Power up on the move with a 20,000mAh solar power bank that also functions as a dual‑flashlight, built to endure rugged outdoor use. Available in multiple colors to match your gear.
The chassis blends ABS, PC, and silicone to resist splashes, dirt, and impacts, making it suitable for challenging environments. An integrated compass adds practical utility for navigation on adventures.
Designed for broad compatibility, it powers a wide array of smartphones, tablets, and other USB devices, automatically adjusting charging speed to the needs of the connected gear.
Dual USB‑A outputs (5V/2.1A each) let you charge two devices at once or power a tablet efficiently. Safety protections guard against over‑current, over‑voltage, overload, and short circuits, while LED indicators show status: green when solar charging is active and blue during USB charging.
Recharge options include a 5V/2A wall adapter or the built‑in solar panel. Solar charging is ideal for emergencies or topping up when sun is available, though a wall adapter is recommended for a fast full recharge.
This power bank makes a practical gift for outdoor enthusiasts or anyone needing dependable power during outages.
An IP65 rated LED flashlight is built in and features three lighting modes, capable of illuminating areas up to 40 meters for safety in low light or emergency situations.
How to use the flashlight: press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to turn it on or off. A single press toggles between full brightness, SOS, and strobe modes. The two USB‑A ports support simultaneous high‑speed charging for two devices, and it works with all smartphones and electronics for camping, hiking, or power outages.
Tips for optimal use: to activate for the first time, charge the power bank for 8–12 hours using a wall socket. If the USB port cap is stubborn, carefully pry it upward. Solar charging is intended for emergency power; for daily use, connect via a USB wall adapter. Solar charging efficiency varies with sunlight. Always ensure a complete charge via USB before trips. Avoid temperatures above 55°C and do not leave the unit in direct sunlight inside vehicles to protect battery life and safety.
