Post by Steve on Jul 17, 2021 7:11:17 GMT -8
UPDATE: July, 2021:
With the increase in fires in Northern California, there is still a possibility that we will have some days without power. And while I have tried to adds info on having emergency battery power for your cell phone, now I have a new suggestion that works with USB devices also. In particular, I was looking to power my Apple Watch, but also to keep my iPad able to provide my music, or listen to my Audible book. I have found a nice solution, and actually found a bonus reason to have this Solar Charger:it makes a terrific flashlight!
With a pair of LEDs, I expected decent light, but was not expecting the bright intensity of these small lights. As a flashlight, you get a flood of real light that illuminates a pretty large area, rather than the usual circle from most small flashlights. The fact that this is solar powered to recharge the batter is a plus. Oh, and of course the two USB ports and one port to charge a cell phone, all for about $22, I like this as a primary emergency tool.
With the increase in fires in Northern California, there is still a possibility that we will have some days without power. And while I have tried to adds info on having emergency battery power for your cell phone, now I have a new suggestion that works with USB devices also. In particular, I was looking to power my Apple Watch, but also to keep my iPad able to provide my music, or listen to my Audible book. I have found a nice solution, and actually found a bonus reason to have this Solar Charger:it makes a terrific flashlight!
With a pair of LEDs, I expected decent light, but was not expecting the bright intensity of these small lights. As a flashlight, you get a flood of real light that illuminates a pretty large area, rather than the usual circle from most small flashlights. The fact that this is solar powered to recharge the batter is a plus. Oh, and of course the two USB ports and one port to charge a cell phone, all for about $22, I like this as a primary emergency tool.