Black Diamond Moji Lantern vs Fenix CL28R Lantern

The Fenix CL28R is the better lantern for most campers who want one light to do everything: 2000 lumens, stepless brightness and color temperature, a red mode, USB-C charging, a power bank, and IP66 with 1.5m drop protection. The Black Diamond Moji is the better pick when weight and simplicity matter most: 2.6 oz, pocket-sized, and a dimming knob that runs on three AAA batteries you can swap anywhere. Reviewers rate the Fenix higher (4.9 vs 4.3), but owners note its magnet is weak, the lens gets hot at full power, and the built-in batteries are not replaceable, while Moji owners accept modest output and buying AAA batteries.

• Choose the Black Diamond Moji if you are counting ounces on a backpacking trip and want a tiny, battery-swappable light that hangs from a tent or sits on a table.
• Choose the Fenix CL28R if you want one bright, rechargeable lantern for camping, truck, work and power outages, and do not mind the extra weight.