ANYFONG Solar Power Bank, 30000mA PD20W QC3.0 USB C Fasting Charging Solar Charger 10W Wireless Portable Phone Charger Power Bank, Battery Charger with Camping Light

I have been looking for a Power Bank / Brick for awhile now and could not find one that seemed to check off all my wants and needs until I saw this one. I had to give it a shot and am so glad I did! To start off, I hate having to search through my mess of cords to find the right size and fit so the fact that this thing has Micro, USB-C, and two regular USB ports makes it so I don't have to keep looking around so much. Then I also love the fact that I am not just limited to charging one thing, but it does many! This came in handy so I don't have to hear my friends or kids fight over who can use it next or who wants it right away, instead they can all just utilize it at the same time. The LED lights are very bright and I love the idea that I can use them when I have to, plus along with an always lit option it has the SOS flashing signal in case of an emergency and the strobe as well if I'm walking around late at night so that I can easily be seen is really nice. I live where a lot of natural disasters occur so I consider this not only a great accessory to have but also an emergency one as well particularly with the solar recharge option in case I should need to go that route with it. The top panel has the wireless charging as well so if I forget my cord somewhere, don't have one or it breaks I can still find a use for it and just go that route which I consider a relief, thank goodness my phone has that option. Overall it has been very durable, the seal near the ports is extra tight to keep it safe from water and moisture, the cord and clip hook are great and it stays secure. I will say that it does have a great amount of charge capacity and the blue LED lights that show what is left are quite accurate as well even though its hard to get it drained down with how much juice it has overall. All in all I am thrilled that I got it, think it does great and recommend it to anyone who would like something that checks off all the boxes of wants and needs when it comes to power brinks / banks!

I like that it power ups my devices quite quickly. It is a little bulky, so I try to avoid carrying it in my pockets, jacket or hoody. I put it in my packback and use it to charge my phone, smartwatch, wireless headphones, etc..I love that it is water resistant and durable. I keep about 3 bottles of water, 2 which are frozen near it. And, it doesnt affect it at all. Plus, it performed well charging my device on a few of the past rainy days here in Seattle, WA.I have not used it yet to charge my phone wirelessly. Since I generally use my USB cord. I also haven't charged it up from the sun. Mostly been cloudy/rainy here in Seattle, WA.Personal note, it does take some time to fully charge from direct sunlight. I mostly charge mine from plugging in at work computer or at home before bed. By, the time I wake up its fully charge. It seldomly goes below 50%. I greatly like, that I can go days without needing to recharge this unit. However, I got this because it has a great LED light. My only drawback besides it being a bit bulky is that its in blue.. And, thats my least favorite color.All and all, I am happy with purchase.

Well, got a little over three years out of this purchase. May 21 through August 24. It worked when I needed it. It was left in the ventilated cabin of a sailboat to provide phone charging ability offshore. Last week while the temperatures weren't even above 75 and the charger was in the filtered sunlight in the cabin, it simply blew up.Three years worth of use is ok ....but I wonder how badly this could have gone if it were in direct sunlight, heat, and /or on a person.Buyer beware.

This has been able to power my Moto Z4 for over 24 hours of combined charging time while steadily streaming video and gaming. Lighting features function great and are easy to use. Solar charge is slow and recommended for emergency usage only as it wears down the life of the item. Excellent value. Highly recommended for emergency gear kits.

I’ve only had this charger for a couple of weeks so I can only review what I think so far.First, I heard a review from 51 Drones so that is how I found out about this unit. As you know he gets a commission for every sold under his password.Well I trust him so far as to his review’s so I bought it. I love the it!!!! The construction is really top quality. But the weight is what I wanted as I use it to recharge my devices on the trail when I’m camping.I have another charger that has solar panels on it and it works great, but it weighs 3 times what this unit does. This is just an overall good charger so far!!!!!! I’m going to buy another one in a couple months if this one keeps working as it has!!!!

I purchased two of these. I charged one up and later used it to recharge my tablet, which worked well. Sort of. It partially charged the tablet, then the power brick shut down. It wouldn't charge my tablet any further. So, I thought maybe I just needed to charge it up again? Maybe it didn't have as much of a charge as I thought? Even though it showed 100% before I tried it. However, when I went to charge up the power brick again, none of the lights came on. So I tried a different outlet -- same. Different cord -- same. Tried again at my husband's office -- same. It will not charge up and none of the lights come on. It's dead. I only used it once (and not even fully)... and it's a dead brick.This isn't right, man. I paid good money for this and I ended up with a dead brick. I would NOT recommend this product again.

Good product and arrived on time

I would have given this 5 stars, but it stopped stopped charging after about 3 years. The power bank itself will not charge with either power port/ cable. All the lights still function with the little power remaining, but that will not last long if it can't recharge itself. Too bad, because it was very convenient while it worked, and it charged my phone and iPad very quickly. The solar cells took a very long time to charge the power bank itself, so I just used the cables.