LEDGOO Handheld Solar Powered Flashlight with 4000mAh Backup Power Bank for Home Emergency Night Light, Hiking and Camping(Green)

The torch worked well initially but once the batteries had drained they wouldn't recharge.I have requested a refund

Great torch but will only charge via mains as the solar isn’t charging it up plus the USB doesn’t work either. Other than that it’s a great torch very bright and battery lasts ages. Would’ve had 5 stars if solar was working.

It work for about one month stop charging my mobile and light and the internel battery be come very low I bought 2 of them and both have same issue.

I am happy, I have it.

This stopped working within two weeks of purchase. It won’t charge from the solar panel or from the mains. Waste of money.

not pleased at all.

This Solar powered flashlight with it’s Power Bank, is a very handy piece of kit to have, be that around your home or in your shed, or at your office or garage, because in sunlight it will always be charging up till the internal 4000mAh battery, so you will never be without light, when you need it like in a power cut, or if you go Camping take the solar flashlight with you, so you will always have light, and a power back up for your Smartphone or Tablet.When you receive the solar flashlight, you will get the following items inside it’s box, a four page easy read and follow English user manual, the solar light, a 10cm long Velcro strap with metal clasp, a 80cm in length USB charging cable, it has a standard USB connector at one end and a 0.3cm round connector at the other end, this fits in to the bottom left outer edge charging port, where there is also the USB output charging port, for charging up your devices.When you connect the charging cable for the solar light, and it begins charging you will see on the lower back of the solar light, four Red charging lights, these will flash in stages depending on the state of charge of the 4000mAh battery, and when the solar light has reach a full maximum charge, all of the four Red light will remain static.And when you only use the Sun to charge up the internal battery, the four Red light will work as described above.The LED light has three user modes, the first is a bright light (100 Lumen), the second is a super bright light (120 Lumen), and lastly you have an Emergency SOS mode, which gives you a slow flashing light and you should get over thirty hours of use from the LED light, with the internal battery having had a full charge.At the top left hand side edge, you have the Power On/Off/Light Mode Selection button, it is very easy to press in, you will not find it difficult to use at all.The size of the attached Solar panel on the flashlight, is as follows, it is 16cm in length, and 4.5cm in width, so it is of a good size, but using the panel to charge the internal battery, will take over fifteen hours, depending of it’s state of charge, but just leave the flashlight in the sunshine, at all times I leave mine in my Kitchen window, it gets 10 hours of Sun in there, so is never Low on power.The size of the Flashlight is as follows, it is 23cm in length, and 5.2cm in width, with a depth of 3.4cm on the flashlight body.The flashlight head has the following size of, 3.9cm in width across the lens, and 3.2cm in length on the Lens.The top silicone loop at the bottom of the flashlight , is very flexible so you can hang up the light on most things, if you don’t want to use the supplied strap with its metal clasp.The weight of my flashlight is as follows, it weighs in at just 240g.

This is a really nice item. The light has 2 powers of intensity and one that blinks, very nice, nothing too fancy.Warmly recommended.