A rechargeable table lamp puts light where you eat and talk without running a cord across the patio. The useful differences are battery size, how far the light dims, whether the controls survive rain, and the weather rating the maker states.

We compared rechargeable lamps sold for outdoor or indoor/outdoor use on battery capacity, listed runtime and lumens, dimming and color options, controls and weather rating. Browse more in the Outdoor Lighting category, or see our guide to Best Outdoor String Lights.

Our Top Picks

PickProduct
Best OverallHalostorms 10" Cordless Table Lamp
Best for Weather RatingMoragin Cordless Table Lamps (2 Pack)
Best for Metal PairPUSU Cordless Waterproof Table Lamps (Set of 2)
Best for Wicker LookMr.White Wicker Shade Cordless Lamps (2 Pack)
Best for Power Bank FeatureWEILAILUX 9.6in Outdoor Table Lamp
Best for Solar ChargingLETRY Solar Table Lantern Lamp
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Halostorms lists 260 lumens from 56 flicker-free LEDs, the highest figure among these lamps, with warm, natural and cool white and stepless dimming from 10 to 100 percent. It uses a physical button instead of a touch sensor, which Halostorms says prevents rain from switching the lamp on or off. The 6600mWh battery charges in about 2.5 hours and runs 6 to 60 hours depending on brightness, in an aluminum body rated IP55.
Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Brightest listed lamp here
  • Button control resists rain triggers
  • Fast 2.5-hour charge

Cons

  • Sold as a single lamp
  • IP55, not fully waterproof
  • No rating data available to us
Detailed Review

Halostorms lists 260 lumens from 56 flicker-free LEDs, the highest figure among these lamps, with warm, natural and cool white and stepless dimming from 10 to 100 percent. It uses a physical button instead of a touch sensor, which Halostorms says prevents rain from switching the lamp on or off. The 6600mWh battery charges in about 2.5 hours and runs 6 to 60 hours depending on brightness, in an aluminum body rated IP55.

The most capable single lamp in the group.

Amazon rating: not available in our product data.

Safety and Use

Charge lamps dry and with the cable the maker specifies, close the port cover before taking them outside, and bring lower-rated lamps in when it rains. Place lamps on stable surfaces away from table edges.

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Moragin's 13-inch lamps carry IP65, the highest rating in this group, and a 5000mAh battery that the maker says runs 20 to 42 hours. They charge over USB-C in about 6 hours and can be used while charging. A touch control steps through 2700K, 4000K and 6500K, and a long press dims from 100 down to 3 percent. Moragin offers 2 years of maintenance.
Pros & Cons

Pros

  • IP65 stated
  • Long runtime claim
  • Two lamps per box

Cons

  • Touch control can be fussy when wet
  • 6-hour charge
  • No rating data available to us
Detailed Review

Moragin's 13-inch lamps carry IP65, the highest rating in this group, and a 5000mAh battery that the maker says runs 20 to 42 hours. They charge over USB-C in about 6 hours and can be used while charging. A touch control steps through 2700K, 4000K and 6500K, and a long press dims from 100 down to 3 percent. Moragin offers 2 years of maintenance.

The pair to leave outside with the least worry.

Amazon rating: not available in our product data.

Safety and Use

Charge lamps dry and with the cable the maker specifies, close the port cover before taking them outside, and bring lower-rated lamps in when it rains. Place lamps on stable surfaces away from table edges.

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PUSU's 11-inch lamps are iron and aluminum alloy with an acrylic shade, an anti-rust coating and a covered charging port. Each has a 4000mAh battery that the maker says gives about 8 hours at full brightness and more than 24 hours at the lowest of 3 levels. The light is 2700K warm white, and a charging indicator turns from red to green when full.
Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Metal body with anti-rust coating
  • Covered charging port
  • Clear runtime figures

Cons

  • No IP number stated
  • Single color temperature
  • No rating data available to us
Detailed Review

PUSU's 11-inch lamps are iron and aluminum alloy with an acrylic shade, an anti-rust coating and a covered charging port. Each has a 4000mAh battery that the maker says gives about 8 hours at full brightness and more than 24 hours at the lowest of 3 levels. The light is 2700K warm white, and a charging indicator turns from red to green when full.

