BLAVOR Solar Power Bank with 4 Foldable Solar Panels, 20000mAh External Battery Pack 18W Portable Fast Charging Phone Charger for Mobile Phone Tablet Outdoor Camping

This is fantastic for camping and even days out. It holds its charge well and has been a life saver when I was out in London and my phone almost ran out of charge. It charged up my phone quickly. It is quite chunky to carry around but very good quality.

Great bit of kit. Fast charger works very well and it’s easy to carry for hiking, camping and beach days. Very happy so far

This is a powerful battery pack. It’s meant to “top-up” the battery pack when the sun is shining. Doesn’t take too long to charge up using the power from your home. Very handy for camping or out and about where the device can charge outside when sunny. It’s a bit heavier than I thought it would be - won’t fit your back pocket! Good value for the money - wouldn’t hesitate to recommend! Knocked a star off because it does take a lot of sunshine to charge from 0%!

A really useful camping lamp with the ability to charge devices. It's a really useful addition that the power bank can be topped up by the built solar panels. When fully charged it can top up several mobile phones, or head torches

TLDR; This is a solid power bank. Has a decent charge. Powerful light. Solar does not charge it (gimmick). Summary - Right off the bat, the solar array is a gimmick, doesn't work. When i looked into it (after purchase) the manufacturer on their own product even say it is there for emergencies in case you need to make a quick emergency call and have low charge...Yet, it is sold with the impression that you can place it outside and it can use the solar array to charge devices, you cannot and if you are looking for that, then you should realise that. My solar array for my Ring cameras perform alot better and at least recharge the devices, this does not recharge it at all so bear that in mind. A useful array of connections if you are charging on the move and as a power bank its okay to be fair, but could you get something elsewhere , for less offering the same performance, yes likely. It is bulky but i dont mind that as it can fit into a small rucksack no problem and the clip is useful whilst on the move. Had it 2 months and used it a handful of times, seems okay so far.

It's a very good power bank, but in the Autumn/Winter will take ages to charge up, but in the summer it's a different story, with plenty of sunshine, It can charge in about 4 days to a weeks depending how intensive is the sunshine

This is a great piece of kit that allowed you to charge your tech on the move. Excellent product Service and Delivery.

Toss. The thing doesn't charge, retain charge or even actually on sunlight for longer than 10 seconds

I got this for my son who is out in the field on deployment and it works great for helping him charge his phone. Excellent quality!

It worked great for the first year, then it didn’t fully charged.

I have been in the market for a small, packable solar recharger for aeons. I bought this one on the strength of customer reviews and was NOT disappointed. It kept my cell and tablet both at full charge for 6 days: charge the bank by day and the electronics by night. Weight and size might be a little much for extended hikes where mass and space matter, but pretty much the perfect thing for the rest of us who don't need to manage major power requirements in camp.

Love having this available for charging devices or providing light at night during camp trips. While it may be a bit heavy for backpacking, it is nice that it provides a solid amount of charging power (several phone charges - as well as light during the evening hours). I used the QC capabilities and the multiple light mechanisms and levels and they all worked just fine. I haven't went on a trip long enough to need the solar extension of life, but I can validate that over the day it certainly gained charge while in direct sun. Handy to keep things juiced up if going for extended trips! Curious to see how long it lasts - to try and extend life, I always discharge to roughly 50% or so before storing. We'll see if it holds up for a few years in the camp gear in the garage... might want to store indoors and check every 6 months or so to ensure the battery doesn't fully drain as it's lithium ion.

Just what I needed.