Solar Charger 30,000mAh, HaloAura Portable Dual USB Solar Battery Charger External Battery Pack Phone Charger Power Bank with Flashlight for Smartphones Tablet Camera

At first this item didn’t feel hefty enough for boasting 30000 mAh and the battery life is not as I was expecting. I can charge my phone only twice before needing recharging. In other battery packs I seen in use wher the phone can be recharged up to four times. I feel a little let down but enjoy the use of the light feature

Ok maybe maybe not the size they say it is. I have 30,000mAh Rosmoss power bank BRICKS and I believe they are 30,000's. Also Have three other 20,000's. And those are heavier as is my other solar chargeable 10,000 mAh bank. So without opening it to look inside a lot of these solar ones state they are a lot more powerful than I think they really are. But having said that I also thought that when buying. Quality wise it appears fine. And it seems to be holding it's own on a test I ran with it to run it down after charged fullly. It however did not appear to be a 30,000 maybe 15,000 though. I liked the first one I had and though it states it is 10,000 it may be more like 8,000. But I use 2 to 3 solar chargers when camping. I have a 25Watt small fold up portable, an Allspower 60W and a 18W I am gifting but checked out. So it's nice to have a power bank that can on it's own re-charge as long as you have good sunlight that is. They do not charge well through most windows car or home. And you have to sometimes keep moving them to avoid shade and light movement throughout the day. Otherwise you do that with any of the other chargers. None of my solar chargers however have a battery bank in them. But I also have enough battery banks that is not a problem and I also have a home made 100 watt solar book that along with the 60 watt Allspower charges my Goal Zero 1400 lithium solar battery system to 100% most sunny days without problems. That too has two USB ports. The Allspower only has one port but the little 25 watt has two. I have a special plug in USB's including doubles for the Goal Zero's 12V port. That allows me to double USB ports which is helpful. For all the lights, fans, DVD Player, phones, computer, etc. stuff...with USB/LED systems I can always use another port. Now of course add two and if the price goes down again four of these little green heaters. Oh I tent camp so that has a lot to do with all my little light and fan run by power bank set ups. I like one light set to yellow to prevent insect build up left on the picnic table over night. I use a puzzle lampshade around it to diffuse the light and it casts soft light towards tent that doesn't bother sleeping too but would project anyone or any critter that gets between the light and the tent which when you are in your 70's and a lady alone is nice to have. So lots of things to use these power banks for other than just charging a phone that won't work where I camp anyway.

So happy with this product! I just got it today and just out of the box it already had enough power to try the flashlight which has SUCH a strong light and an SOS setting and fast strobe light. Perfect for camping or just to keep in your car. I left it out on a sunny day and it was fully charged by the evening when I came in. I would recommend to everyone!

I purchased this charger thinking 30,000 mAh would be able to charge my iPhone 11 multiple times ,but when put to the test it was left with only 2/5 lights with one full charge on my iPhone. Other than that it’s a good charger. Not too heavy, portable, just wish the battery life was as much as it says...

I was skeptical that a 30,000 mAh battery would be selling for $22. Especially when Ive seen on another site where sellers were supposedly selling 50,000 maAh & up solar power banks for very cheap prices, so I was guessing that this might be that kind of a situation. But I decided to gamble. I lost. Its definitely not 30,000 mAh. I dont have the right tools to say what the mAh actually is but I have 3 different brands of 26,800mAh power banks & this isnt even remotely near to any of them as far as how much charge that I can get out of them. And the solar charging feature is even worse. Ive left 3 other solar charging power banks out in the sun at least 3 times along with this one. I can get at least 35% battery charge on my smartphone from my other 25,000 mAh power banks that I also have > based on the same location & hours of direct sun exposure. This supposed 30,000 mAh power bank only gives me **3%**. Its extremely light (especially compared to all of my other ones) which is another clue that its not as advertised. Furthermore, I can feel that the top is starting to bulge so whatever battery component that is in it, is defective. But, hey the flashlight worked. Did I just got a bad one? If it didnt charge at all, I might think that. But in my opinion, its a scam. The lightness & the bulging makes me think its a scam. Id post a picture but it doesnt pick up the bulge clearly. I have alot of bulging battery experience so, I can tell by feeling the top that its starting to swell. My return window has closed & since it charges my phone so poorly & its bulging, its not even worth bothering with it anymore.

So far it is holding up and seem to work nicely. I get about 3 refreshing charges on my Note 10 +. I've never really fully tested the solar aspects. I do strap to my pack when out and about and it seems to help get a bit of extra charge.

A little slow to charge your phone but I knew that when I ordered, just the type it is. Otherwise I like it!

I bought this battery pack to pair with a 5wh camp light bulb. The battery pack weighs very little. I tested the pack to see if the 30,000 mah capacity advertised was true. I fully charged the pack for 24 hours and all charge indicators were lit. I plugged the camp light in at 6:30 in the evening. At 12:15 the light went out and all charge indicators were blank. If this were a 30,000 mah battery this light should have lasted 18 hours instead of less than six. Just to be sure, I recharged the battery to full and tested with a different 5wh product. Same results. I then tested using a 20000 mah battery pack and the light stayed on for 13 hours. This products capacity is no where near advertised.