GOODaaa Power Bank Wireless Charger 36000mAh Built in 4 Cables Six Outputs 15W Fast Charging Power Bank for All Mobile Devices Three Inputs Solar Portable Charger with Dual Flashlights, Carabiner

This solar charging power bank has been a fantastic addition to my gear. I’ve used it on hikes and out on the boat, and it’s reassuring to know I can keep my phone charged without hunting for an outlet. The solar panel works well for topping off the battery when I’m outside, and the built-in power bank holds enough charge to fully recharge my phone more than once.The design feels durable and rugged, perfect for outdoor use. It’s lightweight enough to carry in a pack, but sturdy enough that I’m not worried about bumps or drops. The built-in flashlight is also a nice extra for camping or emergencies.Overall, this is a must-have for anyone who spends time outdoors. Reliable, efficient, and truly convenient—five stars!

This charger ticked all the boxes for me. My husband had a similar one that he absolutely loved, but it stopped holding a charge, so I figured I'd give this one a try. It charges quickly and we both love that it can be solar powered as well, which is a huge plus, as my husband is a hunter and now doesn't have to worry about being out in the wilderness and having his power bank die out. We love that it has wireless charging and the dual LED flashlights are super bright. No stumbling in the dark for us. It feels durable and we like the protective casing around the edges. Given everything this thing does, the size is surprising. I'd have thought it would end up being a lot bigger than it actually is. We also like the multiple charge ports, so you can charge just about anything you could imagine. Definitely a lot of bang for the buck here.

I bought this GOODaaa 36,000mAh power bank in March 2024, and it’s easily one of the best purchases I’ve made. The huge battery capacity means I can charge my phone multiple times without needing to recharge the power bank itself. It’s perfect for travel, camping, or emergency use.What I love the most is how versatile it is. It comes with 4 built-in charging cables, 6 outputs, and even supports 15W fast charging. On top of that, the wireless charging feature is a total game changer—super convenient when I’m on the go and don’t want to deal with cables.The solar panel is a great backup option. It charges slowly with sunlight, but it gives me peace of mind when I’m outdoors for extended periods.Build quality is excellent—it feels tough and durable, and the orange color makes it easy to find in a backpack. I’ve used it to charge my phone, headphones, and even a small fan simultaneously without any issues.If you’re looking for a reliable, high-capacity power bank that’s built for real-world use, I highly recommend this one.

I got this charger at the end of May. And today is August 27th. And I wanted to give it the summer so I could genuinely test it. I’m gunna separate it into categories to state my opinion on.Charging- the charging is good. I can charge my iPhone 12 probably 5 times before I have to charge the charger again.Wireless charging- I like the wireless charging option, and it works good. It’s not my preference though. I like to plug a cord into the USB port and charge it that way and it works really good.Built in cords- they work as they should. But I don’t use them that much. The USBC cord does have some exposed wire even though I don’t really use it. I did bend it a weird way a while back and it was fine then and then about 2 weeks ago I noticed the exposed wire. But it doesn’t actually bother me that much since I don’t really use it.Flashlight- the flashlight is super bright and has been super handy while camping.Solar charging- so it doesn’t charge very fast in the sun. But it charges the fastest in the most direct sunlight. Like super direct sunlight. I charged it up 3 bars when it was in my bike basket on a bike ride and it probably took 2.5 hours. I found that setting it on its side towards the sun is the most effective. And it has to be pretty bright out. But the most effective charging method is just plugging it in like normal.Carabiner- the carabiner is small and fits on the side loop pretty good. But it might not be effective for long time use. A more sturdy one may be needed if you think you’ll use it often. I don’t know if I’ve actually used it.Color- I got the all black one and I like the sleek look of it being all one color.Durability- other than the built in cords. It seems pretty sturdy. It’s thick, but feels sturdy, but still great and portable for those camping trips or around town with your old phones sucky battery life like my case.Over all it’s a good charger. Would definitely recommend.

I take this whenever I go camping. I usually lasts me 3-4 days if it starts fully charged, I’m the only one using it, and I’m only using it to charge my phone at night, with the occasional use of the flashlight. If other people use it too, it usually does by day 3 and the actual solar charging takes a while to charge. I appreciate that it has the different cords attached so I can share with other people if needed, and also so it’s one less thing I have to carry with me.I tested it out and let it die completely and then put it in the sun to see how long it’d today for it to charge fully using just the sun. It took about a week.

This power bank wireless charger came in clutch during a nine-day trip through multiple cities. We used our phones nonstop—maps, GPS, browsing for restaurants, booking transportation—and eventually needed to recharge on the go. With its various adapters, everyone in our group (different phone types) stayed powered up. The solar panel recharging was a nice bonus, though we never needed it. It even has a built-in flashlight, which I hope I never need—but it’s good to know it’s there. Reliable and versatile, it kept all of us charged and worry-free.

Love it having the good variety of cords attached that fold into slots on the back. But even more it has other ports you can plug devices into if needed. Doesn’t seem to take a lot of light to charge although I am sure would charge at a lower rate with low light. To use the flashlight feature works great although be a little better if the switch was a little easier to find.