Solar Charger 25000mAh Portable Solar Power Bank with 4 Solar Panels Waterproof Battery Pack with LED Lights for iPhone HUAWEI iPad Samsung and More Camping Travel

The Pealiker 25000mAh battery charger has worked very well so far. I can charge it up during the day and recharge my mobile and digital camera overnight, at the same time. It’s easy to use. Just plug in a short charging cable to the USB sockets. There are two USB sockets, though only one cable is supplied. There is also a socket (standard small Samsung type socket) for charging the battery from the mains or a USB socket which is handy if you want to charge it up overnight. All the plug sockets are firm and seem to be a good tight fit. There is a fold out rubber cover for the sockets so that they don't get dirt in when you are carrying it. This is attached to the charger so you don't lose it. There is also a powerful torch which is switched on by holding in the on/off button. The on/off button is on the back and is flush with the back next to the torch panel so that you don't switch it on by accident which is good design. At first I was worried that it was not charging my phone because it did not seem to be working. Then I read the instructions. If the charging of your phone or other device does not start automatically when you plug it in then just press the button on the back and the charging process starts. There are 5 small lights on the side of the device. When it is charging you can see the blue lights blinking. When the charger is full then a green light comes on too. The solar charging panels open out into a set of 4 panels which are linked. You can place the panels in different ways to catch the sun better. When you want to put it away the device folds up into a single block and the solar panels are safely packed inside. There is a strong snap fastener to hold it closed. The device is quite heavy and some people might think twice about carrying it in their bag, but it does seem to be a powerful charger and with the torch included I am sure many users will want to keep it with them on the move. I bought one of each colour (orange and blue) so I can identify which I am working with. I have not tested it with water so cannot comment on that other than to say that Pealiker do state that it’s waterproof. When closed the charger is 15x8x3cm. When open to catch sunlight it is 35cm side 15cm deep and 2.5cm thick. The charger comes in a robust cardboard box and should survive the rough treatment that sometimes happens in transit. I have two small negative comments. I think they could easily include two short charging cables without impacting the profit margin noticeably, but the one supplied does get you up and running as soon as you receive it. The other is the weight, but given its charging capacity I think that the lighter ones will also have less capacity. My chargers were both ready to go when I opened the package. Overall I strongly recommend this solar charger and am pleased with my purchase. I chose this model after looking at several other models, some of which were priced lower, but this has more strong reviews that I now concur with. (Incidentally this review is written with no influence from the manufacturer or seller as I have no connection with them.)

As I do a lot of hiking I wanted some reasonable priced kit for charging phone etc on long trips. I purchased the product as I was due to do a coast to coast trek and I can say I was not disappointed. The item is well made and durable. I was able to charge my phone and watches over a week just by attaching to my tent on evenings and it charged my iPhone a lot quicker than I was expecting. The only downside I could find would be having a couple more attachment points to clipping onto my rucksack to stop it swinging about, however I got round this by using a small strap. This is a quality product at a reasonable price and would recommend.

Got it for our camping trip for 3 days and it's brilliant! Charging is quite fast and impressive as long as u have a good/strong sunlight and great for charging the power bank for night time use. If it's cloudy it will still charge though quiet slow but what to expect? So practical and covenient tho! ;)

Traveling outdoors, surviving through a power cut or cutting your energy bill, I'd highly recommend. The size is great, about the same size as most large smartphones, it folds up easily. It hasn't failed me in rain yet, it's well built and looks like it'll last me a few years. Even in typical British weather it can still work. Only issue is charging from the mains takes a full day and charging from the solar panels takes at least 2 full days, so make sure you allow time to charge it

This unit is well made and very solid. However the 25000mAh size is misleading as only 70% is actually available due to power losses in the charging function. (I think that may be typical across all power banks). The solar charging, on my unit, did not work so the company refunded the cost immediately. I found their support team to be excellent, explaining the shortcomings of the current battery technology and responding rapidly to my issue.

Really happy with this power bank, it's the fifth power bank I've ever bought but the first one I haven't encountered some sort of problem with (with the others this was mostly slow charging or not having the advertised amount of capacity). This one does have the advertised amount of power (25,000mAH) and charges devices quickly. The solar function is very handy for use during camping trips or if you're in an emergency situation and run out of power. The fact there are 4 solar panels means it is significantly quicker to charge than the chargers with just one panel. Overall I'm very happy with this and can recommend it.

I’ll focus on its solar charging performance as that was the main reason I bought it. It’s better than expected. It arrived late Friday afternoon, about 50% charged. I left it in the sun, and by Sunday morning, it was up to 100%. Not bad! It kept two iPhones (an X and an 8) going for four days of camping. We left it charging in the sun every day from dawn till dusk. At the end of our trip, it still had more than 75% juice left. I’m impressed! I reckon it charges at a rate sufficient to recharge at least one phone from 0 to 100% daily. That is, as long as you leave the power bank in the sun all day.