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Lumee Torch

A 10-watt flashlight that charges your phone.

$49.95

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  • 10 W LED, 250–500 lumens
  • Built-in power bank for phones and small devices
  • Dual charging — plug-in or solar
  • Aircraft-grade aluminum alloy body

Two tools, one thing to carry

10 W LED, 250–500 lumens

Enough to light a campsite or walk a dark driveway, from a light that fits a glovebox.

A power bank inside

The built-in power bank charges your phone on the go, which is usually the thing you actually need in an outage.

Plug in or set it in the sun

Dual charging: plug-in for speed, solar for the long tail. It's why a torch left in a glovebox for a year still turns on.

Aircraft-grade aluminum

An alloy body built to survive the bag, the truck bed, and the drop onto gravel.

Keeping it ready

Charge it by cable. Treat solar as insurance, not as the plan.

  1. 1

    Fill it by cable

    Plug-in charging is the fast path, and the red indicator light tells you where it's at.

  2. 2

    Park it somewhere useful

    Glovebox, camp bin, hall closet — wherever you'd reach for a light in the dark.

  3. 3

    Top it off in the sun

    Panel facing up in a window recovers a slow trickle, enough to keep a stored torch from going flat.

Where it lives

Glovebox, camp bin, storm shelf, truck bed.

Specifications

LED
10 W
Output
250–500 lumens
Body
Aircraft-grade aluminum alloy
Power bank
Built in — charges phones and small devices
Charging
Plug-in or solar
Indicator
Red flashing charge status light

Light and power bank draw from the same battery, so charging a phone shortens how long the light will run.

What's in the box

  • Lumee Torch
  • Charging cable
  • Wrist lanyard

One per vehicle

The flashlight you need is the one in the car you're actually in. Two covers both.

Questions

No, and we won't pretend otherwise. A panel this size takes many days of direct sun to do much. Its real job is holding a stored torch's charge steady so it works when you finally reach for it — plug it in when you want it full.