The Black Diamond Moji is a 250-lumen rechargeable camping lantern with a built-in USB power bank, designed to light a tent or camp table with soft, glare-free area light while topping up small electronics. It runs three ways - an internal Li-ion rechargeable battery, USB input, or four AA batteries - so you are never left in the dark when one power source runs out. A frosted diffuser wraps the light around the whole campsite instead of casting a harsh beam, making it ideal for reading, cooking, and packing up after sunset.
Hand-picked by our gear specialists for reliability, the Moji earns its place because it doubles as a charging station: the same unit that lights your evening can feed a phone, GPS, or headlamp overnight. At 430 g it stays light enough for car camping, base camps, and cabin stays where you want dependable, adjustable illumination without hauling a bulky lantern.
Who is the Black Diamond Moji lantern for?
This lantern suits car campers, van lifers, and cabin travelers who want one device that both lights the camp and charges gear. Families appreciate the soft, even glow for kids inside a tent, while weekend backpackers value the AA backup for trips where recharging is not an option. If you often find your phone dead by nightfall, the integrated power bank makes the Moji a genuinely dual-purpose piece of kit.
How long does the Moji lantern run on a charge?
Set on low, the Moji sips power and holds a usable glow for up to 50 hours, easily spanning a long weekend. Hang it from the tent loop with the integrated hook or stand it on a table - the diffused dome spreads light in every direction rather than blinding whoever sits across from you. IPX4 sealing means a passing shower or a splash while washing up will not stop it working.
What is the Moji lantern made of?
The Moji pairs a rugged housing with a frosted diffuser panel that softens the LED output into ambient light. The internal lithium-ion cell handles day-to-day recharging over USB, while the AA compartment is there for backcountry insurance. Weighing 430 g and measuring roughly 16.5 x 5.1 x 3.6 cm, it is compact enough to live permanently in a camp kit or vehicle without taking up meaningful space.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Black Diamond Moji Charging Station |
|---|---|
| Weight (EU) | 430 g |
| Weight (US) | 15.17 oz |
| Dimensions (EU) | 16.5 × 5.1 × 3.6 cm |
| Dimensions (US) | 6.50 × 2.01 × 1.42 in |
| Lumens | 250 |
| Max Light Output (Lumens) | 250–499 |
| Max Runtime | Up to 50 hr |
| Min Runtime | Up to 15 hr |
| LED Type | 1 TriplePower |
| Max Distance | High: 15 m • Low: 10 m |
| Battery | Li-ion or 4 AA (not included) |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Battery • Disposable Battery |
| USB Output | Yes |
| Water Resistance | IPX4 |
| Color | Graphite | Octane |
| Best Use | Camping, basecamps, outdoor evenings |
| Product Type | Lantern |
Key features
- 250-lumen diffused output lights a full tent or picnic table evenly, with no hot spot or glare in your eyes
- Three power sources - internal Li-ion, USB input, or 4 AA cells - keep it running in any conditions
- Built-in USB output turns the lantern into a power bank for phones, GPS units, and headlamps
- Up to 50 hours of runtime on low mode covers several nights before you need to recharge
- IPX4 water resistance shrugs off rain and splashes on the picnic table or tent floor
- Compact 430 g (15.17 oz) body packs easily into a duffel or camp bin
- Dimmable brightness lets you drop to a gentle glow for sleeping or crank it up for cooking
Moji FAQ
Can the Black Diamond Moji charge a phone?
Yes. The Moji has an integrated USB output that lets it act as a power bank for small electronics such as phones, GPS devices, and headlamps. It is best used for emergency top-ups at camp rather than as your only charger, since powering devices draws down the same battery that runs the light.
How bright is the Moji lantern?
The Moji puts out up to 250 lumens of diffused area light. That is bright enough to illuminate a tent interior, camp kitchen, or picnic table evenly, and it dims down for a soft glow when you are ready to sleep. The frosted diffuser spreads the light without creating glare.
How long does the battery last?
On low mode the Moji runs for up to 50 hours, which comfortably covers several nights of camp use. Runtime shortens at higher brightness settings and drops further if you use the USB output to charge other devices, so keep a set of AA batteries as backup for longer trips.
Is the Moji waterproof?
The Moji is rated IPX4, meaning it resists rain and splashing water from any direction. It will keep working through a passing shower or a splash near the camp sink, but it is not designed to be submerged, so avoid dropping it into a lake or leaving it out in standing water.
Can it run on regular batteries?
Yes. Alongside the internal rechargeable battery and USB input, the Moji accepts four AA batteries. That third power option is valuable on longer expeditions or in cold weather where recharging is impractical, letting you swap in fresh cells and keep the light going without any power source.
Related gear
See more in Lanterns, Lights & Lanterns, Orbiter 450, Galileo 500.
