A pair of portable work lights can help illuminate a garage repair, campsite, or outdoor job where a fixed light is not practical. The YXQUA LP-246145-2 set combines rechargeable power with a folding, adjustable handle for directing light where it is needed.

Each light has 144 LEDs and a listed maximum output of 10,000 lumens. High, medium, low, and red-and-blue flashing modes give you different lighting options for work and emergencies.

The lights can recharge by USB-C or solar power and can also provide USB power to another device. Battery-life reports from buyers are mixed, so treat the stated runtime as a product claim rather than a guarantee.

Specifications

• Name: YXQUA LP-246145-2
• Type: 2-pack rechargeable solar work lights
• Light source: 144 LEDs per light, up to 10,000 lumens
• Modes: High, medium, low, and red-and-blue flashing
• Battery: 6,000 mAh rechargeable battery
• Charging: USB-C, solar charging is also listed
• Runtime: Listed as at least 10 hours after a 4–5 hour charge
• Additional feature: USB output for charging other devices
• Protection: IP65
• Material: ABS
• Color: Yellow
• Included: USB cable

Best use cases

These are suited to situations where a portable light is more useful than a dedicated, fixed work light: checking a vehicle, setting up at a campsite, or keeping an emergency light available. The 180-degree folding stand and swivel handle let you change the direction of the beam, while the IP65 rating is intended for use in wet conditions such as rain. The two-light format can be useful when you want separate lights for different areas, rather than relying on one larger fixture.

Buyer feedback often highlights brightness and outdoor usefulness, including camping and emergency situations. Battery life and durability, however, receive mixed comments: some buyers report satisfactory runtime, while others describe charging problems or a much shorter operating time. That variation matters if you need dependable illumination for a long task, keep the USB charging option in mind rather than relying on solar charging alone.

Getting the most from it

For a planned job, charge the light by USB before heading out, the product information recommends a 4–5 hour charge and says to charge it before first use. The four-part battery indicator shows the remaining charge in broad steps, which can help you decide when to recharge. Solar charging is presented as an additional option, not a reason to assume the light will be ready after sitting outdoors.

For example, while working on a car at dusk, the folding handle can be positioned to aim the beam toward the work area, and the flashing mode is available when a warning signal is more useful than steady light. The USB output may also help top up another electronic device in an emergency, though using that feature draws on the light’s stored power.

Should you buy it?

Worth considering if you want two portable lights with several brightness settings, a stand that adjusts, and both USB and solar charging options. It offers more flexibility than a basic single-purpose lamp, especially when lighting needs change between a work area and an outdoor setup. The stated runtime is at least 10 hours, but buyer reports vary, so this pair is less compelling if consistent battery performance is essential for extended or critical work. It’s not for you if you need a fixed installation or want a runtime backed by consistently positive buyer feedback.