Solar Charger Power Bank, 42800mAh Wireless Portable Charger with USB-C in/Output, QC3.0 Fast Charging 15W 4 Ports Outdoor Battery Pack Built-in Dual Led Flashlights for iPhone Samsung etc

🔋 🔋 Sudrov Portable Solar ChargerA power bank with a 42,800mAh capacity, perfect for travel, emergencies, or long days away from home.It includes solar charging, wireless charging, and built-in cables, all in a rugged and practical design.While solar charging is slow, it works great as a backup. Ideal if you want to stay connected—even with no outlets nearby.

This charger works better then expected, even has a laser light that I never thout I would use but has come in very handy. I leave this sitting on my dash to charge and it shows when its charging and when its full. Has connections for most every phone out there and even wireless charging.Wireless charging doesn't work as fast as I would have expected and my phone is picky on where it has to be before it will accept a wireless charge (Samsung phone with failing battery). I keep it with me every where I go. Work in rescue field, nice feeling knowing I can charge my phone whenever and whereever I need to

This was a GREAT buy! I actually bought this to plug in a mini fan/airconitioner for the peak hours to lower my electricity. The mini airconitioner didnt live up to its expectations but this little guy is awesome! You can plug multiple things in at one time and it lasts for a long time. I can't even tell you how long because I had my mini airconitioner plugged in for like 5 or more hours oh and I charged my phone at the same time. I havent used the solar charging yet but how exciting is recharging this power bank by the sun? I never have to go with charging anything anymore. Portable, solar power is the best! I will never be able to live without it. Oh yeah, there's a flashlight with SOS and flasher, a compass and cords if you forgot to bring a charging cord. It has a micro USB, USB C, an apple charger cord and a cordless charger. Its super easy to use. Would I buy this again? Yes, In a heartbeat! I will probably buy many more, it couldn't hurt to have more than one.

You can plug the device in to charge it or it does have the solar panel on it - either way, it charges fast. I love that it has a HDMI cord, universal cord, c-cord, and an IPhone cord - very practical. My only complaint is it does have a cordless charging option where you can lay your phone on the charging block. However, when I've tried using this feature it doesn't stay charging - it will say it's charging, then it's not, and will keep doing this back and forth.

I purchased this for a 10 night back country trip to charge my Apple Watch 10 and iPhone 16 Max. For four nights I was able to charge my watch and then top off my phone. The watch would be as low as 10% battery life, but the phone was typically in above 60% and just needed topping off. When I plugged the phone in on the fourth night the LED's indicated that the battery had around 75% charge available. In the morning, when I pressed the power button only the lowest indication of power capacity would blink and the phone was at 98%. The next five days I placed the battery in locations for maximum sun re-charge (4 - 10 hours a day) but never got more than the lowest blue LED blinking and would not charge either my watch or my phone. When I got off trail and plugged the battery into an A/C powered USB charger, it immediately showed 50% capacity, after a couple hours it was 75% capacity according to the LEDs. On the way home I attempted to charge my iPhone from about 60% battery and Sudrov battery went to the same mode as on trail with the phone not getting fully charged.A second issue I have with the product is that it has too many "features" that cause it to not have the capabilities it should have as a large battery pack. The laser pointer is an example of something that does not add value, but can easily cause the battery pack to drain quickly.

This arrived almost fully charged, and everything works, so far. Solar charging is a back-up, in my view, but turning the panels toward light started the unit charging. The built in cables I also consider an extra, for highly unusual unlikely instances of somehow finding I don't have even one functioning cable on me or in my van. Built-in cables seem more likely to break or fizzle most easily, so I'll save these for whenever. Still, the cables on this do work today in testing. The flashlight feature I appreciate. The thermometer and clip are cute add-ons, too. The included carabiner appears pretty weak, however, and I'll soon replace it.

This battery works very well. It charges items fairly quickly and the form is not too big or heavy . It seems very durable. I recommend it.

So many features for a reasonable price. I like to rent electric vehicles when traveling for work. This power bank is great for keeping my phone charged on the road instead of eating up the car’s battery. Every little bit helps in an EV in my opinion. Plus I leave it in the sun while on site to be ready for the trip back to my home office. It’s got some weight to it and feels solidly built. The cords tuck away nicely and the Ian ports are a great feature. Will probably have to pick up another soon. Flashlight is a nice bonus.