Solar Charger Power Bank 73200mAh Portable Laptop Charger with 100W USB-C in Output Built-in Cables Hand Crank Power

Good product and holds a big charge. Read more

Great product to have especially when your laptop battery is low and you cannot find an outlet to charge it! Read more

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If you’re looking for a pocket-sized power bank, this isn’t it — but that’s not a drawback. This unit is designed for people who need real, dependable power when they’re off the grid or facing an outage. At 73,200 mAh, the capacity is impressive, easily handling multiple phone chargers and even powering my laptop without breaking a sweat. In fact, it can recharge a laptop from empty to full in under two hours while still holding plenty of power in reserve. As for charging options, there’s the wall outlet - which has proven to be the best at keeping this topped up. The solar option is viable, but it’s a trickle compared to wall charging. The last option is the hand crank - more of a last resort feature than a daily solution - but it’s better than nothing when faced with a blackout scenario. You get the following bonus features - a flashlight with SOS and strobe modes for emergencies. You have built in cables and multiple ports. And the unit overall feel very durable and heavy. Overall, a great option to keep in your computer bag when power isn’t available. Great for a short term solution. Treat the solar and frank features as backup options rather than a practical daily solution. But this is a great item to have on hand when camping or in the event of an emergency. If you want something that keeps your devices running in the event of an emergency, this is a solid choice. Read more

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Battery life: This battery bank is super big. 73200mAh huge and I think is 3x larger than planes will allow on board. This should be able to charge a Rog Ally X 10.5x from 0% to 100%. This means 3 hours from one battery charge on ROG Ally turns into 31.5 hours. More than all day gaming. From a rough calculation I think the light built into this should be able to stay on for a solid month from a full charge. It's so big it's hard to use all the charge on it. I feel like with the proper usb c attachment I could use this as a replacement for my car battery and it would be bigger than my current car battery. The battery also charges really fast. When plugged into usb c with a good charger this will charge at over 62 watts no problem. For reference most phones charge at maybe 9 watts. The Rog Ally X uses about 32 watts when at full power. It's a fast charge. Function: Everything functions great. I expected the crank or solar panel to be a gimmick but they aren't. They actually work. The solar panel actually charges as well as the crank. I can't say how much because I think it would take forever to charge this giant battery all the way from zero to full using the crank or solar panel. The crank is cool in that it starts off not so hard, but once you crank it enough to generate a little bit of electricity it seems to use that electricity to increase the magnetic field to generate even more electricity and make it harder to crank. There are fast or slow charging ports depending on what is wanted. I like that because I don't want to fast charge my phone all the time. Slow charge on my phone keeps the batter good longer. I don't think I've seen a lower cost batter that is bigger. For the price it's a great value. Quality: This seem really solid. It's a heavy brick with so much battery in there. Everything seems solid enough to last a good long time. Light: The light is bright enough for seeing where to go when it's dark. As bright as a typical flash light. The light is a little more on the blue side. Even thought there are two lights they are tilted in a way to seem to form a single spot when aimed at anything a few feet away. Read more

This thing is a beast. It’s not the kind of power bank you toss in your pocket — it’s big and heavy — but that’s because it packs a ton of capacity. I’ve used smaller units before, and this one clearly has more staying power. Charging it from an outlet is pretty quick, which is what I rely on most. Solar charging works, but it’s slower, and honestly that’s been the case with every solar power bank I’ve tried. The crank charging is the feature I hope I never need, but it’s reassuring to know it’s there. If the power went out at night or I was stuck without sunlight, I could still get a charge in an emergency. The flashlight is actually useful, not just a throwaway feature. It’s bright enough to light up a space, and the SOS/strobe modes make sense for outdoor use. 🕵️‍♀️ Agent Squirrel's Field Report: Before I write a review, I put it through my own interrogation process. Here's how this one survived the test: 🔍 Q: Does this match the description? 👍 A: Yes. It delivers the huge capacity, multiple charging options (USB-C, solar, crank), and the flashlight modes exactly as listed. Nothing feels misleading in the product details. 🔍 Q: Is this a good value? 👍 A: For the amount of power and the extra features, I think it’s worth the price. It costs more than smaller banks, but you’re getting a backup system that can handle laptops and phones, plus emergency charging options. 🔍 Q: Would I recommend this to a fellow agent? 👍 A: Definitely. If someone spends time outdoors, travels, or just wants a reliable backup for emergencies, this is a solid pick. 🔍 Q: Would I get it again if I needed another one? 👍 A: Yes. 🔍 Q: Anything unexpected? 👍 A: The crank charging was better than I expected — it actually works without feeling flimsy. Also, the flashlight isn’t just a gimmick; it’s bright enough to be useful, which was a nice surprise. Read more