Solar Charger 30000mAh Solar Power Bank Wireless Portable Charger Quick Charge 3.0 Type C Input Port with 6 Outputs, Dual Flashlight External Battery Portable Charger Power Bank for iOS and Android

Because this was going to be an "emergency" device that I was going to leave in my car and forget about, I wanted to make sure it was at least close to 30,000mAh. My phone was not even charged three times. I fully charged the battery and tested it twice, and both times it stopped charging my phone after the third time (I have a Samsung S21 Ultra with a 5,000mAh battery, so this device doesn't even have half the advertised capacity). br>br>I'm glad I tested it first because I'm sure a lot of people just charge it and throw it in their car without even thinking about it.

Eden McKee

| Dec 04, 2021

I bought this to use when I go camping, hiking, or doing anything else outdoors and need to charge my phone or any other devices I might have with me. What I like best about this solar powerbank is that it can not only charge while in the sun, but it can also charge any plug. The flashlights at the end of the rope are extremely bright. If you press the power button once when turning on the powerbank, it will turn the device on to charge. The flashlight will turn on if you hold down the power button, but it will be solid. If you press the button again, it will flash slowly; if you press it again, it will flash quickly; if you press it again, it will turn off. This powerbank's usefulness does not end there. Wireless charging is also possible with this device. I tested this with my smartwatch and wirelessly charging phones, and it works perfectly. The fact that the cords are already attached to this power bank is, however, the biggest benefit of this power bank. There's no need to bring extra cords because this one comes with three. The plug cover has an elastic cord, so if you open it and let go, it will almost close itself, but all I had to do was push it on and it was closed and protected again. Whether you use the cords or the wireless charger, this powerbank quickly charges your devices. This powerbank is an all-in-one charging device that comes with everything you'll need to keep your devices charged. It's extremely useful and convenient to have.

Greta Krueger

| Apr 15, 2021

So far, it hasn't let me down, but the battery pack does have some flaws. After 30 days of use, I will update my review. br>Recent changes: After putting it in the sun to charge, it no longer works.

Aarav Hayden

| May 30, 2021

Before now, I had never had a power bank. I'd never considered myself to be in need of one until now. I had no idea how much time I was wasting. I like that I can go anywhere and sit anywhere in my house while my device is charging, rather than being confined to a specific location due to the length of a wire, and that I can even charge my switch lite with it. br>br>I chose this charger because it can be recharged by the sun, which I prefer to having to wait for it to be charged by a wire, and it also means you don't have to remember to charge it because it will be charged when you need it. It also comes with its own wires, so you won't have to lug around a bunch of different wires or waste time looking for one when you need it. In addition, it charges my devices much faster than plugging them into the wall. br>br>I'm definitely going to buy more of these because I can't imagine not having one now that I have one. 6. br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br> Update 21: The sun does not appear to charge the product. It blinks green, red, green, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, It kind of defeats the purpose of being such a large solar charger. 12. br>br> Update 21: I'm back to enjoying the convenience of having a solar power battery pack thanks to the company's prompt replacement.

Abdullah Chaney

| Nov 23, 2021

  This is the most powerful battery bank I've ever purchased. Because I'm traveling slowly again, I needed a backup battery, but having a solar power charging option was a must. br>br>There are still two ways to charge via USB: C as well as micro- On the bottom, there's a USB port, which is also a must-have. In the same slot, there's also a 5V output. If your phone supports it, you can also use wireless charging. There are micro-organisms. USB, USB- C, as well as an iPhone charging cable that, if necessary, can be used to charge multiple devices. br>br>I really like the flashlight feature! This provides just enough light to navigate by at night without being too bright. The pulse is increased by twice and three times the push. It is also possible to activate the strobing effect. br>br>It also appears that the build quality is excellent! This is something I strongly advise everyone to try!.

Elina Osborne

| Oct 15, 2021

On a multi-hour ride, both get drained, so having a charger that keeps them both charged while also recharging in the sun is ideal for my needs. The additions of wireless charging, dual lights, and charging cords are all welcome additions.

Angie Long

| Jun 27, 2021

In Texas, we recently experienced widespread blackouts as a result of winter storms. It was difficult to keep in touch with family across the state, and to figure out who needed help and who could provide it - especially when we were struggling to keep our phones charged. Granted, we didn't get any sun for the entire week, but we were warned that storms were on their way. In the event that this occurs in the future, I intend to charge up my Solar Power Bank ahead of time. I put it to the test by leaving it outside for about 8 hours in the weak winter sun, then charging my phone inside. It charged it to 100% power in an hour and a half hours and a half hours and a half hours and a half hours% I'm glad I have it, and I'm hoping it will come in handy in the future.

Chloe Foster

| Aug 02, 2021