Solar Portable Charger 26800mAh Power Bank, PD18W Fast Charging + Qi10W Wireless Power Bank Solar with 3 USB/Type C Outputs and Camping LED Lamp (3 Modes) for Phone, Camera, Outdoor Camping

Left the unit in bright sunlight for 5 hours during a recent trip to Spain, did not charge the battery at all.

I think we probably all know how annoying it is being out and about, then finding your phone is about to die. Even worse though if there isn’t a socket outlet available to be able to plug in a charger. Powerbanks are a really good solution. This one is certainly high capacity, but bulky and weighty, so not really one you’d choose to carry around with you. However, it is good though for say camping, or to keep in the car. This is really good as a standby device that you can leave open, in sunlight (in the car, window at home etc.)Functionality wise, this powerbank is really good. Not only does this fast charge (verified), but wirelessly charges as well (also tested and verified, which is excellent. It has the ubiquitous flashlight as well. There are 2 x A output ports, and 1 x C input (powerbank charge) / output port . Capacity-wise, this is pretty decent - 26,800 mA/h (not fully capacity tested / verified).The product instructions are much better than the usual poorly translated, microscopic print, and are clear and well written, with basic pictograms. The internal battery is Lithium type, which is good. The powerbank is similar to most others, in that there are a basic 4 x LEDS to inform level of internal battery charge (25% - 100%), but no in-built digital numeric charge remaining display, which provides a more precise indication of the amount of charge remaining, which would have been good to have, but this is perfectly okay.With regards Solar charging, to test this out, I placed outside (fairly bright, not overly sunny), a perfect opportunity to test it’s solar credentials. Charge had increased after a good few hours, which isn’t at all bad. Single panel similar ones I’ve tried before just didn’t seem to charge at all. It’s never going to rapidly charge the powerbank, but that isn’t the intention, but it does work. I actually then left outside overnight, with overnight rain, I can confirm all was fine next morning. So long as the silicone port covers are properly in place, this is waterproof – good to know.The powerbank is weighty 556g), as you would expect for one of this capacity, and with solar panels – be wary of powerbanks that are unusually light!This power bank seems quite well constructed, with a good quality feel, and the solar panels have a decent laminated finish. The outer becomes like a protective case when folded in. The power bank will fit perfectly well in a bag, or case, but rather big and bulky for a pocket.Overall, this is a pretty good solar powerbank, great for occasional use, or camping etc. To get the benefit of it, it’s obviously best to leave open in daylight for as long as possible when not in use, but can be charged conventionally if neede – but that somewhat defeats the object! Fast and wireless charging, a good all-round device.I really hope that you have found this review to be helpful.

The media could not be loaded.  This is such a good thing to have, it can charge 4 devices all at once.You don't need electricity it's done by solar panels. If you go camping, fishing, or stand in a field, you can still charge your phone and other devices.To charge the solar, panel place the solar charger outdoors in direct sunlight. The green light is on and the blue light is flashing which indicates the unit is being charged. Please do not leave this solar charger in an unattended vehicle. as the high temperature can damage the unit.If outdoors you charge your phone or other device the same way you would if using electricity. There is a very good instruction leaflet that comes with the device. It is in fact easy to do.Thank you for reading my review, I do hope it helped you.

No way is it the capacity advertised didn’t last 5 minutes charging my phone….don’t waste your time

I found it didn't change as good as it states it does and charge didn't last long.

Really impressed with this I just say. It is slightly on the larger side but given what it does it makes sense. The solar panels come out really nicely and are enclosed in the same case which feels like leather which is really nice.The torch also works really well and is bright. The ports are really good with 2 usb and 1 usb-c. The ports are also covered with a seal which is really good if you are exposed to rain.All in all I would highly recommend!

I recently tried another power bank that was almost identical to this and cost about the same but this one is better in every single way. For a start it actually has a cover for the ports so it can actually call itself waterproof. The wireless charger works well, you just have to press the power button before you put your phone on. I think the solar power on all of these is a big of a gimmick to be honest as I can never really gain any charge from it. Maybe the tiniest little amount of you are absolutely desperate and lost in the desert. This power bank is a chunky monkey and feels rugged enough that I'd have no problem throwing this into a rucksack on a muddy camping trip.

Solar charget cannot charge by solar, too bad, everybody don't buy it.