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Solar banks allow you to store battery energy for later use.įor starters, it’s important to know the difference between a solar power bank and a solar charger.

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You can also play music over the Bluetooth connection with no need for WiFi. The Luci Explore app has so many excellent features – like a wake-up light that transitions from red to white and an alarm clock with a bunch of sounds to choose from. It travels super well but also makes a cool bedroom lamp when you’re stationed at home. For a quick charge of about five hours, plug in the USB, and from there, keep it charged on the go via solar power. Speaking of travel, it’s lightweight and easy to carry with you anywhere you go.

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Okay, for us outdoorsy types, this thing is super cool! Just connect to your smartphone via Bluetooth, and you have yourself an outstanding speaker and portable area light that you can customize to any color/mood you want – plus a mobile charger.

Run time: 5 hrs (high 220 lumens), 24 hrs (low 20 lumens), 4.5 hrs (speaker).

The solar panel is large enough to keep you going, but still quite small and not meant to be the sole source of power. While this little power bank will get you through several days because its charge can be topped off by solar energy, please take heed of their recommendation to fully charge the portable charger before you hit the great outdoors by plugging in the micro USB cable. Its 21 super-bright LED lights will also come in handy when you need a strong light source out in the wilderness after the sun goes down. If you have more than one electronic device you want to keep charged – like a smartphone and an e-reader – or you have friends who would like to share your power source, this little power bank has 3 USB ports to keep multiple devices alive and kicking. There are two conditions that (mostly) all hiking spots have in common – daylight and lack of power outlets, which makes this inexpensive, lightweight, solar power bank an excellent choice for hiking – from one-day to multi-day trips.

Charge via micro USB (10 hrs) or and top off with a built-in solar panel.

21 built-in LED lights for illumination.

Battery capacity can charge an iPhone 6s 5 to 8 times.

It’s durable and water-resistant too, which are nice features to have for frequent outdoor use. If you’re an avid camper or off-the-beaten-track travel enthusiast, you’ll love that it also serves as a large, super-bright LED flashlight.

But it’s nice to have options if you don’t have easy access to one or the other. The power bank charges up quickly via solar energy or with a 5V/2A adapter, which must be bought separately. It’s also perfect if you have multiple electronics you want to charge at the same time – or other people you’ll be sharing it with – because it has 3 USB output ports. If you have an iPhone XS, you can power it up seven times with this thing – more than five times for a Galaxy S9 Plus. With a built-in 2500 mAh battery, this solar power bank is about as high capacity as they come. 3 USB outputs (1Amp for USB1 and 2 Amps for USB 2 and 3).

Battery capacity to charge a phone 5-7 phone times.