Solar Charger Power Bank, Qi Wireless Charger 10,000mAh External Battery Pack Type C Input Port Dual Flashlight, Compass, Solar Panel Charging (Black)

Depends on what you mean by "charge via solar." The solar cell’s maximum (absolute maximum, 100% efficiency and unobstructed engagement) charge rare is 180 mA/hr. At 10,000 mA, you’re talking 55 hours, 38 minutes of direct, high intensity, unobstructed and optimized light. Considering the average North American summ… Depends on what you mean by "charge via solar." The solar cell’s maximum (absolute maximum, 100% efficiency and unobstructed engagement) charge rare is 180 mA/hr. At 10,000 mA, you’re talking 55 hours, 38 minutes of direct, high intensity, unobstructed and optimized light. Considering the average North American summer day produced 7.5 hours like this, with a total of 15.5 hours of any light…you’re talking 2 to 3 weeks to charge the piece of crap.

From the manufacturer:
"Since it’s solar output 180mA per hour we can measure the theoretical charging time for your reference:
We test the solar charging in 25000 LUX sunlight intensity, we let the solar panel face the sun for 5 hours. … From the manufacturer:
"Since it’s solar output 180mA per hour we can measure the theoretical charging time for your reference:
We test the solar charging in 25000 LUX sunlight intensity, we let the solar panel face the sun for 5 hours.
5 h X180mA=900mAh (also guarantee the same light intensity in 5 hours)
In this way, it takes at least 11.11 hours to reach 2000mAh, then it will generate 1 bar of electric power for phone charging."

There are 5 little blue lights to show it’s charging. I’m hoping the solar will be a plus. I’m not sure how long it will take to charge the device in the window. Our days are getting shorter. It’s in the window now. It was charged when I got it. It worked great. Charged my galaxy s9 plus in an Otterbox, I hope this helps.

Not sure if it ever filled up completely from the sun but at first use in the grand Tetons it seemed to get full charge with sun and or electricity, however now one year later it never gets past one light (of four) to indicate charge and it sits in a sunny window all day, everyday. I’m back on Amazon to replace it sinc… Not sure if it ever filled up completely from the sun but at first use in the grand Tetons it seemed to get full charge with sun and or electricity, however now one year later it never gets past one light (of four) to indicate charge and it sits in a sunny window all day, everyday. I’m back on Amazon to replace it since it no longer can do much to charge my phone. Would recommend finding another charger

Yes it does charge the phone wirelessly. I have a IPhone 11Pro Max and it will charge it wirelessly, you just have to pay the phone on the opposite side of the solar panels of the charger.

No you have to choose one or the other and the type c on this is no faster than the micro usb.

Hi, As we claimed on the product page. Don’t place the power bank in conditions unsuitable for human beings like car dashboard under strong sunlight without cooling air. You can leave it in car when the cooling air is open, and do not place it in car under strong sunlight without cooling air.

On the upper left hand edge is the power button. Hold it down for 5 seconds and the flashlights will turn on. Hold it down again for 5 seconds and the flashlight will turn off

Its like a week in the sunlight, to get a full enough charge to fill an iphone, but if you fill it off the wall, before a trip, and leave it in the sun most of the time, itll get you through several days of usage on a mobile device.

It will charge longer than you think. I love it.

It’s very bright I’d say like a double a flashlight it works good because you don’t need a cord to charge your phone.

I understand that power bank over 20,000mAh is not allowed to be carried onto plane over here in Singapore. So I guess 10,000mAh is able to be brought on plane, but I am not so sure if you are allowed to hand carry it though. For other parts of the world I am not sure what is the limitation on power bank capacity, so… I understand that power bank over 20,000mAh is not allowed to be carried onto plane over here in Singapore. So I guess 10,000mAh is able to be brought on plane, but I am not so sure if you are allowed to hand carry it though. For other parts of the world I am not sure what is the limitation on power bank capacity, so most likely you have to check with your airport guide.

