G'day Ben,

I've Just checked with LedLenser, and it's a Micro USB port for the charge input.
Hope that helps!

G'day Soren,

No stats, just a quick maths sum.
The 18650 battery supplied with the ML6 has a 3000mAh.
You'll just need to check what size your phone battery is in mAh, and compare that.
It's not designed to be a designated powerbank, more so to just provide a top up if required when you don't have access to other power options.

G'day Tom,

We don't have a Kelvin rating on this lantern, but it's a blue-white light, not a warm white.
Hope that helps!

G'day Shane,

The red light function on the Led Lenser ML6 is not designed as an area light, it's designed to provide minimal lighting whilst still allowing you own eyes to adjust to and see in the darkness themselves. Led Lenser do advise that on its brightest red setting it will give you enough light to read by.
Generally bugs are not attracted to orange/red spectrum lights.

G'day Rohan,

Yes you can. The ML6 Rechargeable Lantern comes with a USB charging cable, so will charge off anything with a USB output.  Obviously though, you'll just need to make sure your existing powerbank has the correct capacity and 5V output.

G'day Clint,

Yes, the 18650 battery in the ML6 is removable and replaceable if required.

G'day Bala,

Word on the street is that the ML6 is pretty durable and robust, we've not done a drop test ourselves, but we've not had any reported issues with durability on this one.

G'day Sabine,

Yes, you can charge this using a solar panel with a USB output.