Review on 🏕️ Camping Solar Panel 10W: Waterproof Foldable Travel Charger with USB Port by Timothy Cole

I, like some other reviewers, have had no luck when it comes to charging devices with this solar panel. Over the course of a week, I ran multiple experiments day after day on different devices to see what results I could get. Remember that this all happened in California, on days without a single cloud in the sky, in places where the sun is not obscured at all. (Central yard with no trees, plants, fences, or houses blocking the light.) 1) I started with a high-capacity battery that displays four blinking lights to get an idea of its overall charge level. After charging from 10am to 5pm for a full day, I went from a blinking light to a blinking light. 2) I thought that this is a fairly large capacity battery, so it takes a lot to charge it a quarter in a day with just sunlight, so the next time I took a smaller battery that had a percentage display and was dead . he charged my phone to 89% and then took it out. He was there in four or five hours. 89%3) I thought the solar panel might have overheated as it was sitting on a dark metal surface in bright sunshine, so the next day I put it on a slightly shaded brick surface. Same results. 4) I thought that maybe the cable or a specific battery was the problem, so over the next few days I tried several different cables and batteries (please don't ask me how many batteries I have, the count is embarrassing), but in the end I already thought that the solar panel was not working at all, which would be a very disappointing result! Airpod Headphones. I drained the charge in the case to about half and hooked it up to the solar panel while I was gardening. An hour later, they regained about 20% of their charge. So it REALLY works. But maybe not for everything, maybe not without a really good cable, or maybe not very fast. However, if you're in a pinch and there's no other way to add some extra juice to your phone, a small radio, or maybe one of those USB flashlights that you can charge up and then carry around, this helps. As hurricane season approaches, there is a case for this kind of flexibility. For the price if that's what you're looking for I think it's worth it. (I'd really, really like to know how anyone got their iPad to charge with this thing.)