Yes，it can charge your phone with usb cords. as for the wireless charging, im afraid that you need to confirm with phone manufacture whether your phone supports qi wireless charging. Any questions, feel free to email us at [email protected]

Thank you for your questions. The orange power bank is in stock now.

Yes it is. I have used it for a wide range of android devices as well as iPhones.

After reading all the reviews I expected this to be a great product. What I found is that it would not charge even from a 2amp charger. The device was left on the charger long enough that it should have charged. Of course the lights did not work and the Qi also was defunct. Send back for exchange. Also the cute little compass that came with it was 90 degrees off. 🙁 Disappointed since I really like the concept.

Since returning the unit, the contacted and I agreed to try another one. This one worked great. Tested charging my tablet with a Qi unit which took about the same time as my wall charger. The battery then was used charge my cellphone from 35% to full and Blavor unit still had plenty of capacity left to run my Raspberry Pi for 4 hours. Overall my latest unit fits what others have written about it. Works well and is a good buy. Even the little compass that came with it works correctly. My first unit was defective, but seller came thru with working unit. Good seller as well.

The product has great build quality – it feels great in the hand and has a rugged shell to protect it from falls. The rugged shell is also made from a non-slip material that allows the product to stay in your pocket without having to worry about it falling out. This is extremely useful for me when I go bike riding or on extended walks as I do not have to worry about it slipping out of my pocket.

This power bank can charge in two ways:
1) through the solar panels on the top of the product
2) through the included microusb charger.
The charger is obviously much quicker, however it is extremely convenient to be able to charge it wherever you are which is definitely the selling point of this power bank

The power bank can charge devices the following ways: Type-C USB, USB, MicroUSB, and the wireless charger.
I’ve tested all the inputs and they work as expected. The wireless charger works on both Apple (XR) and Samsung (s8) devices and can charge about 2-3 phones to full battery on a single charge.

In addition to charging, the power bank includes a compass and a flashlight. The compass can be clipped to the side of the powerbank or on anything else like a backpack or belt loop. The flashlight is bright and can be turned on by holding down the power button for 3 seconds (hold it down for 3 seconds to turn it back off). This powerbank is a great versatile product.

I bought this as a backup to have in the car but I think it will get more use. I charged it up and wanted to see how much it could handle. I took out some completely dead old phones. It charged up a LG v10, a htc one m9 and my current LG g6. The LG g6 was about half dead. It filled them all up and the battery was on empty by then.

Charging took about 4 hours and charged at 5.25 volts and 1.9A on the USB tester

The instructions say it would take over 50 hours to charge off the solar panel so maybe 1/4 full per day. You could get about a full charge of an average smart phone in a little more than 11 hours of direct light. Not optimal but it’s there.

Oh yeah, the torch light is bright as heck. Don’t look right at them.

This is a first impression review…..
I just received the product and tested all the features.
I’ll return to this review section in a few months and rate the durability once I’ve used it extensively…..
Product arrived two days before the promised date.
It was well packed and had no damage.
It was, to me, easy to operate all the functions.
It charged my Galaxy Note from 70 percent to 100 percent wirelessly in about 12 minutes right out of the package.
The flashlight(s) worked well and are of sufficient brightness to be useful.
Solar charging works and recouped one bar in about 45 minutes in direct sunlight.
Unit feels rugged, is very non-slip to hold, is of a size that easily fits in a pocket, has intuitive change indicators, and has no loose components or rattles.
If it holds up over time, which I no reason to believe it won’t, I’d say it’s a hell of buy!

I got one before a 7 day canoe trip to Boundary Waters in Minnesota. I was able to clip it to the outside of my pack without being worried of it getting wet or bumped around , it always had plenty of energy and with the wireless charging i didn’t need to bring any additional cables. Having a flashlight to hang in my tent was an extra bonus. This product is also useful on a daily basis when you need a quick charge on the road if you leaving this in the sun on your dashboard.

