Emily Johnson
The Solar Power Bank with 4 Panels is a game changer for outdoor enthusiasts!
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25,000mAh — Four Phone Charges in Your Pack
That's a long weekend for one person, or a day out for the whole group.
Charge two devices at once. Your phone and someone else's, or a phone and a headtorch, without taking turns.
Enough capacity that you stop rationing your battery — leave the GPS running, take the photos, film the whole thing. The reason most people put their phone on low-power mode on day one is that they don't have this.
Solar panel on top for a slow top-up when there's no plug for days. Treat it as backup, not your main charging method — sunlight will trickle it back to life over a long day, but you'll still want to arrive with it full.
Charge it before you go. Stop thinking about batteries.
Harness the Sun's Power!
Four panels fold out flat and start pulling power from the sun. No plug, no generator, no campsite hookup.
Lay it on a rock while you set up camp. Clip it to the outside of your pack and let it charge while you walk. Leave it on the tent porch through the afternoon.
That's the difference between a power bank that runs down over a long trip and one that keeps topping itself back up.
25,000mAh in the tank — around four full phone charges before the sun does anything at all. The panels are what keep it going after that.
Built-in flashlight for the walk back to the tent in the dark.
Rugged, weather-ready housing. It's designed to live on a rock, in a pack, or in the dust at the back of a boot.
Take the photos. Leave the GPS on. Film the whole thing. Stop putting your phone in low-power mode on day one.
Off-grid for days, still fully charged.
Charge Like a Pro!
Wall charge — plug it in and it's full in about eight hours. Do this the night before you leave and you're carrying four full phone charges out the door.
Solar top-up — unfold the four panels and lay it in direct sun. It trickles power back in while you walk, cook or set up camp. That's what turns a three-day power bank into a week-long one.
Three USB outputs means three devices at once. Your phone, a headtorch and someone else's phone — nobody waits their turn.
Solar charging is a top-up in direct sunlight, not a replacement for mains charging.
Fill it at home. Keep it alive out there.
What Our Customers Are Saying
FAQ
How long does it hold its charge sitting in a drawer?
Months. Top it up every few months if it's living in your emergency kit rather than going out regularly.
Is it heavy?
It's a 25,000mAh bank with four panels, so it's not an ultralight item. It's built for camping, van trips and multi-day hikes where days of power matter more than grams.
Can I take it on a plane?
Carry-on only — lithium power banks are not allowed in checked baggage. At 25,000mAh it sits under the usual 100Wh limit, but check your airline before you fly.
Does it have a light?
Yes, a built-in flashlight for finding the tent in the dark.
Is it waterproof?
It's built for outdoor use in a rugged housing — it handles dust, knocks and damp. Don't leave it out in heavy rain or submerge it.
Does the solar charging actually work?
Yes, as a top-up. Unfold the four panels in direct sunlight and it trickles power back in while you walk or set up camp. It won't refill the whole bank in an afternoon — charge it from the mains before you leave and let the sun keep it alive out there.
How long does it take to charge from a wall socket?
About eight hours. Plug it in the night before you go.
Can I charge multiple devices at once?
Absolutely! The Solar Power Bank features 3 USB outputs, allowing you to charge multiple devices simultaneously.
What is the energy capacity of the power bank?
The power bank has a capacity of up to 25,000 mAh, providing ample power for multiple charging cycles.
How does the solar charging work?
The power bank uses four solar panels to capture solar energy, allowing it to charge your devices using renewable energy.
Is the power bank waterproof?
The Solar Power Bank is designed for outdoor use, but it is recommended to keep it away from water to ensure longevity.
Where should I put it to charge in the sun?
Direct sunlight, panels flat and facing up. A rock, a table, or clipped to the outside of your pack while you walk. Shade and cloud cut the input sharply.