5 in 1 Wireless Portable Charger Power Bank,36800mAh 5 Output Dual QC4.0 25W PD USB C Battery Pack,15W Wireless Fast Charging,IP65 Solar Charger Compatible with iPhone14,13,12 Series,Samsung,iPad etc

This portable charger has saved me multiple times! It holds enough power to charge my phone about 2–3 times fully. I love how compact and lightweight it is—easy to slip into my purse or backpack. The charging speed is impressive, and it even has dual ports so I can charge two devices at once.I just wish the charging cable that came with it was a bit longer, but that’s minor. Highly recommend it for travel or emergencies.✅ Pros:Fast chargingHolds charge for multiple usesLightweight and compact❌ Cons:Cable could be a little longer

Fast charge

Works… while I have not tried the solar charger, the wireless charging system works . This is main reason for purchasing it. 3 previous purchases did not.

The media could not be loaded. Let me start off by saying I do not possess the knowledge or tools to test the specs to see if they are 100% accurate. I can just provide my real world experience.Pros: I wanted a new portable charger that could be charged with USB-C, could charge from USB-C, and had wireless charging capabilities. This devices meets all my criteria.Gimmicky: When I saw that it had a solar panel to self-charge, I was skeptical, so when it arrived the first thing I did was test the solar charging function. Only one of the 4 lights was illuminated when I turned it on straight out of the box. It was a bright sunny day, so I laid the charger (solar panel up) on my front porch, in direct sunlight, for 9 hours. When I turned it back on, it still only had 1 LED lit. I'm not saying the solar panel doesn't work, but with a battery this big, it will likely take weeks of sunny days to fully charge. So unless you leave it in a window or somewhere with sunlight to trickle charge until you are ready to use it, the solar panel is not something that will get you much power, or quick power. But the solar charging wasn't something I was needing, just an added bonus.Con: The charger is the exact width & length of my Google Pixel 6 (with case on) and nearly 3x the thickness, which brings me to the only con I have with this device. The portable charger is heavy and bulky. This is a great charger to put in a backpack or purse, but not ideal to carry in your pocket. I almost rated this 4 stars because of the size and weight, but in reality, I don't know how you could have a 36800mAh charger at this point in time without it being this size. So it should just be noted for those that are looking for a charger to carry in your pocket, this is not what you are looking for.If I find any cool things I haven't noticed yet or have problems, I'll update this review below.

I have been using this for quite some time now! I have definitely put it through its paces. This has been one of the absolute best battery packs that I have ever used! Charges multiple devices and I even use it to power my heated camping chair!!! Awesome product!

When the product arrived, I will admit I was pleasantly surprised at how solid the unit felt. Unfortunately, that was my only pleasant surprise. Upon reading the instructions (photo) there is no actual useful content. It is very poorly translated, and seems completely useless. The power button seems useless, as the device appears to charge what is plugged into it whether one presses it or not. It also seems to have no effect as far as turning the device off, as the referenced leds on the opposite side seem to turn off when they choose. I have attempted pressing the power button once, multiple times (up to 4), even a long (5+ seconds) press, and it appeared to have no effect on when the side leds turnoff (the seeming only indication of the device being turned on/off). I will admit it seems to charge devices fairly effectively, if very slowly - approximately 45 minutes+ to go from 72% to 100% charge for a 2023 11” iPad Pro. The inductive charge does work, if I effectively - it will charge an iPhone X with no case, but a Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra with a thin case showed no indication of being on an inductive charger (something else that activates seemingly independent of pressing the power button, as the device immediately began charging when I placed the iPhone on it). So, while the device technically does charge (I have not yet tested the ability for it to recharge from solar), it appears to contain useless parts (the power button), as well as minimal ability to determine if the device is actually functioning. I am sure there are other versions that contain, oh, say, some indicator it is on/off, maybe even a display indicating charge state of whatever is connected to it….just at a bare minimum. So, yeah, don’t waste your money on this.**UPDATE**** I left it outside in bright sun (facing it) at about 50% charge (approximate, as the only charge indicator are the very dim 4 led liughts). After about 4 hours or so, it not only had not increased in charge, it actually seemed to lose charge - going from 2 lit leds to 1. So, apparently this item is actually the opposite of a solar charging battery, and instead could better be termed a solar burning battery.

Solar Panel barely charge the powerbank. The amount of total charge the power bank can store appear to be less than what is advertised