WaterLily Turbine USB Charger - A Portable Water and Wind Turbine Charger to Charge All USB Devices

Our family goes camping maybe 6 weekends each summer to both campsites and in the backcountry. There are 5 of us, and between gopros, portable speakers, and tablets we need a way to generate power without plugging in at the showers. I even like to take my cell phone for emergencies if we’re somewhere more remote.We’ve been trying solar for the past few seasons but between tree cover and unpredictable weather we’re often left disappointed.Pros:- Filling our battery banks overnight. We’ve been stuck with solar so far so once the sun is down we’re out of luck. We leave this running at our campsite filling up our battery bank to charge the kid’s gear in the morning- It’s a bit of fun to set up!- Fits easy in our packs- Really well built and durableCons:- The included battery bank seems to be a bit off. I have a larger anker model that I like to fill up so this isn’t so bad.- Way easier to generate power in water than in wind.

I have used it in large stream with strong current, it barely charges my phone, im not happy with the design, its more of a leaves and metal particles collector, u need a screwdriver to clean it.Its absolutely the most useless heavy weight you will ever carry, after few days of trying i tossed this peice of junk away.Charging with wind is a complete joke unless yor in a hurricane.No handcrank?... Why

Went off the grid on Unimak Island Alaska. Lots of wind!! Worked some times but not others. Despite wind it did not turn like it should. Needed better supports to get in the air because they do not work.

If your trips are longer than one nighters, then i'd recommend this charger. We're out a lot this time of year and I always have our garmin and a tablet at least.I have a goal zero nomad solar panel but find whenever you're surrounded by trees or if there is some overcast the charge rate is never consistent. It gets to be a bit frustrating because I never know when my gear will actually be charged with the sun coming and going. With this guy I get a much better idea. I’ve been charging a battery bank continually throughout the day / night and topping up my devices with that bank when I need.I found the set up process was quite simple as long as you have something sturdy to mount the turbine to. There’s a nice stream by my go to site and there’s a fallen log thats perfect for this.I haven’t used it for charging with wind yet but am pleased with the water performance.

It works. Use high output port for faster results. No hand crank, I want a hand crank, and 2 small rechargeable batteries I put it in front of my A.C. to reclaim energy, while charging my tablet.

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Works as described. I love this product. Sometimes in windy or overcast weather like we have in Orlando, Florida often, solar power chargers don't work well. I think this is perfect for hurricane prone storms and hiking adventures.

I ordered and paid for this product in Sept. of 21 its April 22 ..where is my order..it's looks like a good product but your service and customer care really suck.