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Solar Charger Power Bank - 30000mAh Fast Charging Portable Solar Phone Battery Panel Charger, QC3.0 Dual USB Port Battery Pack Charger Portable for All Cell Phones & Electronic Devices (Black)

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Color: Black


Features

  • 30000mAh Large CapacityBuilt-in industry-leading high-density lithium polymer cells without changing the volume and weight. The super battery life can support thousands of charge cycles.
  • 66W Fast-Charging Power bank The powerful configuration of QC3.0 fast charging 5V3.1A can quickly fill your device. Supports 66W fast charging, save your charging time.
  • Dual USB Outport and Powerful LED LightMakes it easy to charge two smartphones simultaneously or a tablet at full speed. 2 led lights can be used as flashlight. Five pilot indicators show the status of battery charger timely. Green light on when charging by solar, blue light on when USB charging.
  • IPX67 Waterproof & Safe Material The outer case is made from flame-retardant ABS+PC material. The IPX67 waterproof silicone better protects the internal structure of the charger. comfortable touch, and exquisite appearance.
  • Multi-Purpose Outdoor Power BankLICORNE portable solar charger is made IPX67 waterproof. The built-in dual super bright flashlight and the included compass carabiner, are the ideal companion for outdoor enthusiasts.

Connector Type: USB Type C


Battery Capacity: 30000 Milliamp Hours


Color: Black


Special Feature: Fast Charging,Portable,Waterproof


Voltage: 5 Volts


Package Dimensions: 7.48 x 3.54 x 1.14 inches


Item Weight: 9.1 ounces


Item model number: LJJ-S023


Connectivity technologies: Usb


Special features: Fast Charging,Portable,Waterproof


Other display features: Wireless


Color: Black


Manufacturer: Shenzhen Xindeneng Technology Co., Ltd


Date First Available: December 9, 2022


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    • Best Phone Charger I've Ever Owned!
Review Image by amonk7 amonk7
Review Image by amonk7 amonk7
There is very little, if anything negative I can say about this product. It's done everything I've wanted to and more! It comes with 3 charging cables for different phone types. I've only used the USB-C and iPhone cables myself, but I assume the micro-USB cable works great too. The wireless charging pad is also quite handy, although it won't charge your phone as quickly as the cables will (which is to be expected). You can charge the device 3 different ways. There's a USB-A and USB-C port and either one can charge the device. To charge it from zero to 100% will take a several hours, but considering the battery size that's to be expected. The 3rd way to charge it is with the solar panel on the front of the device. This is a great feature to have, but it does come with a couple of caveats. Firstly, even if you place the device in direct sunlight on a summer day, the solar charging is pretty slow. It's a small solar panel that can only absorb so much energy at once. So I wouldn't rely on it solely to charge your device while you are on a trip. But if you want to give the battery a little boost while you're outside, it can only help. Second, although it's clearly meant to be in direct sunlight, be careful it doesn't overheat. One time while on a road trip I left it on the dashboard of my car in the sunlight to charge. When I got back to the car later and picked up the charger, it was HOT. I couldn't even hold it for more than a few seconds at a time without burning my hands. I tried turning it on but I couldn't get it to respond. I was worried for a while that I had fried it. But after it cooled down I was able to get it working and it's been fine ever since. But I'm always careful now to not let it get too hot. The battery life on the device is better than I could have hoped for. I can charge my phone from 0-100% 3 or 4 times on one charge. It has fast charging ability and I'm always impressed with how quickly it works. As I stated before, the charging pad isn't as quick, but it's handy if you don't want to plug in. A nice little bonus feature about this charger is the flashlight. It has a strobe light option as well as an SOS morse code feature. I haven't really needed either one (thankfully), but the regular flashlight has come in handy. I went backpacking recently and we were off the grid, hiking through the woods with no trails. We didn't reach our destination before it got dark, and it got DARK. Pitch black, couldn't see a thing. I pulled out the charger and used the flashlight to get us the rest of the way to our campsite. The LED lights are incredibly bright and using it for a while didn't seem to drain much of the battery. Overall I am thrilled with this product and I've already recommended it to a couple of friends. Buy with confidence! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2022 by amonk7 amonk7
