Portable Solar Charger, BEARTWO 24000mAh Solar Power Bank Panel Charger with 2 USB Outputs External Battery Pack High-Speed & Capacity Solar Phone Charger for Camping Outdoor for iOS Android (Black)

I bought this to keep with my camping/hiking gear. It is fairly lightweight but seems very rugged. The description states that it is IP66 waterproof. It has rubber covers on all the ports which is nice. I wouldn't dip this in water, but id feel safe using it in the rain which makes it great for camping. There are two ports, one of which is a quick charge port, the other is just a regular charging port. It charged my phone form 50% to 100% in less than 20 minutes. It also can charge my Macbook pro which is cool!!! The battery does charge with the solar panel and has a green light that turns on to show when its charging by solar. But also charges by a micro USB charger which is faster. I like having both options. And the flashlight is super bright, and i like having it. Again, i got this for camping, and i have a tent, so being able to have a flashlight on the battery is nice, its a pretty bright flashlight actually. It has 3 settings, bright, dim, and the strobe, which i guess could be used as a signal if you're in trouble.

The media could not be loaded.  I got this solar power bank for my 5 days trip to South Jersey beach last week and it came really handy.I love the whopping 24,000mAh battery capacity, which seems to last forever for days while charging my iPhone and Bluetooth speaker at the beach. It has two USB-A ports so it can charge up to 2 devices at a time.I also like that it has a flashlight built-in, which can be turned on by quickly pressing the button twice. This will come in handy when I lose electricity at home or when I go camping.It is about the size of a dollar bill but it's a bit heavy, I guess due to the size of the big battery inside.I really like this solar power bank because of its capacity but the user manual indicates that solar should not be used as a primary charge source... I hung this on the beach tent to recharge using the sun when I wasn't using it and it seems to worked well without any issue.5 out of 5 stars. I highly recommend this to anyone who has a need to recharge their devices on the go, especially if you are staying outdoor for couple of days, like in camping. The flashlight will also come in handy.Hope my video and photos were useful... and if they were, please click on the helpful button below. Thank you!

Holds and gives great charge well. Not sure about the solar feature. I’ve let it sit out for hours of light exposure. But I run out of patience before the light increases to the next charge level.

I have multiple power banks and they are good for home/office/travel but I would be hesitant to take them camping due to durability and they are not waterproof. This one is both durably built and moderately waterproof. When it is not in use and the rubber covers are in place the unit seams to be sealed enough to take mild rain. I still would not trust it to be submersed in water but if it gets a little wet it should be ok. The solar panel is pretty much for emergency use only. If you left it all day in the sun you might be able to charge one phone, but that would be about it. Just enough to help get you out of a tough situation. Great for a bug out bag and general camping usage though. The hook for hanging on a backpack or other item while charging is very durable and should withstand most hiking situations. The light is powerful enough to light a tent or trail while hiking at night. The light has three modes that are activated by double clicking the power button. High/Low/Strobe. It also has 2 USB outputs so 2 items can be charged simultaneously.

When I first got this, I was unsure of what to think. It seemed to serve its purpose and the brick indicated it was charging via solar light. A couple minor disappointments the rate of solar charging (which the company states in the description) which is rather slow. Apparently this is emergency use only, ado stated in the description. That said it charges from the wall and the solar charging DOES work. I actually left it out and forgot about it in a rain storm. I remembered it later that night and brought it in. It had gone from 3/4 charge to 4/4 charge on cloudy rainy day. This also speaks to the fact that the charger truly is water resistant. My other concern is the manual says port one should be used for iPhone charging I’m not sure why this matters but it would have been a plus to have the ports labeled on the device. In the end it’s well made device that does what it states. It survived while charging in the rain and us powered my phone and 10.5” iPad Pro. I can’t complain.

As a weekend warrior I find this product to be absolutely awesome. I am not a regular use of solar panel chargers but found this unit, when fully charged, easily covered the 3-day camping trip I just returned from. Wanted to get this review out ASAP as I was very impressed.It is ruggedly made and survived some rough handling on my trip just fine. It has 2 USB ports and a large capacity battery backup so that you always have power available regardless of whether sunlight is available. My iPhone was fully charged in 90 minutes and that was without direct sunlight for almost all of the charge. The USB ports are easy to access and the “feel” of the unit was of solid competence. It has a small LED slight which is a nice bonus feature. It’s quite compact and will no doubt prove to be an extremely useful addition to my travel kit.This is my first solar charger and so far has done awesome job!