The Black Diamond Moji is a 250-lumen rechargeable camping lantern with a built-in USB power bank, designed to light a tent or camp table with soft, glare-free area light while topping up small electronics. It runs three ways - an internal Li-ion rechargeable battery, USB input, or four AA batteries - so you are never left in the dark when one power source runs out. A frosted diffuser wraps the light around the whole campsite instead of casting a harsh beam, making it ideal for reading, cooking, and packing up after sunset.
Hand-picked by our gear specialists for reliability, the Moji earns its place because it doubles as a charging station: the same unit that lights your evening can feed a phone, GPS, or headlamp overnight. At 430 g it stays light enough for car camping, base camps, and cabin stays where you want dependable, adjustable illumination without hauling a bulky lantern.
Who is the Black Diamond Moji lantern for?
This lantern suits car campers, van lifers, and cabin travelers who want one device that both lights the camp and charges gear. Families appreciate the soft, even glow for kids inside a tent, while weekend backpackers value the AA backup for trips where recharging is not an option. If you often find your phone dead by nightfall, the integrated power bank makes the Moji a genuinely dual-purpose piece of kit.
How long does the Moji lantern run on a charge?
Set on low, the Moji sips power and holds a usable glow for up to 50 hours, easily spanning a long weekend. Hang it from the tent loop with the integrated hook or stand it on a table - the diffused dome spreads light in every direction rather than blinding whoever sits across from you. IPX4 sealing means a passing shower or a splash while washing up will not stop it working.
What is the Moji lantern made of?
The Moji pairs a rugged housing with a frosted diffuser panel that softens the LED output into ambient light. The internal lithium-ion cell handles day-to-day recharging over USB, while the AA compartment is there for backcountry insurance. Weighing 430 g and measuring roughly 16.5 x 5.1 x 3.6 cm, it is compact enough to live permanently in a camp kit or vehicle without taking up meaningful space.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Black Diamond Moji Charging Station |
|---|---|
| Weight (EU) | 430 g |
| Weight (US) | 15.17 oz |
| Dimensions (EU) | 16.5 × 5.1 × 3.6 cm |
| Dimensions (US) | 6.50 × 2.01 × 1.42 in |
| Lumens | 250 |
| Max Light Output (Lumens) | 250–499 |
| Max Runtime | Up to 50 hr |
| Min Runtime | Up to 15 hr |
| LED Type | 1 TriplePower |
| Max Distance | High: 15 m • Low: 10 m |
| Battery | Li-ion or 4 AA (not included) |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Battery • Disposable Battery |
| USB Output | Yes |
| Water Resistance | IPX4 |
| Color | Graphite | Octane |
| Best Use | Camping, basecamps, outdoor evenings |
| Product Type | Lantern |
Key features
- 250-lumen diffused output lights a full tent or picnic table evenly, with no hot spot or glare in your eyes
- Three power sources - internal Li-ion, USB input, or 4 AA cells - keep it running in any conditions
- Built-in USB output turns the lantern into a power bank for phones, GPS units, and headlamps
- Up to 50 hours of runtime on low mode covers several nights before you need to recharge
- IPX4 water resistance shrugs off rain and splashes on the picnic table or tent floor
- Compact 430 g (15.17 oz) body packs easily into a duffel or camp bin
- Dimmable brightness lets you drop to a gentle glow for sleeping or crank it up for cooking
Moji FAQ
Can the Black Diamond Moji charge a phone?
Yes. The Moji has an integrated USB output that lets it act as a power bank for small electronics such as phones, GPS devices, and headlamps. It is best used for emergency top-ups at camp rather than as your only charger, since powering devices draws down the same battery that runs the light.
How bright is the Moji lantern?
The Moji puts out up to 250 lumens of diffused area light. That is bright enough to illuminate a tent interior, camp kitchen, or picnic table evenly, and it dims down for a soft glow when you are ready to sleep. The frosted diffuser spreads the light without creating glare.
How long does the battery last?
On low mode the Moji runs for up to 50 hours, which comfortably covers several nights of camp use. Runtime shortens at higher brightness settings and drops further if you use the USB output to charge other devices, so keep a set of AA batteries as backup for longer trips.
Is the Moji waterproof?
The Moji is rated IPX4, meaning it resists rain and splashing water from any direction. It will keep working through a passing shower or a splash near the camp sink, but it is not designed to be submerged, so avoid dropping it into a lake or leaving it out in standing water.
Can it run on regular batteries?
Yes. Alongside the internal rechargeable battery and USB input, the Moji accepts four AA batteries. That third power option is valuable on longer expeditions or in cold weather where recharging is impractical, letting you swap in fresh cells and keep the light going without any power source.
Related gear
See more in Lanterns, Lights & Lanterns, Orbiter 450, Galileo 500.
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