Solar Power Bank, Wireless 15000mAh Portable Charger External Battery Pack Qi Solar Phone Charger with 20 LED Flashlights and Dual USB Outputs Compatible with iPhone, iPad, Samsung and More

I have the big daddy of this model, the original product sold on Kickstarter, 20,000 mAh, waterproof and MUCH heavier and bulkier. I almost seldom use it unless going camping.THIS ONE, 15,000 mAh is not water resistant, I bought 1, loved the wireless charging, flashlight and solar charging option and how light-weight it was, looked like the baby-version of what I already had, so I bought one more. One stopped working with the wireless charging within a month, contacted the seller and they exchanged it, had the new one the next day!I carry this one everywhere I go. Placed in my pocket, it's unobtrusive and ready when my device needs a charge. Can easily charge my Galaxy Note 8 three times. The flashlight is bright and can be dimmed to 2 lower levels to make the light last longer. No SOS flashing or strobe, but thankful I've never been in a situation I need it in the middle of nowhere.I completely love this smaller lighter charger, well worth the money, it's my favorite of 4 different chargers I own.

I am a heavy smartphone user and subsequently thirty battery pack user. Social media is a must-do when taking trails or hikes so this solar power bank comes pretty handy cuz you can charge anywhere there's sunlight. Gotta say it's not the fastest re-charging method you can think of, but still pretty useful if you run out of juice.

I don't normally leave early Reviews but this device is awesome! The most important part is the solar power. It doesn't have to be in direct sunlight to charge the internal battery. The wireless chargr is awesome and faster than I thought it would be. Charged my Note 8 and my wife's iPhone max, wired or wireless.I would recommend this device for any type of activities. Get them before the price sky rockets!Update 9/26The device is still working great. Don't use the solar feature much since they did say it takes about 2 days for straight solar charge to full up. I left it in my car to see how well it will do. Where the solar panel is, its starting to pill. May not be build to withstand heat in NC. Lol see last picture.

What can I say, I really like this charger, it is fairly light but offers a good feel in the hand, not as large as a few other chargers out there, Which is surprising because it offers a large light box compared to other chargers and a solar cell! I think it will be as waterproof as others state, but I do not plan on submerging mine. It offers more ruggedness than other solar chargers that I have seen but the selling point for me really was the lightBox. I can have a charger now and an area light for late night tasks, like; squaring away my gear and bedding after return from the shower point so I don’t wake my teammmates. All while keeping my iphone charged before the next day. For that is why I bought this one. The large light I can dig through a gear bag and quickly find my stuff.

Way smaller than advertised, full discharge from 100% only shows 6165mAh. QI wireless charging stopped working after 1 week.Charges very slowly, was only pulling between .5A and .82Amps while charging my iPhone while other power banks would allow a steady ~.98A to 1AmpDoubtful that This is actually capable of providing the as advertised 2A but I haven’t tested this on an iPad so couldn’t confirm.Only redeeming feature is the LED setup which I will still use for camping.Haven’t committed to testing the solar charging claims nor do I expect to.Would have been at least a 2 star if it had been as big as advertised but since can barely deliver on any of the promises in the description I would say buy something else. Avoid.

I originally purchased two of these for my home; they charge great here in the sunlight in California. They also are easy to charge with the enclosed charge cords. For back-up for my technoogy during a power loss. what is not expected is the use of the lighting feature; I donated one power bank to a friend who does a "wound walk" treating the homeless who need help in the Orange County and Los Angeles County. He accidently drove off and loss his on the roof of his car, so one of my two power banks is for him! These are sturdy and reliable, and I am so happy to be able to purchase another for him as well as for myself. Thank you for a great product!

I do love this thing a lot! And the price was cheap, but it also only lasted a year. Last I used it, it worked fine, then just after a few minutes, I realized that the wireless charge is not working. Normally, the light will turn green once ready to use, instead, it just stayed red and would not charge my phone. I would love to fix it as I don’t want to waste it, but not sure if there’s a way to do so.

This device charges OK on a USB port, or using a wall charger. The flash light capabilities also work fine. It does charge my S8 Android wirelessly. I can get two smart phone charges on a full charge. But I bought this for it's advertised solar charging capabilities, and this function does not work. I do a lot of camping and the ability to recharge without a secondary solar panel sounded great. Well, forget that! I have left this device on the dashboard of my car in direct sunlight for 5 days. The green light lights dimly, but it has not charged one light unit (25% charge per light). I can not recommend this device. It's biggest attraction is the ability to charge in sunlight. This function does not work. I have recharged the device using an independent solar panel. If you want a smart phone charger with solar recharging capabilities, I suggest you get a solar panel. This device is not the answer.