Power-Bank-Solar-Charger – 42800mAh Portable Charger,Solar Power Bank,External Battery Pack 5V3.1A Qc 3.0 Fast Charger Built-in Super Bright Flashlight (Orange)

Got an amazing deal! I had this in the hospital while my son was born and I charged my phone 3 times and my wife’s battery pack twice and it barely made a dent on its battery life. Feels great and durable. The flashlight feature is cool, not too sure when I would use it. Love it so much I bought two more!

I originally bought this product to go camping with, as well as provide extra support during power outages.It has provided much more than that! As a frequent flyer, I know I am always taken care of with this very large battery in my carry-on. It helps to have a backpack that has a slot for chargers such as this one. When I was on a week-long camping trip, I never had to worry about the charge for my lights and other devices.Overall, I am very happy with the help that this device has provided me. I may not have realized how important a device such as this helps within in an airport, but it is damn helpful when you’re in that situation 7 times within 2 months.

I bought this mostly based on price, but also because the solar component is promising given that I sometimes am in asture environments. The first thing I’ll say is that this charger is pretty big and very heavy. It’s OK for a base camp, but I don’t think I’d want to lug it around. There are much smaller and lighter battery packs to keep in a pack or pocket.That said, as a means to recharge your phone or one of the smaller battery packs, this device may be a good choice. After receiving it, I first charged it to full capacity (4 indicator lights). Water that, I left it near a window and used it exclusively to recharge my Galaxy S21 from 5% or less back up to full strength. I charged whenever the pho e was at or below 5%, regardless of daylight vs after hours. I also charged my wristwatch with it. I got 5 full phone charges and 2 full watch charges before the charger ran dry. This took close to a week. Once it was plugged back in, it charged to full in about 3 hours and we did it again.I have not yet evaluated how rapidly it will recharge itself using only solar power, but most are pretty slow. I imagine that if you use the charger mostly for top offs and the use solar to top off the charger, you’ll get the most usefulness out of the charger. I’ll experiment and find out.

The built-in solar panel is a standout feature. While it’s not the fastest way to charge the power bank, it’s incredibly useful in emergencies or when you’re off the grid. Under full sunlight, the solar charging is reasonably effective, but it’s important to manage expectations—fully charging the battery using solar alone takes a significant amount of time. It works best as a supplementary charging method rather than the primary one.This power bank can charge a typical smartphone up to six times before needing a recharge. It has two USB output ports, which is convenient for charging multiple devices simultaneously. The charging speed is impressive when using a wall outlet, taking about 6-7 hours to fully charge. The USB-C input/output port is a great addition, providing faster charging for compatible devices.The SunCharger Pro comes with a built-in LED flashlight, which has proven handy during camping trips and power outages. There are three modes: steady, SOS, and strobe. Another practical feature is the battery indicator lights that show how much charge is left, so you’re never caught off guard with a dead power bank.- Durable, water-resistant, and dustproof design- Solar charging option for emergencies- Dual USB ports for simultaneous charging- Built-in LED flashlight with multiple modes- USB-C input/output for faster charging- Solar charging is slow and should be considered supplementary- Slightly bulky compared to non-solar power banks- Takes considerable time to charge via solar fully Solar Power Bank is an excellent choice for outdoor enthusiasts and those who need a reliable backup power source. Its rugged design, high capacity, and additional features like the solar panel and LED flashlight make it versatile and dependable. While the solar charging is a bit slow, it’s a valuable feature for emergencies. For its price point, this power bank offers great value and peace of mind for anyone needing extra power on the go.

It’s a bit delicate. Needs to be protected. Can charge itself and another device together. Uses old power relay standards. (Only USB-C from USB-A). Doesn’t collect energy from the sun very well. Mostly… Little Power Bahnk. I let it go back to the Father, by Christ.

We have another one of these and do love it. It is a great accessory for rafting or camping or other outdoor adventures.We have had it for a while now and it still works perfectly. I like that you can plug in a few for rent things and charge it at the same time. It lasts for a while. We just plug in what we used up that day and everything is fully charged the next morning for the day. However, this new one wasn’t charging in the sun so we are returning. It is a little heavy so not something you’d want if you’re carrying your stuff for long periods of this.Also, I don’t think it is 100% waterproof so we have to be careful with it. But it is good for the price compared to other ones.

great for camping, doesn’t need any power and charges everything well and fast

This is pretty awesome. Can charge two items at a time and it quickly stores a charge (little slower with solar). It is heavy and large, but I strap it to my backpack and all is good. The flashlight works well too. I keep this on my bed by my window as I lose power often.

Super bright light. Charged my phone within the hr! Seemed to last all day! I think it’s worth the money. Something to definitely have on hand when the power is out!

I bought this in a rush as we had a power outage that would go for 4 days. It was mainly to keep our phones charging. It’s pretty hefty and looks tough. It charged our phones to full charge while the battery dropped 1 of 4 bars of its own charge.I like the fact that it can recharge both by AC outlet (you need a USB adapter plug) and solar energy.However, the solar panel won’t charge fast at all, even in full sunlight. It’ll take a whole day of full sunlight to charge 1 of 4 bars.Another issue, charging in full sunlight in scorching summer heat will heat up the battery pack. Since it’s a lithium battery, be very careful as it can ignite. We live in SE Texas, and sure enough it was very hot to the touch after I left it in the sun for 2 hours.Overall, it’s very handy to have for campers/hikers/preppers/survivalists etc. Even a slow solar charge beats not having any power at all.

