The BEST SOLAR POWER BANK And CHARGER 2024. 

Side note about these power banks and this step is extremely important and must be done, regardless, reference to the person that can not get past 2 bars .before solar charging you must fully charge with wall USB then here is the most important thing that must be done you use it drain it down to 25% then plug back in the wall takes 8 hours or so fully charging again once charged use it again this time drain all the way to ruffly 10% again charging fully in wall this being the 3rd time fully charged again qnd for the last time you use it all the way drain it. Plug it in charging fully again and your ready to go it amazing how long it last I charged my laptop 2 phone a tablet and had 35 40 % left the instructions tell you do do what I explained but its proven that 96% won't do it hope this helps

Wasn't getting a green light at all, charge it to 80% first in the wall and now I got a green charge light so seems all good to go. I guess some of the internals need electricity in order for the panels to work. @@dreamjustforamoment9749

The best! They are so much stronger thang others I’ve tried. Easily the best I’ve found so far for the price! Better buy more than one, lol, I tend to use 3 or more at once!

@@ONeillOutdoors If they are the best, I'd hate to see the worst.

Nice!

I was thinking this the better option myself as well.

Hey thanks! It does not have to be super sunny out. It will charge in the shade. Temp does not matter, just the rays of light. It will charge in the shade, and on cloudy days. But if it’s nearly dark out, solar won’t work. Again, this will work on semi-cloudy days! I am making a follow up video that answers your questions as well as charge time and charge ability! I would suggest subscribing my channel to make sure you don’t miss it when I drop the follow up video!

@@ONeillOutdoors ok

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Let me know what you think about that one

25k or 20k

It is “Almost about the same” as this one or did you purchase this same exact one?

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It can recharge while charging a device. How long to charge depends on the intensity of the sun light. If it is in direct sunlight sooner. It does take a while to charge, but it stores up a lot! I can get 7-8 charges on my iPhone from one entire battery and usual 3-4 on my tablet. I leave two of them it sitting out the entire day while I’m out in the field and can recharge my GoPros and phones when I get back during the night… I think it’s a great option for carrying less into the field. It will recharge faster if it is plugged into a wall outlet. FYI.

@@ONeillOutdoors cool, thanks for the reply.

@@nycbike73 they are heavier than other options, but they hold so much more in the battery pack, it’s worth buying two or three if you are going to charge 2-3 devices, a table or two, 2-3 GoPros and batteries.

@@ONeillOutdoors I already have one, was curious how yours was. Good idea buying more than one.

It takes about 48 hours to fully charge if only using solar. But off one charge you can get 7-8 full charges on a iPhone. I carry 3 with me in the field and leave 2 out charging and use one to cycle through charging my phone, a tablet and GoPro batteries! If you cycle them and recharge the others during the day… you can go a week easy! That’s what we have done for the last couple years on 7 day elk hunts in the backcountry. Hope this answers your question. It is much faster if you plus it into a wall! Haha

I’ve used it while camping this past summer in the Texas panhandle 110*F. Spent 4 days out on the lake fishing and camping the shoreline! Never had any issues!

@@ONeillOutdoors , I wonder how much time out of these four days this power bank was charged from the Sun?

The packs had a full charge from the start. The first night I charged 3 GoPro batteries and my phone. The next morning I laid out the chargers in the sunlight and went out fishing. In the evenings I charged the batteries and my phone again. The chargers got put in sunlight every day and pretty much all day. I repeated this cycle for 4 days until my trip was over. They didn’t get drawn all the way to zero, so it did a pretty good job of recharging to full power. These did great.

You know, that’s a great question! I’ll have to use one of them down to nothing then place it out and check on it every 30 min just to see! Get me a few days and I’ll get you an answer in a short!

@@ONeillOutdoors sweet that would be great and useful. Thanks!

@@frankyvera7078 Hey!!! We have been having high winds and fires in our area on and off for a couple weeks so I haven’t had time to post the video… BUT If you use 2A wall charger, it will take 12-15 hrs to be fully charged from a low charge level. If you use 1A wall charger, it will take 18-25 hrs to be fully charged. If you use the solar panels: if you put it in the direct and strong sunlight, it will take 35-50 hrs to be fully charged. I have used these while out in the field for the last two weeks, harder and more than I ever have. Three different units, all still working flawless.

@@ONeillOutdoors thanks for getting back to me, I went ahead and got myself one and I'm pretty happy with it. Stay safe out there!

@@frankyvera7078 thats why I carry a few of them! While the others are charging, I can just rotate through them.

I now own 4! I think they are great. Some people claim to have issues but I have not had any. They are a little heavy, but only using one in my pack and the rest I carry in a tote or waterproof bag somewhere as I’m going into and out the field, it’s perfect.

@@ONeillOutdoors does it actually charge faster than a single panel?

That I don’t know… I would only assume so. They do take a day or so to fully charge indirect sunlight…. So what I tend to do is use a wall cord to fully charged them before I head out and then rotate/cycle usage on them as I leave the others out to charge… since I can charge my phone or GoPro for camera batteries multiple times off of one full charge. I usually never drain them all the way down. This makes it a lot quicker and easier to rotate through the battery and chargers as I leave them out in the sun during the day.

That’s why I tell most people to buy two

@@ONeillOutdoors I'll have to cop one sometime then

I charge my phone with it 3-4 days a week with it. I carry and use 3 of them in my back and in my camping it. It’s great for phones, iPads and other small electronics.

Yes it will.

I have never had that issue.

Nope.

@@ONeillOutdoors ok, meant no disrespect. Was just curious. Great video, very informative.

@@that1dud No worries, you’re all good! Thanks for the compliment on the video.