Riapow Solar Charger Power Bank - 26800mAh Wireless Portable Charger with USB C – PD QC3.0 Fast Charging Battery Bank - External Battery Pack with 4 Outputs for iPhone Tablet, Flashlight for Outdoor

The only criticism I would give this product is that it needs some rubber or something on the wireless charging side so the phone doesn't slide off if it's on a bit if an unlevel or slightly moving surface.Otherwise, this thing is awesome! 26,800 mAh capacity is great. Plus the built-in wireless charger and solar panel, doesn't make it too bulky like you'd think it would. It's actually a great size for travel, camping, etc. and the ability to solar charge the battery bank (though a slower charging method) is very handy. A faster change can be accomplished with the USB-C port that will both; accept an incoming charge or allow an outgoing charge to a cell phone for example. 2 additional USB ports allow you to use whatever charging cable your particular device may require.I have a battery bank that is same capacity but I'm out in remote areas a lot for work so I really wanted this for the solar panel charging instead of leaving the truck running to charge the phone and re-charge the battery bank (no constant power sockets in the vehicle). The wireless charging was a happy bonus as my phone (Samsung Galaxy S10) has that capability built-in and seems to be a relatively quick charge method as well. Overall, like the product. Feels like it's built pretty solid too.

The product is great for HOLDING 4 CHARGES for your cell phone and the best for anyone one on the go, travelers, campers, tech people, photographers, etc. I've used this extensively for a few years, bought more because I have a lot of tech, so these have saved my ass so many times.- It's great having TWO CHARGING PORTS one for me and one for a friend. Or I've used it to charge my phone and camera while traveling so I didn't have to worry about them dying.-As we all know sometimes your cord get's lost or breaks, so I LOVE HAVING THE WIRELESS CHRAGING OPTION as a backup, or sometimes I'll use it to charge my Samsung earbuds that have the wireless charging option.-The solar charging isn't very fast, but if you know anything about it, that's not to be expected, but when road tripping I would leave it in the windshield and notices some juice come back-THE LIGHT- function is a great added feature and is pretty bright. As this is my emergency product and has saved me many times like when changing a tire, looking for keys, or other things

Here's the skinny. Any of these "1 panel" solar battery packs are not ideal for solar charging alone. Get a full charge at home before going on adventures. The panel is rated for only around 1.5w. That means it's good for around 50-70% of the rating or just under 1w. After some testing in 8hrs of "uninterrupted full sun"....I calculated a return of roughly 1500 mAh of recharge to the pack in a day. That means it would take 18 days to fully recharge the pack using it's panel in ideal conditions. Unless you live in the sunny Southwest US or similar location... probably take at lot longer than 18 days. Before you say "that's terrible and a scam"....hold on. These are large capacity packs at around 27000 mAh. These go on sale for around $25 often. That's a good deal for that capacity. Then throw in it's rugged weatherproof exterior and panel as a bonus. A regular phone battery is between 3500-5000 mAh. A fully charged pack can keep one phone going for a full week of "high screen time" use without the solar. In a true "survival" situation...you will hopefully not be using your phone for anything other than a phone cutting 90% of it's power requirements. The solar panel of this pack could keep your phone running a long time in that scenario if it's getting good sun by providing it with up to 20-30% phone battery charge/day. Plenty enough if just using your phone...as just a phone to get to safety.This is a great weekend camping pack to keep a couple of phones and/or tablets charged for a couple of days off grid. And it has some "limited" emergency use as well. It's wireless charging works adequately. It's water resistant, shock resistant and and is made to be left in the Sun. It's a good value. If you're a hard core outdoorsman or backpacker that may be off grid longer or have a "higher likelihood" of being in a "survival situation"....you should opt for the 3 panel versions of these packs that trade off a bit lower capacity for fast solar charging. They are lighter and can roughly get a phones full battery requirements in 1 day of full sun (people strap them over the top of their backpack while hiking).... allowing you to stay off grid indefinitely without worrying how you use your phone.

I've been wanting this type of power bank for a long time. I purchased two. They are high quality. I've had units with built-in 'cables' in the past, so I'd rather get the cables I need separate. Since this includes wireless charging - it is perfect. I haven't tested the Solar Charging concept, but that is really one of those Zombie Appocolypse-type features, that, hey, if you are going to get something like this, why settle?I am very happy with the unit. These are full-sized, high-capacity units, which is exactly what I wanted. They are very convenient to have 'laying around'; which was not my intention; they are for our 'Day Trip' grab-and-go mini-backpacks; each which has key tools 'just in case' kind of items. I am glad to have two of these units for that purpose.Just well-designed, and great quality. I'm very happy with this purchase. Little things that show up when you use it to let you know it is working. Subtle stuff. Who ever designed these truly did think about very practical, yet simple concepts. Well done.

Is helping me a lot I don't have to worry about dealing with a the battery going dead and it really helped me with the flashlight and great size of it for the cost if it's really too much