Solar Portable Charger, 22.5W PD3.0 USB-C Power Bank 30000mAh with 4 Built-in Cables, QC3.0 Fast Charging External Battery with Wall Plug, Flashlight Camping Outdoor for iPhone, MacBook, Tablet etc.

Lots of extra power when you need it. The only problem I have with this is it doesn’t always stay plugged in when you plug it into a wall socket. It works best when you plug it into a power strip so it stays connected better

This product exploded while charging and caught my window blind on fire!!! Thank god I was home. Very dangerous and extremely disappointed dissatisfied. I couldn’t believe what I eyes were seeing

Hi I was not able to use it did not understand howSome of my friends bought it and they were very happy

As a normal power bank, it works fine and has great storage size. I charged it up and then charged an ipad pro once and pixel 6 several times. The attached assortment of charging cables is nice.That said, I bought this for camping and needing it to charge up with solar power. After giving it multiple days of direct sun and then in the window for a week of cloudy days, there was no change for no the charge. Pointless. You could just buy a power bank.

This is a nice, little portable charger with some great built-in features, and other than a weird blip when I first started using it, it's worth the money.My only issue is the accuracy of the four blue LEDs. Upon taking it out of the box, I was surprised to see that it showed a full charge. I went ahead and plugged it in for a few hours, just in case, and started using after that. However, it only lasted for once charge with my Samsung Galaxy smartphone before I had to plug it back in and charge it again. After charging it a second time, it is much more stable, and I've charged my phone a few times and it's still showing 3 LEDs. My only guess is that the accuracy of those LEDs isn't great, at least not in the beginning.What I really like about this portable charger is how convenient it is and how it comes with everything you need so you don't have to lug around a bunch of extra cables or a charger. The built-in cables are great so you don't need a Lightning, USB-C or micro-USB cable. You can just pull from one of the built-in cables on the unit. This helps reduce clutter and is a great feature.The other great thing is the built-in AC prongs. This is SO nice. We've all been there, right? We have a portable charger for a few months, but lose the AC charger that comes with it so we have to rely on very sloooow USB charging overnight to get the thing back to 100%. With the built-in AC plug, you don't have to worry about losing an external charger; just plug the entire brick into an outlet. What a great feature.I haven't used the solar charging part and honestly it wasn't something that factored into my decision to try this out. Those things tend to be very slow, but I suppose if you do a lot of camping or spend a lot of time outdoors, that could come in handy and give you a little extra charge time. The only thing that would be a nice addition to this would be a built-in wireless charger, but you can't have it all.Overall, this is a great little charger with some very nice and convenient built-in features. I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good portable, high-capacity charger.

This item for less than $50 will offer you portable power that can be used to charge your devices. I tested this on a Samsung phone only. I did not get into Apple products or larger tablets.Right out of the box the led power indicator displayed 3 out of 4 lights. This made it seem that the power bank could hold a charge for super long periods of time. So, if you left the powerbank in your car for several months (this is speculation) and needed a charge, it would be able to provide you with a boost until you could get to a place where you could use a regular phone charger.I have used this several times from 18% battery to 100% and the power bank says it is still around 50% full (2 out of 4 lights on power indicator). Last night I charged my phone from 18% to 100% while streaming netflix. This was from about 11:30 pm until about 3:30 am. Phone was fully charged and power bank at 50% capacity. That is 2 full phone charges from PowerBar with 50% still left.I feel that if I went hiking or camping for several days knowing I will be playing music and taking photos and videos, having this with me would give me piece of mind that I could recharge phone to 100% several times before I was left with a dead phone. This would be extremely valuable in this type of situation.MORE TESTING NEEDED...Now, the title of this product is solar portable charger. All of the research that I have done says it would take DAYS AND DAYS! for this charger to use the sun to store enough power to be able to charge a phone. **UPDATE** I had my solar charger sitting on the sun for several days on 0 battery. I ran it down to dead and decided I'd see if the sun would charge it to full; it did not HOWEVER!!!! I kept the charger in direct sunlight, still at 0 power and hooked up my phone to it. The phone was at 60%. In roughly 30 minutes it went to 79%. So I would say that in a jam this could get you enough power to make a call or put in a text if you gave it 20 or 30 minutes. I'm impressed with how it performed over all and am changing my review to 5*