𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯 𝙐𝙥𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙙𝙚 Solar Power Bank, Solar Charger, 38800mAh Outdoor Portable Charger, External Battery Pack 5V/3.1A Fast Charger Type C Ports with LED Flashlights, Perfect for Travel Camping

Worthless product

The product arrived on time and functions according to the listing description. The charge lasts quite a while, depending on the type of device that you are charging. The flashlight works well and also functions as a strobe & S.O.S. signal. It does take a few hours to charge up with the included charging wire and is described to take around three days to fully charge using only power from solar charging. The size is perfect for travel, and the weight is also low, therefore making a great addition to any camping or hiking trip. I like that the appearance is sleek and the power from the device is sufficient for my needs. The only negative that I have regarding this product is that it does not support "super fast charging" on my phone, only fast charging. Although, I'm sure it will charge my other devices in a timely manner. I look forward to using this product at the beach and seeing how well the solar charging function works.

I have several of these power packs of different makes and models. I bought this one Knowing damn good and well that little solar panel really doesn't work it will keep a maintenance charge on the unit but if you think it's going to charge the entire unit up automatically you're thinking about 9 days in good sun without any use. I knew this when I bought it. In my backpack there are two folding solar panel units that will easily charge this up in a few hours of sunlight. About as fast as you can do it with a decent wall charger. This being said I'm completely satisfied with this particular unit it will charge up my cell phone maybe four and a half five times on a full charge. It will charge up my Chromebook at least once almost all the way charged. And it has absolutely no keeping my little micro rechargeable flashlights charged and running my qrp radio on low power. That way I can save my actual transmission packs for actually transmitting. If you pair it is with a decent little 15 watt or better folding solar panel set you will have a decent little outfit for disasters camping Etc

So if I just rate this as an actual battery pack it works fine just like every other battery pack I have for the most part. I fully charged it at home before going on my camping trip and it was fine using it as a battery pack from that charge. Unfortunately, despite the fact that I was camping in an open field with full sunlight and leaving it out all day, it really never gained additional charge from the sun and was pretty much useless after the initial charge. As far as the flashlight goes, it came with no instructions whatsoever as to how to use the flashlight and frankly I never figured it out or cared enough to try any harder so that I can't speak to (or mine is broken?) It does seem a little extra sturdy and having the little carabiner clip on the side makes it convenient to attach while you're walking around or for hanging it someplace so you don't lose it in your tent when it gets dark . Overall decent battery pack but I wouldn't spend the extra money for the solar or the flashlight. I'd just get a regular battery pack next time.

Thought this would be a helpful battery bank that i could use if any of my devices needed charging and I didn't have power. Well, I had a power outage and decided to try and use it to charge my hearing aids. Really small amount of power required. I plugged in the USB and didn't see anything charging on my hearing aids, which flash and change color depending on the level of charge. I figured I just needed to push the power button and voila, the power pack came on with nearly full charge blue led indicators and my hearing aids started charging as I expected. about 10 minutes later, I noticed the led power indicators were no longer lit and thought things were still working, that it was just a temporary indicator. Well, overnight, it actually drained the batteries in my hearing aids so they wouldn't work. I could not get the charge mode to stay turned on until I turned on the flashlight mode and then it worked fine, but of course the flashlight is running down the power pack too. At night or any time, who wants the flashlight on when all you want to do is charge a device. I was disappointed. It would charge for a few minutes every time I pushed the power switch, then then it would shut itself off and think it was being charged by my hearing aid batteries. I tried both the USB C and regular connections. Buyer beware. The flashlight works great and lasts a long time when the power bank is fully charged.