Solar Charger Wireless Power Bank,Waterproof Portable External Battery Pack 10000mAh with 3 Foldable Solar Panels,Flashlight,IP65,Dual 5V/2.1A USB Ports,for Smartphones, Tablets and more(Orange)

I recently purchased a bunch of battery banks and solar battery bank for the the emergency power outage in Northern California. I wanted to be covered when it comes to charging our phones and lighting. A battery bank with a Solar charger made the most sense in case the usage did go the full 7 days. Fortunately, we were only without power for about half a day.Pros:- Solar charger definitely works. Took about 3 hours to get about 2 bars (2 out of 5). If you drained this, ideally, you may be able to charge close to full each day if you get full sun.- Folds up for easy storage.- Ports are covered and wireless charging availableCons:- No USB-C- Port cover isn't flushOverall: I was able to use it to charge up my iphone 7 and pixel 3 with power to spare. Left it in the sun for a few hours and was able to recover ~2/5 of the power used. I'd keep one of these in my emergency kit and one in my camping/hiking trip. Recommend!

Update 5/15: I'm finding the wireless charging of my mobiles to be VERY FAST and the unit recharging by usb to be fast as well.Edit 5/10: I did get the wireless feature to come on, my phone case was making it difficult to get the sweet spot. Changing rating from 3 to 4 stars as a result. This is a good product.Anticipated the arrival of this item, because of wireless charging from an external battery feature.The fit and finish of the materials are of higher quality, however this is one bulky, heavy item.It's best to charge the battery with a wall charger because by solar power would take an entire day. This is not meant to be a substitute but rather an emergency power source. For instance if your battery died on a camping trip, you could plug the phone in for an additional 2 days usage from full and up the charge by sunshine to get maximum usage.I haven't been able to use of the wireless charger feature because I haven't found the sweet spot yet where the phone begins to charge. I got 2 full recharges for my phones from the battery feature and still had about a quarter charge left so I would expect long life from the battery feature once it has gone through a few charging cycles.

Solar? Why not! With the all technologies that now come with gadgets, I wondered so long why they had not come yet with solar for charger. I stumbled with this wireless charger with Qi technology and how convinced I was that could work with my Samsung Note 9 smartphone.I use a lot of my smartphone. From banking to sending money and so forth. I also shopping online and talking to friends and family with. Laptop only for writing and stuff. I have 3 different kind of power bank and they all had wired in it. My cable charger for Samsung Note 9 is started deteriorating because my cats chewed on it.My number one taken for this, it is wireless charging! I don't like having cable anymore because of my cats love to chew on it. The second part of my favorite, it is solar-powered. I had almost bought Samsung wireless charger and I am happy did not have to buy it. It is also came with short cable but haven't use it yet since I just put my charger under light or sun.My co-workers asked me how nice that looks and super stylish it is with solar panels with it. I am carrying around this one because of my heavily use of phone in my daily basis. Easy to use as well. The only thing is that the instruction letters are too small as well as the pictures with numbers showing each part of it. Other than that, I am super happy with this purchase.

I really wanted a new Solar power pack that also wirelessly charged. I went to Amazon to look for one and saw this one. All this while having martinis before I went to bed. I found this one that was cheap and looked good. I wanted a multi solar panel charger and wireless charging unit so I figured why not. I did notice one thing that I was on the fence about and that was it was 10000maH. My other Solar charger is 35000 or 40000 maH. I thought that the 3 panels might come off as I have seen in others but no it was firmly built together. This is important to me since I tend bar and I use them for my guest to charge their phones. The Package came as they said. and I opened it up. It was packed well and it looked like a man's clutch or ladies' wallet. I was impressed at how it looked with a velcro strap to keep it closed. The construction seems very ok. with a dense plastic casing instead of the dense rubber casing found in other solar chargers. I would have preferred the latter but still looks well made. The waterproofing of the unit is basically the top cover of the USB ins and outs. it does sit flush but this being plastic I would not want to drop it to a lake after a few months as plastic can wear easily. The light works fine. MY real issue though was with the Carabiner. IT WAS SUPER TINY THAT IT MIGHT AS WELL BEEN USELESS. No key ring or carabiner is going to fit it. I was lucky that I had my fishing gear out and I was able to a carabiner to clip on to it using some clamping swivels I had out. In general, it's ok but, I wish i would have been a bit sober to pick up one suited for my needs.

Picked this up to replace a regular power bank I had. It works AWESOME!You CAN use it like a regular old normal power bank, and plug it in to charge (a good plan in the first place) and then plug your boring old USB cable in to charge that phone. BUT, this things secret superpower is that it is also a Qi charger, and will wirelessly charge your wireless charge compatible phones.If you DO wind up in a bad spot though, you can unfold the solar panels, and charge your phone up enough to make those calls.Absolutely a life saver.

Had skeptical visitors from out of town. We left the charger in the sun and then fully charged his iPhone and my Samsung, both. Mine had about 15% charge left, but his had about 10%. So regardless, I definitely would get one full charge of one phone. Very compact, easy to hang from a wall or fence or backpack, or lay flat. Haven't tested the waterproof aspect, but seems well-built in all other respects. He's ordering one now, fully convinced! And he's a gadget-guy, so I'd say that's a good endorsement.