A solid, warm pair with honest runtime figures.

Amazon rating: not available in our product data.

Safety and Use

Charge lamps dry and with the cable the maker specifies, close the port cover before taking them outside, and bring lower-rated lamps in when it rains. Place lamps on stable surfaces away from table edges.

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Handwoven wicker shades on a telescopic pole, a 5200mAh battery for 8 to 40 hours and IP54, per the maker.
Pros & Cons

Cons

  • No rating data available to us
Detailed Review

Handwoven wicker shades on a telescopic pole, a 5200mAh battery for 8 to 40 hours and IP54, per the maker.

Amazon rating: not available in our product data.

Safety and Use

Charge lamps dry and with the cable the maker specifies, close the port cover before taking them outside, and bring lower-rated lamps in when it rains. Place lamps on stable surfaces away from table edges.

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A 9.6-inch lamp with a sealed touch switch, 180 lumens, IP44 and a USB-A port that can top up a phone in a pinch.
Pros & Cons

Cons

  • No rating data available to us
Detailed Review

A 9.6-inch lamp with a sealed touch switch, 180 lumens, IP44 and a USB-A port that can top up a phone in a pinch.

Amazon rating: not available in our product data.

Safety and Use

Charge lamps dry and with the cable the maker specifies, close the port cover before taking them outside, and bring lower-rated lamps in when it rains. Place lamps on stable surfaces away from table edges.

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Charges from a top solar panel or USB, with 3 levels up to 330 lumens; LETRY says not to rinse it or leave it in rain.
Pros & Cons

Cons

  • No rating data available to us
Detailed Review

Charges from a top solar panel or USB, with 3 levels up to 330 lumens; LETRY says not to rinse it or leave it in rain.

Amazon rating: not available in our product data.

Safety and Use

Charge lamps dry and with the cable the maker specifies, close the port cover before taking them outside, and bring lower-rated lamps in when it rains. Place lamps on stable surfaces away from table edges.

All Products Compared

ProductBest ForBatteryLightRating
Halostorms 10" Cordless Table LampBest Overall6600mWh260 lm, 3 colorsIP55 (maker)
Moragin Cordless Table Lamps (2 Pack)Best Weather Rating5000mAh2700K to 6500KIP65 (maker)
PUSU Cordless Waterproof Table Lamps (Set of 2)Best Metal Pair4000mAh2700K, 3 levelsWaterproof (maker)
Mr.White Wicker Shade Cordless Lamps (2 Pack)Best Wicker Look5200mAh3 colors, 5 to 100%IP54 (maker)
WEILAILUX 9.6in Outdoor Table LampBest Power Bank Feature4000mAh180 lm, 2700KIP44 (maker)
LETRY Solar Table Lantern LampBest Solar Charging4 x 1200mAh35, 140 or 330 lmIP44 (maker)

Top 3 Cordless Outdoor Table Lamps Reviewed

#1 Halostorms 10" Cordless Table Lamp: Best Overall

Why We Picked It

Halostorms lists 260 lumens from 56 flicker-free LEDs, the highest figure among these lamps, with warm, natural and cool white and stepless dimming from 10 to 100 percent. It uses a physical button instead of a touch sensor, which Halostorms says prevents rain from switching the lamp on or off. The 6600mWh battery charges in about 2.5 hours and runs 6 to 60 hours depending on brightness, in an aluminum body rated IP55.

Key Specifications

  • Amazon rating: not available in our product data
  • Battery: 6600mWh
  • Output: 260 lumens (maker)
  • Color: warm, natural, cool white
  • Dimming: stepless, 10 to 100%
  • Runtime: 6 to 60 h (maker)
  • Rating: IP55 (maker)
ProsCons
Brightest listed lamp hereSold as a single lamp
Button control resists rain triggersIP55, not fully waterproof
Fast 2.5-hour chargeNo rating data available to us

Best For

Patio dining tables where you also want enough light to read a menu or a book.

Who Should Skip It

Anyone who wants a matched pair in one box.

Verdict

The most capable single lamp in the group.