I’ve been looking for a wireless power bank for a long time since I bought a smart phone with wireless charge function. With recommendation from my friend I ordered this product. Gotta say it’s remarkable and awesome—you can charge your phone by putting on it. Let alone there is a flashlight and solar panel on its surface. It can charge itself with very limited light. This function saves me from the problem of forgetting to charge it after use.

On opening this product my first impressions were very favorable. It has a very sturdy feeling and I really like the black and orange coloring. It also comes with a compass that can be attached using the included carabiner. There are two LED lights that would be very convenient in a power outage. Overall I really like the feel of this power bank.
The unit came fully charged and I immediately plugged it into my phone and charged it up. It charges very quickly. My phone has an extra large 36 hour battery so it takes a little longer than a normal phone but it charged it up very quickly. I recharged this unit by plugging it in using my phone charger and cord with no problems. It seems to recharge very quickly also.
I use this on a day hike. It was very handy and didn’t weigh a lot. I was able to attach it to my backpack to allow it to charge while I was hiking. I had fully charge it before I left but just in case. I purposely use the GPS on my phone and some other features to run down my battery. I did plug my phone into this power bank and charged it right up in just a short time.
My cat put the unit to a drop and shock test unbeknownst to me. As I left it on the kitchen table and my cat thought it would make a great toy when I was out of the room. No damage from the drop nor was there even any type of appearance that it had been dropped.
We get a lot of rain this time of year so I had it outside on the patio charging in the sun and one of those brief summer showers came on us suddenly. Other than a few raindrops on the unit there was no ill effects. I don’t know if I could recommend leaving it in a rain all the time but it didn’t seem too bothered it any.
so the bottom line is this, it is a very nice power bank. I don’t own a phone that charges wireless so I could not use that feature but I’m sure it works great. I believe, that this item is a good product for it price range. As with all products there’s always room for improvement but I like the unit and I think anybody who purchase it would also like it.

To start off with, I was given this product by the company to review. That being said, I’d like to think I am being as impartial as possible in this review.

This is a great product in a pretty solid form factor. It truly ticks all the boxes for me with a charging brick.
-Wireless charging for my phone, Check.
-USB type C out for my Laptop, Check.
-USB type A output for my other devices, Check.
-Flashlight, Double Check. (there are two led’s on this product).
-Easily Readable power meter, Check.
-Charges via both Micro USB and Type C port, Check
-Water resistant/proof. well I haven’t submerged it, but on my current trip to Vietnam, it has been rained on a couple of times with no negative effects.
-Solar Panel, OK so this seems like more like a gimmick because panels of this size can’t fully charge the brick in any reasonable time frame. However it does help to keep it topped up so kind of a cool option.

When I first tried to use I couldn’t find the on button. The manual was less than helpful. However support was quick and very helpful.

When you turn it on, the wireless charging light turns on, and the wireless charger turns on for 20 seconds. If you don’t set your phone, (LG V30 in my case), on it within that time frame, it powers itself off.

It seems to hold a charge well. With my last brick it felt like it lost a lot of it’s charge sitting in my bag. This one doesn’t seem to have the same level of parasitic drain as my old one.

The rubber cover over the ports doesn’t always fit perfectly and i’m worried that it will rip off with time. But for the moment it is just fine.

The orange bumpers while not the most attractive, serve to both protect it and make it easy to see in the deep recesses of my backpack, I appreciate the little design notes, it looks as though the manufacture really took the time to make sure it serves it purpose well. I am planning on buying another one for my wife to have with her.

I’ll update this review as necessary in the future as I use this product over the next year or two.

We bought this for when we go camping. Our son took it camping just recently and it charged his phone 3 times without the sun having to recharge it. He was very surprised how well it worked!

Feels nice and sturdy, and I’m definitely happy with it for the price. From fully charged, I was able to charge my phone about 3.5 times using the wireless charging capability. The solar charging is, of course, very slow, but works. A full day out in the sun got probably a less than a 25% charge, but when you are backpacking, that is better than nothing! Did fine in the rain. The flashlight feature is nice but the compass is worthless. If you will be needing a compass on your trip, bring a better one.