The NEBO Galileo 1000 is a compact lantern that throws light in every direction at up to 1,000 lumens, dims smoothly, and switches to a 120-degree mode when you only want to light one side of the table. Its rechargeable 18650 cell also feeds a USB output for charging small devices.
Practical use
Full 360-degree output lights a family tent or a stoep; the 300-lumen 120-degree mode runs for about six hours and stops the light shining in everyone’s eyes; the fully dimmed setting lasts over ten hours for overnight use. Two red modes keep night vision and run for 12 to 30 hours, which is useful for long load-shedding evenings or as a night light for children.
Key features
- Up to 1,000 lumens with smooth dimming
- 360-degree and 120-degree light modes
- Red high and red low modes
- USB power bank output
- Rechargeable 18650 Li-ion battery
Specifications
| Brand | NEBO |
|---|---|
| Model | Galileo 1000 |
| Output | 1,000 lm (360-degree high) / 300 lm (120-degree) / 100 lm (dimmed) / 15 lm and 2 lm (red) |
| Runtime | Approx. 1.5 h (high) / 6 h (120-degree) / 10.5 h (dimmed) / 12 h and 30 h (red) |
| Power source | 18650 Li-ion 2,600 mAh (included) |
| Power bank | USB-A output |
| Charging | USB, approx. 3 h at 1 A |
Good to know
If you want to be able to run the lantern on D-cell batteries as well as the rechargeable pack, choose the Galileo 1000 Flex instead.