Halostorms 10″ Cordless Table Lamp

#2 Moragin Cordless Table Lamps (2 Pack): Best Weather Rating

Why We Picked It

Moragin's 13-inch lamps carry IP65, the highest rating in this group, and a 5000mAh battery that the maker says runs 20 to 42 hours. They charge over USB-C in about 6 hours and can be used while charging. A touch control steps through 2700K, 4000K and 6500K, and a long press dims from 100 down to 3 percent. Moragin offers 2 years of maintenance.

Key Specifications

  • Amazon rating: not available in our product data
  • Pack: 2
  • Battery: 5000mAh
  • Runtime: 20 to 42 h (maker)
  • Color: 2700K, 4000K, 6500K
  • Dimming: stepless, 3 to 100%
  • Rating: IP65 (maker)
ProsCons
IP65 statedTouch control can be fussy when wet
Long runtime claim6-hour charge
Two lamps per boxNo rating data available to us

Best For

Open patios where lamps may get rained on.

Who Should Skip It

Anyone who prefers a physical switch.

Verdict

The pair to leave outside with the least worry.

Moragin Cordless Table Lamps (2 Pack)

#3 PUSU Cordless Waterproof Table Lamps (Set of 2): Best Metal Pair

Why We Picked It

PUSU's 11-inch lamps are iron and aluminum alloy with an acrylic shade, an anti-rust coating and a covered charging port. Each has a 4000mAh battery that the maker says gives about 8 hours at full brightness and more than 24 hours at the lowest of 3 levels. The light is 2700K warm white, and a charging indicator turns from red to green when full.

Key Specifications

  • Amazon rating: not available in our product data
  • Pack: 2
  • Battery: 4000mAh
  • Runtime: about 8 h at max, 24+ h at low (maker)
  • Color: 2700K
  • Dimming: 30, 70, 100%
  • Size: 4 x 4 x 11 inches
ProsCons
Metal body with anti-rust coatingNo IP number stated
Covered charging portSingle color temperature
Clear runtime figuresNo rating data available to us

Best For

Covered patios and balconies that want a simple warm lamp pair.

Who Should Skip It

Fully exposed tables in rainy climates.

Verdict

A solid, warm pair with honest runtime figures.

PUSU Cordless Waterproof Table Lamps (Set of 2)

Also on Our List

How to Choose a Cordless Outdoor Table Lamp

Weather Rating

IP44 handles splashes, IP54 and IP55 add dust and spray protection, and IP65 resists water jets. Lamps below IP65 are best brought in when it rains.

Battery and Runtime

Runtime claims usually describe the lowest setting. Compare the full-brightness figure if the maker gives one.

Brightness and Color

For dining, warm white around 2700K is easy on the eyes. A lamp that also offers cooler white helps for reading or games.

Controls

Touch controls look clean but can react to rain. A physical button is more predictable outdoors.

Charging Safety

Charge with the cable type the maker specifies, close any port cover before taking the lamp outside, and do not charge a wet lamp.

How We Evaluate Cordless Outdoor Table Lamps

For this guide we compared listings on battery capacity, stated runtime and lumens, color and dimming options, control type and weather rating. We left out lamps sold only for indoor use. Most listings in this guide had no rating data in our product feed, so ratings did not decide the order. We did not handle or measure these products ourselves, every figure comes from the maker's listing, and we never repeat a weather, brightness or runtime claim as our own.

Variants of one listing count as a single product, and we would rather list a few strong picks than pad the list. Our full process is on the How We Review page.

FAQ

Can cordless table lamps stay outside?

Only if the rating suits your weather. IP65 lamps resist rain; lower-rated lamps should come in when it rains and overnight.

How long does a rechargeable patio lamp last on a charge?

Makers in this group list from about 6 hours at full brightness to 60 hours on the lowest setting.

Can I charge an outdoor lamp outside?

Follow the maker's instructions. Most expect you to charge indoors with the port dry and the cover closed afterward.

Final Verdict

Halostorms is our top pick for its 260-lumen output, three color tones and rain-friendly button control. Moragin's IP65 pair is the best for open tables, and PUSU's metal pair offers a warm light with clear runtime figures.

Mr.White adds a wicker look, WEILAILUX doubles as a phone charger, and LETRY can charge from the sun.