Solar Charger Power Bank, 20000mAh Portable Outdoor Waterproof Solar Battery Charger, Camping External Backup Battery Pack USB C Ports Input/Output, 2 Led Light Flashlight with Compass (Red)

I've bought about a dozen of these for the men in my life for different occasions. (Girls are next up!) You can't beat the convenience and you dont need to worry about anyone not having power for phone charging or even jumping your vehicle battery. Great for backpacking, camping, you get the very clear picture!

Purchased this power bank right before we left for Disney. You need a phone these days to navigate where you are going, what time to meet people, and times that different shows start. My phone was fully charged all day, and never ran into an issue from 8 AM - 11:00 PM. I will also now be using it for beach days to play music. So glad I bought this.

This review covers the power bank supplying power to the GL-MT3000 vpn router also purchased from Amazon. The GL draws 4.92 volts at 0.56 amps thus pulling approximately 2.75 watts. Using these numbers the 20000 mAh battery in theory should power the router for over 37 hours. After using this power bank the first indicator led turned off after the first 2.5 hours. I did notice the weight of the power bank as well as it's build quality. As far of the weight it is not as heavy as a 20000 mopie power bank I currently have had for a couple of years. The build of the unit seems to be kind of the middle of the road. One thing that I have notice is that this is a Lipo battery according to the documentation shipped with the unit. However, information listed on the website defines it as a Lithium-ion battery. That being the reason that I ordered this unit in the first place so beware. Now haveing this unit I did do some research as to the safty of this battery type. One thing I have done with each battery pack that I have purchased for Lithium-ion as well as this power pack is the safty bags for when storing or traveling with power banks as a safety precausion. Now should the power bank actually last for the 37 hours take away an hour or two. It will provide the runtime I was looking for should I get stuck in an airport without access to an electrial outlet I can still use the VPN router to connect to public wifi without having to worry about security. As a side note I have setup VPN on the router using Proton's `VPN free option using Japan, Netherlands as well as USA for locations. Overall the router along with this power bank will give the average user the ablity to share with others in their traveling group a worry free wireless connection via VPN. I am looking to see if the solar feature of this powerbank will help with the unit by providing a trickel charge during it use within the airport. This should work if the light source is strong enough to provide what is required by the solar screen to charge.

Right out of the box and it worked. Has 3 different size usb ports. This is for when we loose power for days or camping

Good quality! Last a long time after a full charge!

Works great after you charged it . I keep it in the car to charge my phone and tablet. Love the choice of colors

(NOTE:To make life easier for those of you who don’t want to read about why I bought this, where I used it, ect. I have 3 categories below: the “good”, the “annoying, but I’ll deal w/ it”,& last but not least the “WTF?!”. I broke down what I thought about the SOLAR CHARGER into these theee categories. This way, you can just just skip over what I write next. You are welcome😉My son and my brother were headed to the wilderness of Idaho to go fly fishing and float down the Salmon River. We in DC (as inside the city, not a suburb! 🤨). I was concerned “a littleBit” (mom code for OH MY GOODNESS I CANNOT HANDLE THIS) were totally off the grid for five whole days and only had a satellite phone incase of emergency. I purchased this item— SOLAR CHARGER —so my son was able to keep his phone, and the cameras charged. When I opened the packaged to inspect the SOLAR CHARGER, I couldn’t find an instruction manual. “How hard can it be to figure out a solar charger? Just stick the thing in the sun and once it’s charged, plug the things in to charge it. Right?” Is what I thought to myself.Well, I was WRONG. It was WAY confusing. Neither my techy son (wizard with tech), my husband (a step down from my sons tech genius, but still day and night compared to myself), nor my brother could figure out how to charge it using the solarPanel. It was frustrating to say the least. So, just be warned. Also, if anyone has purchase this or if the makers (or sellers) read this and could perhaps let us in on the mystery of the solar panel, we would greatly appreciate it.Here are the categories of annoyances (or lack there of):**GOOD**:~very small and portable. It was about the size of a smaller IPhone—just 1/2 inch thicker or so.~came with a wired charger. Which, if you read my rambling above, you’d see was a life saver.~Had a FLASHLIGHT! Which was so cool. The FLASHLIGHT had SOS, STROBE, and regular light. I was happy to see this since my baby boy (who is 15 and about 1/2 foot taller than me now—but dammit is still my baby!) was out on the wild Wild West where Buffalo roam and the deer and the antelope play. It was a good idea for the SOS, that way if they had been lost from the ktbere, the condo bae the SOS light on. Too bad the charger would have died, since no one could figure out how to charge it via the panel. 🤔**ANNOYING, BUT CAN DEAL WITH IT**:—I would have loved it the charger came in some sort of carrying case. This way the outlet charging wire would be kept together.—Havinf the button for the SOS, strobe, and regular flashlight be the same one was slightly annoying. My son told me when they (he and my brother) would use it, the would keep pressing SOS by accident. I can see so many different ways that could go wrong.**OMG WTF

size is big battery life not long doesn't charger well