G'day Sam,

I wasn't sure so I've opened one of these up and chucked some batteries in to give it a test run. The lantern has 4 light settings which can be cycled through by clicking the button on the front. You get Natural, Warm and Cool light as well as a candle mode. All of these can be dimmed by holding the same button once you're in the mode you prefer. Primus claim the 7 settings are Natual High, Natual Low, Warm High, Warm Low, Cool High and Cool Low as well as the candle mode. So in a roundabout way, they're right but it is very confusing to word it that way! 

G'day Michael,

Yep, those black things you can see in the photos that are either side of the light is actually a rubber handle that flips up for hanging or carrying around.  Cheers :) 

G'day Karl,

I've just double checked the packaging on the Primus Frontier Camping Lantern 500's that we've got on the shop floor and they don't come with the 3 x D cell batteries required, no. 

G'day Andy, 

I've just checked the packaging, and yes the Primus Frontier Camping Lantern 500 has a hanging hook on the base of the lantern. 

G'day Michael, 

Sorry about the mishap there with the specs Michael, the maximum lumens of the Frontier Camping Lantern 500 is indeed 500 on high. 

I've fixed those dimensions up now so they should read correctly now, and thank you for keeping us on our toes!

Hello Katie, thank you for your enquiry. The Frontier Camping Lantern has a much longer run time on high or low, however the output is significantly lower than the Easy Hang Lantern. The Coleman has a water resistant rating which we think is a great feature for outdoors. If you prefer to have a rechargeable lantern then the Coleman is a great all round option.