RiapowSolar Power Bank, 27000mah Wireless Battery Bank, 22.5W Fast Charging Portable Charger Built in Cables, PD QC External Battery Pack with USB C for Phone Tablet, Flashlights Outdoor (Orange)

I ordered this just before a hurricane, and the design was so fantastic that I decided to get it as a Christmas gift. It's so great to have and definitely not something someone would buy for themselves, but they will be very happy to have it if they need it.

I was able to charge it fully from USB then charge my iPhone 15 with it; There is a flashlight which is really nice feature to have. Can see using this for emergency power outages or having in the car as part of the car emergency kit.

Only worked with plug .. solar and quick charge did not work

Solar doesn’t charge much or fast at all but if you plug it in it works great to charge that way.

I purchased this power bank for daily recharge my phone without any cable. It’s compact size and really convenient with build in cable. I don’t need to bring extra cable. I went to camping every year and its solar power bank. It’s free to worry about no outlet to recharge power bank. Love this product. Flashlight function is extra!!

This is a great little device with outstanding battery life. It holds up exceptionally well during power outages and has been a lifesaver when I needed to charge my phone at home, while camping, or even out on the water fishing. The built-in flashlight is a great bonus—especially useful during storms or emergencies. It’s rugged, dependable, and versatile, making it a must-have for anyone who spends time outdoors or wants a reliable backup power source.

Love the convenience of a portable charger, and it charges most devices pretty quickly. But it's so, SO slow to recharge itself, even plugged into the wall with a fast charger. I never was able to see any charge from leaving it in the sun. Not sure I'd rely on it for power outages lasting more than a day.

First of all, this Power Bank does not charge at 22.5 watts, I managed to get 20 watt charge current out of it, but that's not a big deal.For me the best part of this power bank was unexpected - it's the dual LED flashlight that actually works!I tried all kinds of devices that have LED flashlight option that's made as a mere afterthought. Auxiliary LED light function is technically there, but the output is so dismal that it can be used only near that device.This Riapow Solar Power Bank has a dual LED flashlight, and when I first glanced at them I didn't even have a second thought, but when I turned them, I was in for a surprise - it's actually a usable flashlight.It's a modest output flashlight, but it can actually be used as a flashlight because it projects a useful beam of light.As a power bank this model is chunky for portable use weighing in at 1 pound 1 ounce, so this format is best as a small factor emergency type and for outdoors / camping use.The power section is nothing to talk about, USB-C charges and recharges at around 20 watts, but I could not get much out of the USB-A ports.The solar panel is for emergency use only, it's too small for regular use. Solar panel does work, it charges very slowly, but enough to get enough juice to charge a dead phone enough to get it working again.Measure batter capacity did come up short of the advertised 27000 mah. I measured 17,805 mah, but I'll have to re-test because the PD USB-C port of the device I was charging kept changing from 5 to 9 volt charging, so my measurement might be in error.overall, even with the lower then advertised battery capacity, this is a great all around / emergency / outdoors use power bank at a price that won't break the bank.