Solar Charger 26800mAh Power Bank - Hiluckey Wireless Portable Charger 3A USB C Fast Charging External Battery Pack for Cell Phone Tablets

This was great for a long journey on the coach where there wasn't a power outlet to us. Charging time was relatively quick and I was able to use it to charge my fine on a long journey. It doesn't way much more than a phone in a case, also doubles as a torch which is convenient to use in the dark. Good ruggest quality, nice and portable so you can pack into your bag and take out when needed.

I have been using this for more than a month inc camping. Charging my S21 ultra at the same time as plugged into a wall outlet. This is a very powerful charger and holds so much better to charge multiple devices multiple times. Wireless charging is also a great feature and working as expected. It is taking a long time (almost double) to charge the phone compare to cable. Solar charging is a great addition when you are away camping. I have tested solar charging and it is working. Of course, it's an addition to keep the power level up but you can not 100% dependent on it. Touch is also a great addition and very handy for me during camping. Working as expected. Light is not very powerful but it's not very low as well. Overall it is quite a heavy charger but it is worth it. After using it many time I am not feeling that it's very heavy. I have also purchased insurance with it to cover three years of warranty. If you are looking for a reliable good quality charger then go for this product. It's worth every single penny.

A few weekends ago, I ran out of battery while taking a day trip to a faraway city in a distant land. My phone - my map, guide, and music player - rapidly ran out of juice. Even plugged into the car USB port, it drained fast. I had to delay my return journey for a couple of hours, as I needed Waze to help navigate the roads home. And then I had to go without connecting it to my car speaker via Bluetooth as well, which was also pants. So, I didn't want this problem to happen again. What I needed was a power bank. I've never bought a power bank before, but this was appealing because of the option to charge it via solar panels. I've done a few tests. The first thing test was to charge my phone, a 900-lumen torch and something else as well at the same time. This other thing was a sex vibrator, by the way. Anyway, after plugging those three devices in, and after a few hours, it had 3/4 battery indicator LEDs left. But the torch and the vibrator weren't charging from empty. So that doesn't tell us much. What is more Illustrative is that I charged my phone from nearly empty in about an hour and a half with the USC c port to USB wall/wall socket. Again, the power bank was fully charged. It didn't lose any of its LEDs. So based on that, there must be enough juice to charge my phone up 5 or 6 times at least. Also, it charged up my Huawei laptop's 56wh lithium-ion battery to 80% before running out. It's fair to say that it's a solution to my original problem. Though, I could have solved this for cheaper and didn't really need the solar charging option. The panels are responsive, kicking in as soon as placed into daylight. They didn't work on a windowsill with daylight coming in (it was a cloudy day, though). I haven't tested this yet, but I guess it will take AGES to charge up via solar. So for the usual purposes, there's no need for it - it's much quicker and simpler to plug into a wall socket. But I am still glad I got one with solar panels, as I think that's neat. And reassuring to know I can get electricity completely independently from a power grid, should I ever want or need to do that. It's awesome to have wireless charging as well. There are, in total, four ways to charge, which can be done simultaneously; 2 x USB, 1 x USB c and a wireless connection by placing the device on one side of the power bank. The only downside, for me, is the size - it's chunky and takes up more space than other power banks. But that does mean it'll be more resilient to getting damaged, which is definitely a plus.

We've used this for travel and for day-to-day use. Its quite heavy, so unless you're looking for serious charge capability I'm not sure its going to be the one you'd carry with you daily but its easily the longest-lasting and sturdiest of our chargers. I'm not sure the solar element helps much, given it takes hours to charge it even at a plug, but its a nice potential feature

Het idee is erg goed, maar ik heb hem meerdere dagen in de zon gehad en had nog steeds maar 1 streepje. Geen aanrader dus.

nie działa ładowanie solarne - solar panel not charging battery

Durée suffisante. Bon produit. Bon fonctionnement. !! Elle est lourde.

Magnífico como powerbank que puede recargarse al sol en caso de emergencia. Ojo la recarga solar es lenta, pero puede sacar de un apuro. Y el vendedor me dio un trato exquisito ante mis dudas

Ich habe die Hiluckey Solar Powerbank nun ausgiebig getestet und bin von der Leistung und den vielseitigen Funktionen absolut überzeugt. Für Campingtrips und lange Wandertage ist sie ein unverzichtbarer Begleiter geworden. Die Vorteile: Riesige Kapazität: Mit 26800mAh kann ich mein Smartphone mehrfach voll aufladen. Das gibt mir die nötige Unabhängigkeit, wenn mal keine Steckdose in der Nähe ist. Vielseitige Anschlüsse: Die 4 Ausgänge inklusive USB-C sind extrem praktisch. Man kann problemlos mehrere Geräte gleichzeitig laden. Besonders das kabellose Laden (Wireless Charging) funktioniert überraschend gut und zuverlässig. Robustes Design: Die Powerbank wirkt sehr stabil und ist gut gegen Spritzwasser und Staub geschützt. Die integrierte Taschenlampe ist zudem ein nützliches Extra für den Notfall. Solar-Option: Das Solarpanel ist eine super Ergänzung für den Notfall. Auch wenn das Laden über die Sonne bauartbedingt seine Zeit braucht, gibt es einem ein gutes Gefühl von zusätzlicher Sicherheit. Fazit: Eine zuverlässige und leistungsstarke Powerbank, die genau das hält, was sie verspricht. Das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis ist top! Volle 5 Sterne.