Solar Power Bank 80000mAh — Portable Outdoor Charger with Solar Panel

Sun-Powered. Always Charging.

A solar power bank solves the one problem every other power bank has: eventually, it runs out and you need an outlet to recharge it. This 80000mAh solar power bank trickle-charges from sunlight, so on outdoor trips where you’re away from outlets for days, the sun keeps topping it up. It’s not a replacement for a wall charger — it’s insurance against running out of power when there’s no wall to plug into.

Features

• 80000mAh capacity — charges a typical smartphone 15–20 times; enough for multi-day outdoor trips
• Built-in solar panel — trickle-charges the internal battery from direct sunlight; extends usable capacity on outdoor trips
• Fast charging output — USB-C and USB-A ports with fast charging support for compatible devices
• USB-C input — primary recharging via USB-C for fast, reliable top-ups when outlets are available
• LED battery indicator — shows remaining capacity at a glance
• Built-in LED flashlight — emergency flashlight with strobe mode for outdoor and emergency use
• Rugged, water-resistant design — built for outdoor use; handles dust, splashes, and rough handling
• Carabiner attachment — clip to a backpack for solar charging while hiking

Who It’s For

• Hikers, campers, and backpackers on multi-day trips without outlet access
• Festival-goers who need multi-day charging without a power source
• Emergency preparedness kits where long-term power backup is needed
• Anyone who wants a self-sustaining charging solution for outdoor adventures

How to Use

1. Charge fully via USB-C before your trip for maximum starting capacity.
2. Clip to the outside of your backpack during the day to solar charge while hiking.
3. Connect devices to the USB-C or USB-A output ports to charge.
4. Use the LED flashlight via the dedicated button for nighttime or emergency use.
5. Recharge via USB-C when you have outlet access to restore full capacity quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast does the solar panel charge the battery?
Solar charging is a trickle charge — in direct sunlight, expect to add approximately 1–3% capacity per hour depending on panel size and sunlight intensity. Solar charging is best used to supplement capacity on long trips, not as the primary charging method.

Is it allowed on airplanes?
An 80000mAh / 3.7V power bank is approximately 296Wh — which exceeds standard airline carry-on limits. This power bank is generally not permitted on commercial flights. Check with your airline before traveling.

How waterproof is it?
The design is water-resistant for splashes and light rain, not fully waterproof for submersion. Keep it protected from heavy rain and do not submerge it in water.