    • Best portable gadget charger so far
Review Image by Mr. V. Mr. V.
Review Image by Mr. V. Mr. V.
This is a fairly large tank of backup power for devices. LICORNE Pros: On the bottom, it comes with 3 short, undetachable common cables for charging phones/devices (Lightning, USB-C, micro USB), then additionally a wireless charger to just set your phone on. I like that I don't have to find or carry an additional cables just to charge those devices. It's heavy, but that comes with power it provides. On the top is a solar shield that assists in charging if you set it in sunlight. However, you do need to charge it with a power adapter and cable (not supplied). I use my phone charger and USB-C cable. Another bonus is the built-in 2-LED lights on one end with 3 different modes. On the other end is a port cover with 3 ports: a USB 3.0, Micro USB and USB-C. There is a red power LED on the bottom and 4 blue charge state LEDs on the top. If you are solar charging, that * LED turns green. This charger is fantastic for those times you get in a hurry and forget to charge your phone/device or you're out where there's no electricity and you need a bit of power or light. It's a well made design and it looks good too. They say it's water proof, but I don't intend on tossing it in water. The water proof might be for times you are hiking or camping and it rains. It's easy to hold on to and does grip is you set it on a slanted, flat object, with solar facing up. At just less than $40 it's a great tool to own! Cons: None so far. At 30000+ mah it believe it's a must have for active people or emergency situations. Hence, you got to keep it charged for it to be a useful tool. I keep mine charged, hanging from my go bag. Never know when you might be without power. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2022 by Mr. V. Mr. V.
    • Perfect during Hurricane
Color: Orange
Purchased this for my father in Florida when the storms went through, and he was pleased how beautifully it worked when the electricity went out. Charging time was pretty quick. Sturdy and well-built.
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024 by donna besler
    • Life saver
Color: Orange
This solar charger is a life saver at ball games when I run out of battery in my phone. I now Have two of them and they work great.
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by SSexton
    • Not 30,000 mAh. Slow solar charging
Color: Black
This battery is supposed to have 30,000 mAh, but it doesn't. I received the charger with 3 dots already showing as charged (75% of the battery or 22,000 mAh) . I charged my phone from about 23% to 100%. My phone has a 3140 mAh battery size. Charging my phone from 23% to 100% used up 2 of the 3 dots (capacity 15,000 mAh) on the battery pack. Now, I'm no electrical engineer but if the battery had 30,000 mAh then 2 dots (what was used up) would be 15,000 mAh. So, there is no way that this battery bank has a 30,000 mAh capacity. Even if it only transferred the charge at 50% then it should still have only used up 1/4 of the battery, not 1/2. Edit: Further testing of the capacity of this battery bank... I fully charged the battery and charged my Garmin mini and my phone. At full charge ( 4 dots) of the battery bank it charged my Garmin mini (1250 mAh) from 23% to 100%. Then it charged my phone ( 3140 mAh) from 25% to 65% before it was fully discharged. So the full battery capacity was only able to charge 2222 mAh. That is not even close to 30,000 mAh that this is supposed to have. Edit: The solar charging is actually working. I had it in the sun from sun up, (about 6:30am) to sundown (about 8:30 pm) and it added one dot (25% of it's capacity) to the battery pack. I'm not sure how this is going to work when I'm hiking because it's not really possible to have the unit directed at the sun for the entire day. Edit. After 2.5 full days of full sun and managing the battery so that it was always facing the sun, I was only able to add 50% of this battery's capacity (from one dot to three dots). Final: I returned this. If it would have had at least the 30,000 battery bank capacity as advertised I would have kept it but the low battery capacity and the slow charging, this wasn't worth any money. Completely useless to me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023 by J. Whitmore

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