Phones die where there's no outlet
On the trail, in the tent, three hours into a drive or in the middle of a power cut, there's nothing to plug into. A plain power bank buys you one or two refills, then it's dead weight in the bag too.
- Two USB-A outputs refill a phone and a second device without waiting
- Type-C and Micro USB inputs take whatever cable is already in your bag
- A full-face solar panel trickles charge back in when there's no outlet at all
What it does, and how
Five things on this charger, each one visible on the product itself.
Full-face solar panel
The whole front is a solar panel. Leave it panel-up on a dashboard or pack in direct sun and it trickles power back into the battery.
Dual LED flashlight
Two LEDs fire sideways from the end cap. Double-press the power button for a beam to set up camp or check a breaker box.
Four ports
Two USB-A outputs run a phone and a second device at once. Type-C and Micro USB inputs refill the bank from a wall adapter.
Rubberized shell and carabiner
Molded orange bumpers and grip ribs take knocks and stop it sliding off rock. The metal clip hangs it from a pack strap or belt loop.
Battery dots and compass
Four LED dots show how much charge is left before you head out. A small compass sits on the back face for a quick bearing.
What it doesn't do
Solar is a backup, not a primary input — sunlight charges slowly and depends on sun angle and intensity. Do a full refill from an outlet. It's not rated waterproof, and it's not meant for laptops or other high-draw gear.
It lives in the bag you already pack
Three places this one ends up most.
Who this charger is for
Great for
- Campers and hikers away from outlets for a day or more
- Road trips where the only outlet is the car
- A go-bag or glovebox backup for power cuts
- Anyone charging a phone plus earbuds or a watch
Not the right pick if
- You want to charge a laptop or other high-draw gear
- You expect solar alone to fully refill it quickly
- You need a rated waterproof charger for paddling or diving
- You're shopping by a specific mAh number
A port row built for whatever cable you packed
Under the hinged rubber flap at one end sits the full bank of ports, labeled on the housing itself.
- Two orange-ringed USB-A outputs for your phone and a second device
- Type-C and Micro USB inputs — both for refilling the bank, not for output
- A rubber flap that closes over the row to keep dust and grit out
Solar bank, plain power bank or the wall?
What each one actually gives you when the battery hits 5%.
| This solar charger | A plain power bank | Wall charger | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works with no outlet nearby | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Can take a top-up from sunlight | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Charges two devices at once | ✓ | Varies | ✕ |
| Fastest way to a full refill | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Built-in flashlight | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Rubberized bumpers and carabiner clip | ✓ | Varies | ✕ |
| Shows charge left at a glance | ✓ | Varies | ✕ |
Getting it set up right
Three things that make the first trip go better.
Fill it from the wall
Charge it to four dots from a wall adapter before you leave. Solar is for topping up, not for the first fill.
Aim the panel
Lay it flat and panel-up in direct sun, not in shade or through tinted glass. Angle and sun strength change how much it gains.
Learn the button
One press starts charging a plugged-in device. Two presses switch on the dual LED flashlight. Try both at home first.
What ships to you
- Solar power bank
- Carabiner clip
What happens after you order
Ships in 1–2 business days
Orders are processed Monday to Friday, excluding holidays.
Tracked delivery
Usually 5–8 business days after shipping, with a tracking number for every order.
Damaged or wrong item?
Free returns within 15 days of delivery. Damaged or wrong item? We replace or refund it.
What people ask most
What's the battery capacity in mAh?
The supplier doesn't specify a capacity and nothing is printed on the product, so we don't publish an mAh number. What we can confirm is the built-in rechargeable lithium-polymer battery and the four-dot indicator that shows what's left.
How long does solar charging take?
It depends on sun intensity and panel angle, so we don't quote a time. Treat solar as a backup top-up while it's clipped to your pack or sitting on a dashboard, and do full refills from an outlet.
How do I recharge it from an outlet?
Use the Type-C or Micro USB input with a wall adapter. Both ports are inputs only — the two USB-A ports are what you plug your devices into. The four LED dots show charging progress.
Is it waterproof?
No. It has a sealed rubberized housing with a port flap that handles splashes and dust on the trail, but it isn't rated or tested as waterproof. Don't submerge it or charge it while it's wet.
Can it charge a laptop?
No. It's built for phones, earbuds, watches, headlamps and similar USB devices through its two USB-A outputs. Laptops and other high-draw equipment aren't what this one is for.
What's in the box?
The solar power bank and its metal carabiner clip. No charging cable is included, so use the Type-C or Micro USB cable you already carry.
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