Great to have on trips. Battery life is excellent and value of the money. Love that the you have it can charge in the sun with solar.

This thing is great in that you can charge it via solar or USB. It gave me a full charge of my wireless earphones, 1 full charge of my travel fan and 2 full charges of my smartphone within a 30hr period of overseas travel. The flashlight is handy too. It’s just a bit heavy lol like a plastic brick, its sturdy af though, still works well after multiple drops.

Great size; a little larger than one I had previously bought. Came almost fully charged. Left it p l plugged in overnight to complete the charge. The orange trim makes easier to find or see. Flashlight seems to work ok. 3 charging ports and a decent solar panel on one side. Supposed to be drop proof up to so many feet. The supplied lanyard could have been better but it does seem to work. Good value for the price. If works as I think, may buy another or two.

Recharges fast. Recharged my phone, watch, headlamp with plenty of juice to spare. I’ve also had three people charging their phones. It has two outlets. two phones at once then the third phone. All recharged fully. This device has more than covered my needs on a multi-day multi-mile hike.Someone asked if there was a clear plastic cover to protect photocells. I am not aware of one or any type of protective covers. The case is all one piece and very strong. There seems to be a built-in plastic cover over the cells but can’t confirm as fact. I have already dropped it to the ground a few times while trying to clip the battery bank to the back of my backpack. No damage. Just got it dirty. I hang it on the back of my backpack to recharge while hiking or to keep my phone charged. Its nice that the device charges while charging another device. Oh, like I said, I hang it from my backpack while hiking. You will need to add a cross strap to keep it from flipping over. Does no good with the cells face down into the pack. My pack two rows of small loops to run zig-zag cord through. Holds the device in place like spiderweb.

Solar Power Bank Charger had 3 bars or 50-75 percent charge out of the box. It was used to charge a phone and tablet to get it down to 2 bars. Charged a Ipad Pro 10.5 from 40 percent to 100 percent and a Iphone SE3 from 60 percent to 100 percent. Unit was later set outside for a couple of hours in direct sunlight on a 22 degree afternoon. Not sure if 3 days worth of direct sun exposure would have increased the charge to a third bar. Maybe best to use the solar feature on a fully charged battery to keep it topped off. As for solar charging a smartphone, maybe an hour or two would be sufficient to get a 1 to 3 percent charge.Unit was later fully discharged and then charged with a fast charger. It was plugged into the fast charger at 7:00pm and left to fully charge throughout the night. By 5:00am, it was charged.This 42,800mAh device has some heft to it. Solar Power Bank Charger was set between a 21,000mAh Jump Starter and a Jackery 10,400mAh USB charger to compare its size to the others. That is an old Iphone 8 sitting next to the Solar Power Bank Charger in the picture.The flash light feature is adequate. I bought my mom the same device after trying mine out.1-21-24My Power-Bank-Solar-Charger suffered a 2 ft drop by accident onto a hard surface. Everything is still functioning but it now has something rattling inside of it. I question the shockproof and rigidness of this unit.5-02-24Some people are questioning the battery capacity of this Power-Bank-Solar-Charger. TOPDON or equivalent Battery Booster Jump Starter Pack might be a better choice. Some of them like the one in the picture come with a 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket Adapter. You can buy one for the TOPDON on Amazon. If you have cordless power tools, a USB charger that mates to your power tool battery would give you more battery capacitance options. Some of the multi-functional power adapters have a 12V 3 amp output and others have the option to connect a 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket Adapter to them.5-11-24Connected a KYY 15.6 inch portable monitor and a Roku Streaming Stick 4K to the Power-Bank-Solar-Charger to show off the portable monitor to my mom. She needs a portable monitor to travel with for her business. I only had the devices connected to the power bank for maybe 15 minutes. It managed to keep both devices powered. I am not sure for how long though.

So I bought two of these not knowing that the cord that comes with it is not capable of doing Fast Charging, let along being able to do regular charging. I have a samsung galaxy s22 ultra and it keeps telling me that it is “Slow Charging”. Instead of charging my phone, it’s actually decreasing the percentage of my battery life. You’d have to use your own charger cord with Fast Charging capability to be able to charge faster. It’s bulky so it can take up a little bit of room if you’re going on camping or hiking. It can charge under the direct sunlight but it will take days for it to fully charge. You’d have to plug it into an outlet to charge it which might take about a whole day to fully charge. Nevertheless, it does hold a lot of power of 42800mAh so you can charge two devices simultaneously. If you have Fast charging cord, it will charge it quick and the battery would still hold that much power after. It’s unfortunate that the cord that comes with it did not work for me and have to buy another cord separately. However, if it works for you…Awesome! If not or have not bought it yet, be advised that you need your own charging cord to charge normally or Fast charging. Hope this review is well informative to help you make your decision on whether or not to buy this.