A ADDTOP 25000mAh Solar Phone Charger, Portable Power Bank 3A Fast Charging, Solar Battery Bank with 4 Panels 2 USB-A 1 USB-C Ports for iPhones Cellphones Tablets Camping Hiking

I went on a 3 day Kayak trip in the everglades. I recharged my phone 3X my Garmin Watch once, 2 rechargeable flash lights and the battery pack was on 1/2 life when i finished the trip. I wish it had storage for cables but overall i'm very happy with the performance.

The media could not be loaded. I use a lot of electronics out on the trail. As an aspiring outdoors youtuber, and just a video junkie overall, I love shooting video out in nature. This requires a lot of power and a lot of devices to be kept charged.My old everyday battery pack would work out for multi-day backpacking trips, but I would always be worried what if I completely ran out of juice while out on the trail? Therefor I needed a new battery pack that had to meet 3 criteria:1. Recharge via solar. More panels the better. Self-contained preferred.2. Have a large capacity for multiple devices over multiple days3. Be rouged enough to use out in the elements.After much searching on Amazon I ultimately pulled the trigger on this battery pack.This battery pack has 4 solar panels which all can independently charge the unit. In my tests it takes anywhere from 6 to 8 hours to recharge it completely from empty. That’s not bad at all given that it’s almost impossible to have the perfect charging situation. Some options out there are to have a separate panel assembly to charge your battery pack, but I don't want to have yet another thing to lose. This all in one design worked out for me.The Capacity is plenty for me to go through with all of my filming gear, and topping it off every day during the daytime left me with no anxiety over running out of juice!Lastly, this thing has survived drops and liquid spills. I’m one happy camper when it comes to it surviving the outdoors.I hope this review and the video helps you choose a solar powered battery pack. I enjoy doing these review because it’s more practice for my filming, editing, and writing skills, and a way to pay it forward for all the other reviews on Amazon from the community that have helped me make other purchases.Thanks!

I have a couple of battery packs; but this one is usually my go to for a couple of reasons. I originally got it because it was on sale and at the time I was going to go to AZ; so figured it would be perfect for the sunny weather out there. Here’s why I like it - it’s the perfect size and fairly portable and not very heavy (in closed state), it stays on until you disconnect the device being charged or it’s done charging, it has little loop so one can strap it to a backpack and let it charge as you walk around, the built in flashlight is also awesome and a life saver. I’ve used to charge my phone, iPad Pro, and iPad Mini; but it does struggle to charge the Apple Watch - that’s the one device that can’t seem to charge via external battery. Aside from the Apple Watch issue, my only other two concerns are the fact that the pack lacks USB-C ports and exposing the battery to direct sunlight while the battery pack charges; so far, battery seems to be retaining its charge level and has not blown up due to heat.

When I received my power bank, as usual it is only charged about 25%. So I would recommend that you first charge it using the supplied USB cord. It took about 5hrs to fully charge. Have used it, couple times to charge my phone, and it performs great! Still plenty more charge to charge 1 more time! Really handy for me when camping. A very sturdy case with the solar panels being rigid and easy to fold and unfold. I can recommend this power bank.

I love this after owning it for over a year now. Just like some of the reviews said when I bought it it is slow to charge with the solar panels. That combine with the highway makes it probably not ideal for traveling however if you’re going to be away from civilization and have sunshine you can store a large amount of power. The battery unit has four lights and I find it takes one full day of sunshine or more to charge this unit one indicator light so four days or more to charge it in full. I like leaving this up on the dashboard of my truck and it’ll charge up there pretty easily on its own unless it gets too hot it has a thermal overload circuit and it will stop charging. Recently this fell between my truck and got stuck and rode around there for a few days before I was able to fish it out of the bottom overall I’m surprised how durable this has been and I would buy it again!