Built-in USB-C charging cable — one less thing to pack, always ready to use
Solar backup panel — recharges the bank off-grid on any sunny day
IP65 waterproof housing — stands up to rain and dust across outdoor and field use
Overall rating: 4.736842 / 5 from 19 reviews.
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No issue after a hot afternoon
"So I left this in a hot car all afternoon by accident. Pulled it out expecting a problem. It charged the phone that night like nothing happened."
— Eli (5/5)
Baked on the roof rack, still fine
"I left mine on the roof rack in full sun all day. Came down hot to the touch, still worked fine."
— Allie (5/5)
Shared it at a festival all weekend
"I shared this at a three-day music festival, charging phones with two friends between sets. Held up the whole weekend. A bit bulky to carry around the grounds all day."
— Michael (4/5)
Handled hunting camp, wireless took some fiddling
"Took this deer hunting for five days. Kept the headlamp and phone charged the whole trip. The magnetic wireless alignment took some fiddling in the cold."
— Charlai (4/5)
Stayed warm in my jacket pocket
"Ski trip, kept it in an inside jacket pocket so the cold wouldn't kill the charge. Worked exactly as expected. A bit heavy to carry on the lift all day."
— Cesar (4/5)
Kept the mini fridge running
"Grid was down for two days after a storm. This ran a mini fridge and both our phones until the lines came back on."
— William (5/5)
Reserve battery saved one last call
"The solar reserve kicked in when the main battery finally died on day four. Didn't expect that. Kept my phone alive for ONE more critical call."
— Collin (5/5)
Rides on the outside of my pack
"I clip mine to the outside of my pack on multi-day hikes now. Phone and camera both make it home charged."
— Edward (5/5)
Only power source for the whole crew
"We backpacked into a research site for a week. This was the only power source for the whole crew's phones and a satellite messenger."
— David (5/5)
Took kayak spray for two days
"The IP65 rating got tested for real on a kayak trip when it took spray for two days straight. Never missed a charge."
— ROSA (5/5)
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