Streamlight Siege AA Lantern
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Our take on the Streamlight Siege AA Lantern
The Streamlight Siege AA is a battery-powered LED camping lantern rated at 540 lumens on high, with a glare-reducing cover, red night-vision mode and SOS signaling. It runs on three D alkaline batteries (not included) and is IPX7 water-resistant and impact-resistant, with a molded rubber base and a hanging hook. It is a rugged, simple emergency and campsite light rather than a rechargeable lantern.
- 540 lumens on high is bright for a D-cell lantern
- IPX7 water resistance handles rain and splashes
- Red LED mode preserves night vision and draws less power
- SOS and strobe modes suit emergency signaling
- Glare-reducing cover softens light for tent use
- Hanging hook and rubber base work on a hook or a table
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Streamlight Siege AA Lantern price history
Lowest price we've seen: $32.49 on Nov 2 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.
What reviewers say
Owners of the Siege AA generally treat it as a dependable, weatherproof lantern for camping and outages, valuing the red mode and sturdy build. Complaints center on battery weight and the need to buy D cells separately.
- Solid, drop-resistant build
- Useful red and SOS modes
- Bright high setting
- Reliable in rain and wet conditions
- Heavy with D batteries installed
- Batteries not included
- Dimming as alkalines run down
Specifications
- Location
- Hanging
- Size
Questions and answers
- Is the Streamlight Siege AA worth it?
- It is a good pick if you want a rugged, waterproof lantern that runs on common D batteries and has red and SOS modes. If you want rechargeable power or a very light pack, a USB-rechargeable lantern fits better.
- Does it come with batteries?
- No. It takes three D alkaline batteries, which you buy separately, so factor that into the price.
- How waterproof is it?
- It carries an IPX7 rating, meaning it survives being submerged briefly in water. It is fine in rain and splashes, but not a dive light.
- How long does the battery last?
- Runtime depends on mode; high drains the cells fastest and low or red mode lasts much longer. Expect the brightest output to fade as alkaline D cells run down.
- Can it be hung in a tent?
- Yes. It has a hanging hook and a molded rubber base, so it works hanging from a loop or standing on a table.
- When is it cheapest?
- Camping and emergency-prep seasons and holiday sales tend to bring the lowest prices. Check the price history before buying.
