Solar Power Bank – Two USB Ports, IPX5 Housing and a Three-Mode LED Lamp

Solar Power Bank – Power Into the Mountains, With a Lamp Along for the Walk

A power bank with two USB outputs, so a phone and a second device can charge at the same time. The panel on the housing tops the cell up as long as it is lying in the light, which matters on multi-day trips. The housing is splash-resistant to IPX5 and carries an LED lamp with three modes.

Why choose a solar power bank?

On the trail the scarce thing is an outlet, not capacity. A panel on the housing adds charge during a break or while it hangs off your pack. And because there is a lamp built in, you leave the separate flashlight at home.

• Two USB outputs — 5 V / 2.1 A, so a phone and headphones can run together.
• Panel on the housing — Adds charge in daylight as a supplement to normal charging.
• Splash-resistant (IPX5) — Rain and spray on a walk are not an issue.
• Three-mode LED lamp — Steady, flashing and SOS, all from one button.
• Micro-USB or USB-C input — Charges with the cable you already carry.

Enough power to keep checking the map until you reach the hut.

Charge it fully from an outlet beforehand; the panel is meant to top up on the move, not to fill it from empty. During a break, lay it panel-up toward the sun or clip it to the top lid of your pack. Keep the rubber cover over the ports closed when it is not in use.

Specifications

• two USB outputs, 5 V / 2.1 A
• input micro-USB or USB-C, 5 V / 2 A
• splash-resistant to IPX5
• solar panel for supplemental charging
• LED lamp with three modes

Drop it in your pack before you set off.