Solar Charger Power Bank 49800mAh Wireless Battery Pack PD18W QC3.0 Fast Charging Built in 3 Cables with USB-C 6 Outputs & 2 Inputs for Cell Phone

I bought this Solar Charger Power Bank for my recent camping trip, and it's been a game changer. The 49800mAh capacity is impressive—I’ve charged my phone multiple times and still had plenty of juice left. What really stood out to me were the built-in cables. Having USB-C, micro-USB, and Lightning cables integrated into the design makes it so convenient when I’m on the go. No need to worry about forgetting a cable!The wireless charging feature is a nice bonus. It’s not the fastest, but it works well if you don’t want to plug in. I also like that it supports fast charging with PD18W and QC3.0, so I can top up my phone pretty quickly when I’m in a rush.The solar charging function came in handy during the trip, although it’s pretty slow. I wouldn’t rely on it for daily use, but it’s great in emergencies when you’re outdoors. One thing to note is that this power bank is on the bulkier side. It’s not the most compact, but considering the battery capacity, that’s expected.Overall, it’s a solid power bank with a lot of useful features. It’s perfect for long trips or when you need a reliable backup power source!

This power bank is seriously impressive. The 49800mAh battery capacity means I can charge my phone several times over, which is perfect for camping trips or when I’m away from power for a while. It charges up to 6 devices at the same time, and I really appreciate the built-in USB-C, USB-A, and wireless charging options—it’s super convenient not needing extra cables.The rugged design is a big plus, handling rain, dust, and rough conditions without any problems. The added flashlight and compass have been really handy when I’m hiking or camping. I love that it’s solar-powered too, so I can recharge it while I’m out and about. Overall, this power bank does exactly what I need it to do, and I’m really happy with it!

I wasn't sure what to expect with this, and waited until now to review for several reasons. We originally purchased this to keep with us on our day long lacrosse tournaments when we're roaming field to field.The PROS:The device charges quickly when plugged in OR solar charging. When in the sun it actively charges your device, while it's also charging.Holds the charge for a long time! Cold air notoriously saps battery power/capacity very quickly. Recently I took it out to help a friend who didn't have his type of charger and ithis had been sitting in my dark truck console, never plugged in OR exposed to any light and in winter temps (single digits overnight) for several months. I was shocked when we attached his phone and this device lit right up with about 90% charge on board still! It charged his iPhone in about 30 minutes, where it had been at about 10%.This device boasts three separate charging cords, hardwired and nearly stored on it, for all iPhone and Android devices. No need to keep your cords with you, so there's nothing to lose. It also has other open ports to connect whatever other gadgets you need to.CONS: None. I'm very picky about purchases and expect my money to be well spent. There are no downsides to this device. I gladly highly recommend.

Very well made power bank; it feels rugged in the hands and comes packed with useful features - led light, wireless/wired/solar charging, supports multiple devices.I wanted a power bank for travel, and wanted something that is very affordable. The solar capability impressive - as soon as you put near the window the green ‘charging’ light comes on. On a full charge I can charge my iPhone 5-6 times.Even though it can charge multiple devices simultaneously, I have used it primarily for charging my phone. I keep it in my laptop bag and use it while on the road.

Seems to work great. Charges my phone numerous times on one charge. I put this on my car dash when I’m camping in order to charge it. The flashlight works great. It’s a slight bit heavy, but honestly it’s built solid, so I expected it to be.

Useful if you charge it fully before leaving and can plug it in to recharge it if you need to.Solar charging is absolutely useless, left it in the sun all day while at camp and it still didn’t have a charge.

This solar charger is terrible. Purchased this charger in January to use on an upcoming Canadian fishing trip and at my summer cottage. After finally attempting to use this charger after letting it sit in direct sunlight for over 6 hours I was able to charge my phone 2% before charger was empty. I tried charging the charger again for multiple hours in direct sunlight and this time it would not even register on my phone as charging. I did review and try troubleshooting steps. I would not recommend buying this charger. Of course, by the time I needed to use this item it failed and the return window had passed. I would rate it a ZERO if I could.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Amazing performance and longevity for a good price.