RiapowSolar Charger Power Bank - 26800mAh USB C Portable Charger 3A Fast Charging External Backup Battery Pack with 3 Outputs & 60 LED Lights for Cell Phone Tablets (Orange)

I've used this a year now and it's a power-house!! It charges two phones full and re-charges them countless times with plenty of juice still left. Torch is fantastic and that's what I depend on for DIY.When it is about half drained down, it takes ages to re-charge perhaps 6hrs. I've never been able to completely drain it yet. I just leave it plug in overnight. Solar charging technology is a rubbish. It is a bit heavier yet fits in bigger pocket. Its critics could have received faulty ones I believe. I would recommend it.UPDATE: This thing is so powerful and whilst on holiday in africa completely off grid, it out performed my other 20000mah powerbank by miles, which shows the power rating as stated by seller is really true. The light remained lit and fully bright even when the indictor LED bar showed that it has completely drained in which case it can take whole day to recharge. In fact, I've left it behind with my family in africa where they've claimed it is still kicking strong providing light and charging phones. They cannot afford living without it.

This powerbank is very good overall, only slightly let down by the solar charging. There's plenty of YouTube video reviews that show excellent stable power outputs for this units charging devices, and it's great for that with a built in bright LED light panel too. It large internal battery store can take a while to charge up this unit via its USB C port, and this same port doubles as another output port to charge devices as well. It has 2 other USB A ports for charging as well. Like other powerbanks it's lacking a USB Micro port or Apple device port for input charging this powerbank so just be aware you'll need a USB C wall charging plug to charge this up unless you carry a little adapter to convert your charger plug cable to a USB C.I had trouble with the solar charging though. It's not sensitive enough to light ! My other powerbank can charge indoors easily by leaving next to a window on a fairly bright day, but this one, NO !. This powerbank solar panel needs outside direct sunlight, then you will see the green LED illuminate and the blue LED's flash to indicate solar charging is then working, and it needs quite a bright sunny day too. It's therefore slightly disappointing that the solar panel is not as sensitive as others and might not be as useful for those who rely on solar charging a lot, but it's is very rugged and still a great unit at a great price with plenty of power storage.

This is a great power bank. It is definitely a bit chunky to carry everywhere, but it is great for camping. There is three ports that can all be used at once. It will charge overnight and be ready to keep your stuff going for a weekend no bother. The torch is also a really handy addition and easy to use with different brightness modes etc. I wouldn't trust this to be "waterproof", but it does come with a rubber cover for the ports, so I definitely think it will be okay with a bit of rain. The solar panel is also nice and it does charge in bright sunshine with a little light to show you it's charging, albeit slowly, but it's a good addition to keep it topped up over a weekend camping.

Out of the box, it takes a while to charge for the first time, but once I started using it to charge my phone on the go, it was fine.The torches/flashlights are useful, and are very bright over a small area.The three outputs are useful, being able to charge mine and two friends devices at once.The solar panel takes forever to charge it, but living in the UK with 3 days of sunshine per year that is fine.The device fits into my bags, and while being a little larger than other chargers, still fits into pockets, but is quite heavy so wear a belt.Overall, I highly recommend this as it is affordable, useful, and durable.

I used this while camping for 4 nights.Fully charged from mains before I left home, it lasted until day 3 which is poor considering it only charged my phone fully 3 times and part charged another phone in that time. It was also left out in the sun for several hours at a time each day.When it was fully charged it worked well and charged my phone quickly.The light could be useful for camping if required.However overall I would not recommend this if you need it for more than 2-3days where you can't plug it in to mains power to charge.

I got this unit for a recent camping trip. There was no power point for the whole weekend so bought this to add to the addition. Powerbanks I’ve got.This interested me not o lay for the power rating but also the price. Other power banks I took were 4000 mah, 2x 10000mah and this ‘26000’ mah.I charged this unit fully before leaving. One issue I had with this unit was I had to keep turning it on whilst charging. It would charge for approx 5 mins then turn itself off, along with stopping the charging process. I o lay charged my iPhone 13 with this u it over the weekend.I’m doubting its power capacity though. From fully charged to nothing overnight. My 10000 unit charged my phone, my wife’s phone and a speaker twice and still got half its power left today.Price is good but power debatable.

This is a pretty versatile device. It charges up via either USB C or solar, then it can be used to recharge 2 devices at once. Also has a handy built in bright light/torch which can also be used as a standard illumination device or even set to signal SOS via morse code flashes if needed in an emergency. It's pretty rugged, it's had a lot of use and it's got wet, been left out in the rain and it's been dropped more than once and it's still working perfectly. Most recently we used it on a trip to the city where we were away from phone chargers for over 12 hours and our phones were getting constant use with city mapper/camera etc. Used this to charge both an iPhone 12 Pro Max and iPhone 11 simultaneously and it stil had charge left. Would recommend