POCKETMAN XHP70 LED Searchlight – Solar & USB Rechargeable Camping Lantern

Light up the night with the POCKETMAN XHP70 LED Searchlight — a heavy-duty, multifunctional handheld spotlight engineered for outdoor adventures. Whether you're hiking remote trails, setting up camp after dark, night fishing, or hunting, this powerhouse delivers up to 1,800 lumens of brilliant white light with a beam range exceeding 500 meters. Available in three sizes to match your needs, each model features dual charging methods (solar panel + Type-C USB), a built-in battery indicator, and multiple lighting modes to keep you prepared for any situation.

Why You'll Love It

Extreme Brightness: XHP70 / P90 / P70 / P50 LED technology delivers up to 1,800 lumens and a 500m+ beam — ideal for wide-area illumination outdoors.
6 Versatile Lighting Modes: Switch between high, low, flash, red & blue emergency flash, and taillight modes — perfect for signaling, navigation, or campsite lighting.
Solar + Type-C Dual Charging: Top up via sunlight or any USB-C power source. The built-in power display keeps you informed of remaining battery at a glance.
USB Power Bank Function: The built-in 18650 battery pack can charge your phone or other devices when you're off the grid.
IP65 Weather Resistance: Splash- and dust-resistant ABS+PS housing stands up to rugged outdoor conditions.
10,000-Hour LED Lifespan: Long-lasting LED bulbs mean years of dependable performance.
180° Wide Beam Angle: Broad illumination covers large areas — ideal for campsite work lighting or area search tasks.
CE, RoHS, LVD & CCC Certified: Meets rigorous international safety and quality standards.

Model Comparison

Spec	W5161-1 (Large)	W5161-2 (Medium)	W5161-3 (Small)
LED Bulb	P90 + 35 White + 5 Red + 5 Blue	P70 + COB	P50 + COB
Peak Lumens	1,800 Lm (headlight)	1,700 Lm (headlight)	1,800 Lm (headlight)
Battery	4 × 18650 / 6,000 mAh	3 × 18650 / 4,500 mAh	2 × 18650 / 3,000 mAh
Run Time	3–6 hours	3–4 hours	3–4 hours
Charge Time	~8 hours	~4 hours	~4 hours
Product Size	155 × 388 × 158 mm	108 × 270 × 115 mm	88 × 223 × 90 mm
Weight	931 g	479 g	300 g
Material	ABS + PS	ABS + PS	ABS + PS

Key Specifications

Beam Angle: 180°
Beam Range: 500 m+
Wattage: 30W
IP Rating: IP65
Charging: Solar + Type-C USB
Lighting Modes: 6 modes
LED Lifespan: 10,000 hours
Certifications: CE, RoHS, LVD, CQC, CCC

Made in Mainland China.

Perfect For

Camping, hiking, night fishing, hunting, search & rescue signaling, emergency preparedness, work site lighting, and everyday outdoor carry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I charge the POCKETMAN XHP70 LED Searchlight using solar power alone?

A: Yes! Every model includes a built-in solar panel for off-grid charging. For faster and more reliable top-ups, the Type-C USB port is recommended — especially in low-sunlight conditions. Solar charging is ideal as a supplemental method during daytime outdoor use.

Q: Does this LED searchlight work as a power bank to charge my phone?

A: Absolutely. The built-in 18650 battery pack includes a USB output port, so you can use it as a portable power bank to charge phones or other USB devices while you're outdoors — a handy feature during camping or emergencies.

Q: What are the differences between the three models (W5161-1, W5161-2, W5161-3)?

A: The three models vary mainly in size, battery capacity, and LED configuration. The large W5161-1 offers the highest capacity (6,000 mAh, 4× 18650) and includes red/blue emergency lights. The medium W5161-2 (4,500 mAh) and small W5161-3 (3,000 mAh) are more compact and lighter — ideal for everyday carry. All three feature solar charging, Type-C USB, a battery indicator, and multiple lighting modes.

Q: Is this searchlight waterproof?

A: It carries an IP65 rating, meaning it is protected against dust ingress and low-pressure water jets from any direction. It's suitable for use in rain and splashing water, though it should not be submerged.