Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern Review

Our Verdict: Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern

A tiny, dimmable puck light that is perfect above your head in a tent, if you can accept splash only weather resistance.

A palm sized 200 lumen lantern with smooth continuous dimming and magnets that stick anywhere, which is why it is the tent pick.

So, is it any good?

Continuous dimming from a simple button, so you set exactly the brightness you want.

Double hook hang loop and four magnets attach it to a tent pole, boot lace, or metal surface.

It clips above our head and dims to exactly what we want for reading, but it is only splash resistant so we keep it inside the tent and the micro USB cable feels dated.

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Reasons to buy:

• Tiny and very light
• Smooth continuous dimming
• Magnets and hang loop stick anywhere
• Fun color and campfire modes

Reasons to avoid:

• IPX4 splash only, not submersible
• Older micro USB charging
• Weaker low mode runtime than rivals

Our Analysis, Comparisons, and Test Results

The Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern scored 80 out of 100 overall.

It is strongest on ease of use and weakest on brightness.

Here is how it did on every metric we tested, with exactly how each score compares to the rest of the field.

Brightness

200 lumens on high, plenty for a tent but not a campsite.

High runs about 5 hours, 100 lumens about 8 hours, and a claimed 100 hours at 10 lumens.

Testers found the low mode runtime, around 16 hours, weaker than some rivals.

Continuous dimming makes it feel brighter than the number suggests up close.

Brightness	Rating
Best in test	10/10
Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern	6/10
Category average	7.1/10
Worst in test	5/10

Durability

Rated IPX4, so it takes rain and splashes from any angle but is not submersible.

Compact sealed body with no fragile parts.

Here's what that means:

Fine in a tent or under cover, not for leaving out in standing water.

Durability	Rating
Best in test	10/10
Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern	7/10
Category average	7.4/10
Worst in test	6/10

Features

Integrated 1500 mAh rechargeable battery, recharges in about 2.5 hours.

Uses an older micro USB cable rather than USB C.

Solid, strobe, color, and campfire modes.

No phone charging output.

Features	Rating
Best in test	10/10
Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern	7/10
Category average	7.2/10
Worst in test	5/10

Ease of Use

Continuous dimming from a simple button, so you set exactly the brightness you want.

Double hook hang loop and four magnets attach it to a tent pole, boot lace, or metal surface.

Small enough to work one handed in the dark.

Adds color and campfire modes for ambiance.

Ease of Use	Rating
Best in test	9/10
Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern	9/10
Category average	7.7/10
Worst in test	6/10

Weight

A hockey puck shape about 6 cm across and under 4 cm tall.

Extremely light and pockets easily.

One of the more packable rechargeable lanterns here.

Weight	Rating
Best in test	10/10
Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern	9/10
Category average	7/10
Worst in test	4/10

Should You Buy the Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern?

A tiny, dimmable puck light that is perfect above your head in a tent, if you can accept splash only weather resistance.

It is best suited to backpackers and tent campers who want a tiny dimmable light.

Bottom line?

The big win: Tiny and very light.

The main compromise: IPX4 splash only, not submersible.

We scored it 80 out of 100.

What Other Camping Lanterns Should You Consider?

Not sold on this one? A few others from our testing are worth a look.

The BioLite Luci Original Solar Lantern is our best solar lantern. A near weightless solar lantern that shines for packing and travel, provided you accept slow charging and modest output.

The LuminAID PackLite Solar Lantern is our best collapsible solar lantern. A light, packable, waterproof solar lantern with USB backup, though output is modest and solar charging is slow.

The Goal Zero Lighthouse 600 is our best camping lantern overall. The most versatile lantern here, but you pay for the power bank and crank with weight and a middling case.

Specifications

Max output	200 lumens
Battery	1500 mAh
High runtime	about 5 hr
Recharge	micro USB, about 2.5 hr
Water rating	IPX4 splash resistant
Size	about 6 cm wide
Mounting	4 magnets, hang loop
Modes	white, color, campfire, strobe

Conclusion: Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern

After testing it against the other top camping lanterns, the Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern earns its place as our best tent lantern pick.

Its standout strength: Tiny and very light.

Still deciding?

The main thing to weigh before you buy: IPX4 splash only, not submersible.

If you want backpackers and tent campers who want a tiny dimmable light, it belongs at the top of your shortlist.

Still comparing? See exactly where the Black Diamond Moji R+ Rechargeable Lantern ranks against the full field in our 10 Best Camping Lanterns guide.

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