BLAVOR Solar Power Bank 10,000mAh, Portable Wireless Charger, 20W Fast Charging External Battery Pack with USB C for Cell Phones, Solar Panel Charging with Dual Flashlight for Camping

Works great, charges my iPhone, flashlights, just about anything I need. Solar charger seems to work slowly, so I use the USB cord to charge it most of the time. Also, be careful with your charging cord, it is a proprietary cable, and you may not find another one.

Had it for over a year. It charges well, the solar panel charges very slowly but it's not much of a concern. As a frequent hiker I clip it onto my bag and let it face the sun so it gains change. Its able to charge my phone about 3 and a half charges before dieing. Light and portable.

This power bank is actually really good and lasts about 2–3 days once fully charged, depending on usage. It works especially well for iPhone users since you don’t need an extra cable, which is very convenient. The flashlight works even when the power bank is dead, which is a nice bonus. The only downside is the solar charging it shows that it’s charging, but it doesn’t really power it up much, so you’ll still need to plug it in. Also, non iPhone users will need a Type-C cable. Overall, it’s a reliable power bank and great for short trips or daily use, as long as you plan to recharge it every few days.

This battery I think is great to have if you are constantly hiking or out and about. I will say this do NOT just leave this in the sun say in your car or by a window. Regardless if the solar charging, it is still a battery and you may not want the battery to get super hot or it can cause damage. The solar part it does charge but I cannot expect it to charge to full. It is definitely great to have if you are hiking and just need a little extra power. There is a solar light indicator as shown on the picture that is a green light. It is a bit water resistant but it is definitely not something you want to drop into the water. It does have a type C plug that you can use to charge the device. The USB ports as well as the wireless does not support fast charging. The wireless charging from what I can tell works with most cases which is good and the USB ports are covered by a silicone cover if you happen to be walking through the rain. Again it is water resistant but not water proof. There is a nice hook you can use to hook to your backpack or belt so it may be in direct sunlight and get charging. Be aware that any light will cause the charging light to turn on. The hook does come with a compass which can easily be screwed up by any magnet so use with caution. The wireless charging pad does have rubber stoppers to keep the device from sliding off of it. The overall charge time will vary based on whether you are using your phone or the number of devices. It can charge up to three devices (one needing to be via wireless). I would say on average it can charge most phone within three hours with no use. There are rubber protection on the side so if you happen to drop it from a small distant the battery will be fine. The battery does get warm when it is in use so make sure you take precautions if you are using this in your pocket. The flash light has duel lightning which is still a bit weak sadly than most other LED battery backs that I have seen. It does give a good lighting but I feel with one light you get better performance. The type C cable that comes with the battery is fairly long but a bit cheap for my liking but I just use my own. Overall I think this device is a great thing to have if you are on the go a lot. It is resilient and pretty good amount of battery to keep your devices charged.

During my travels, I realized the need for a suitable and reliable portable charger and discovered the Blavor solar power bank. This device stands out because it includes a built in solar panel, making it especially useful for travel and outdoor use. The power bank has a capacity of 10000 milliamp hours and, when fully charged, can increase a phone’s battery from approximately fifteen percent to eighty percent. It features four indicator lights that display the remaining battery life, with each light representing about twenty five percent. Based on my experience, the battery performance often exceeds this estimate. A green indicator light signals when the device is charging or when the solar panel is actively absorbing sunlight. The solar panel is flame resistant and made from flame retardant ABS and PC materials, adding an extra layer of durability and safety. It is a good decent size charger so you wont have to worry about it taking space. In addition to its charging capabilities, the power bank includes a built in flashlight that provides strong illumination without significantly draining the battery. It also comes with both a USB charging cable and a USB C cable for added convenience as well as a strong magnet. Overall, the combination of durability, functionality, and useful features makes this portable charger well worth the price, and I would recommend it to anyone in need of a dependable power bank.

This I purchased to replace my first Solar Power Bank because the contact for USB broke off. This unit is listed as “Fast Charging”. That is for charging your phone or tablet. Charging the Power Back is a different story. If my Power Bank is down to two blue lights out of four. It takes over 48 hours on the charger to bring it to a full charge of four blue lights. My guess to charge strictly by solar, I’m thinking something like five to seven days in the sun. I maybe wrong or maybe spot on.

Funciona como respaldo y la lampara es genial, la carga solar no es la mejor pero se entiende por el numero de celdas solares

Carga super rapido y dura mucho la corriente. Lo recomiendo, quedara satisfecho quien quiera que lo compre.

El producto no es nada de lo de la foto no tiene ni panel solar ni nada es una porquería, ni siquiera carga bien y se calienta muy rápido. Una pinche batería china de porquería

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No he tenido fallas todo bien