GOODaaaPower Bank Wireless Charger 36000mAh Built in 4 Cables Six Outputs 15W Fast Charging Power Bank for All Mobile Devices Three Inputs Solar Portable Charger with Dual Flashlights, Carabiner

The convenience of wireless charging eliminates the inconvenience of carrying charging wires. This wireless charger is exceptional, efficiently charging my Z Fold and my son's iPhone simultaneously. Battery life is excellent, dependent upon the number of connected devices and usage duration. Solar charging is relatively slow. The flashlight is impressively bright. Additional charging ports enhance its functionality. Its compact size allows for easy portability in a purse. The user-friendliness and overall value justify the purchase price.

I love the dual flashlight, and guess what! No flashing, or SOS codes. Just a great, bright night light. Using the included USB/C port cord, you can plug it in to a power port of any 5 watt 1 Amp type to quick charge itAfter that, just leave it in a sunny windows to keep it charged. Then it's ready to go when you want to go on that fishing trip, just remember to take your foldable solar panel with you if you bought one. It's of a portable size, slightly larger than a smart phone has easy functionality with a press of the power button, is chargeable with a touch charge pad on back side and can hang from your backpack with the included carabiner. Great value for your money! I bought 2 of these.

Purchased two power banks for use while touring Europe this fall, and we were very impressed with the performance of the power banks. What was surprising about this product was how well it stood up every day in keeping our phones fully charged, we never ran out of power. We were using our phones constantly throughout the day and night while touring, geocaching and taking thousands of photos. The power bank comes with the 4 built-in cables, but we never used them, instead we opted for 3- and 6-foot fast charging Type C cords that ran from our backpacks to our phones while moving. We also liked the wireless charger, which had no problem charging our S24 Ultras with Armor Box covers. The only drawbacks if any, the power bank is very heavy and a bit bulky and does exceed the approved TSA battery capacity limit, but we had no problem going through TSA security checks.

Good to have for emergencies or long outdoor activities. With the built in cables you don't have to worry if you forgot your others at home. Although they are short it does come in handy. With the solar panel charging you can keep this device charged without worrying of battery lost. Built in flash light is bright and definitely comes in handy. Only downfall is it does not super fast charge devices of newer devices such as galaxy s23 ultra, iphone 15 etc. Overall with this device being shock, dust, and waterproof it is a must have with its overall capacity of doing it's job

WHAT A GREAT ITEM. Especially when you ar traveling long distance. It charges all of you electronics devices. 'WOW'

Charging takes a while, but it works really well and gets the job done!

Works, good product. Down loads energy very slowly.

I’m stupidly excited for this little gadget. See, we are getting a pretty big storm tomorrow and if the anticipated winds are any indication I’m going to lose power. And I have a power bank already, this dinky little 9,000 one but I couldn’t resist getting a new one ‘just in case’. I didn’t even realize it also had a flashlight and wireless charging. Epic. Feels sturdy, like you can drop it a couple of times while camping and it’ll dust itself off and start sun charging again. Atta boy! And I bought the thing during a lightning sale so it felt particular apt. :)Note: doesn’t come with an adapter or usb charger, but I had an iPhone adapter so was able to plug it in to charge before the storm comes tomorrow. It came 75% charged (thanks, factory people!) so I should still be golden. Sounds like solar might be a pain to use, but it would be good on backbacking trips, if you can jimmy it to your backpack so it’s facing out.Leaving one star off for either the lack of adapter OR incomplete instructions since I can’t seem to figure out why it only came with the cable. (I might be blind, so feel free to correct me and I’ll put the star back.)