Solar Power Bank 36000mAh,Solar Charger Wireless Built in 3 Cables IPX5 Waterproof Portable Solar External Battery Pack with 3 Input 4 Output 15W USB C Port Camping Flashlight Tablet

The media could not be loaded. I really like these little power banks. They are convenient. I really like that they have the charging cords on the back and a hook to hang. Solar power charges very slow but the ad says that, it's only for emergency for nice to have the option even if it is slow. They charge fast with a fast charger. With a regular charger takes a while maybe like 8 hours but that's fine I just plug it in over night if don't have the fast charger. The light on it is also handy. Overall a great deal and so many utility uses that weren't expected from such a small affordable little charging bank. I use them on our boat for everything, charging phones, running our batteries fans they are great. Also been durable and sturdy. Great size to throw in your bag too for on the go.

As an industrial fabricator, backcountry events host, Father and Husband, I never do things light or hope for the best. Whether it's fabricating elements out of concrete or welding steel, taking clients back into the mountain country of the Pacific Northwest...or just busy on the go as Father or Husband, I never expect things to just fall into place and go smoothly. Every vehicle I drive is built for the bush, I have a tool for every task and built to last. My house is always prepared for anything situation. So when I take my communications and tech gear on location for work or in the remote outback, the last elements I'm going to skimp on is functionality, durability and longevity. This Solar Power Bank, and I've chewed through many others, Is a Top Of Class unit: Battery capacity, onboard cables, surface charging (HUGE selling point), water proof protection....steel carabiner for lanyard....on, and....on. This unit simple has it all. If you just wanna shop for things over and over that don't last....Then you won't like this unit....because it's going to be by your side....whatever you get yourself into...or...Out Of!!!

Love all the features and that it can charge through solar power. Also we like the different plugs that come with it, because you don’t always wanna drag lots of long cords around with you. It is a bit heavy but it is a tough and long lasting product and has come in handy with the many places we’ve visited that have frequent power outages (India & Philippines so far). We mostly use it to charge our phones when the power outages are extensively long. Great backup.

It didn’t take long to charge and holds a lot of power, which is really nice since I live on my phone. That being said, I have. Really thin case on my phone and I couldn’t get it to wireless charge. The cords that it came with are kind of cheap and really short, making it impossible to really use the phone while it’s charging. You can potentially use it by holding both the charger and phone, but there’s nothing to grip the phone, so it slides all over the place and the charger itself is kind of bulky and heavy. It does have outlets for you to use outside cords, but still, I’m still a little salty that the wireless feature doesn’t work (at least with the case on, and I refuse to take off my case to test it).UPDATE: I feel like an idiot. I just figured out how to wirelessly charge it. And it does work. You have to press the button on the side for it to wirelessly charge. So I’m updating my rating from 3 to 4 stars. I still think it’s a little bulky and heavy, but it’s a great tool for hikers, campers, and anybody who wants to make sure they have extra power.

I bought this to use on the upcoming Appalachian Trail thru-hike in the Spring, so I wanted to check it out. I hang it on the top of my backpack. When I first got it, it was about 90% already charged up. In about 20 minutes, it was fully charged. Since then, I have only let it charge via the sun.Everything I use is rechargeable; phone, air-pods, headlamp. So far, I have used it for a fully charging the items. When it was charged up, I brought it in the house out of sunlight to see how many charges I would get when full and charge up those three items without ever taking it back outside. I got 9 full iPhone charges when the battery was below 10%, 13 air-pod recharges, and 13 for my headlamp. Charging seemed fairly quick on a partly cloudy day and took me about 4 hours until it was fully recharged. On a sunny day, it took me about 2.5 hours to fully charge it up.If there is a little drawback, it is one of the heavier ones I have used, but for the ability to charge multiple times, well worth the little extra weight.

Product arrived 75% charged. Popped my Samsung Android phone on the charging pad (it immediately recognized it and started charging it even through the case) and it was at 80% to start. Screen said 50 minutes to full charge. Plugged it in using the attached cable and was showing 28 minutes to full charge. Was also able to plug in earbuds to charge at the same time. The light is bright, not blinding and would be good for an extra flashlight. The unit definitely has some weight to it and seems heavy duty. It smelled a little "plasticy" coming out of the package, but I assume that will fade over time. The auto shut off after 30 seconds is a nice power saving feature. Packaged well and the carrying case will be handy when travelling. So far, a great product for the price.

*update: the seller contacted me and offered a refund or replacement, no strings attached. The replacement arrived very quickly, and the wireless charging on the new unit works great. Very useful device, and I am very impressed with the customer service!!*This battery has a giant capacity, and it works fine for standard charging. I have not really tried the solar, and I did not buy it for that.The main feature I was excited about was the wireless Qi charging, which would be a game changer for charging my iPhone while camping, without having to unplug wired earbuds. This part has been a disappointment. I thought it was working at first, but it has gotten extremely finicky about getting it to charge at all. Often I just can't get the phone to recognize the charging. Even when I finally get it to say it is charging, the % charge doesn't seem to go up at all.