Picture a soggy weekend in the Lake District, a festival field with no plug socket in sight, or a motorway lay-by with your phone flashing 5%. British weather and British adventures rarely wait for a full battery — which is exactly why this Solar Power Bank 10000mAh belongs in your kit. It's a portable charger with two ways to top up: fast USB Type-C charging at home, and a built-in solar panel for emergency power outdoors. Add a dual LED flashlight (torch), a working analogue compass and a carabiner clip, and you've got a proper bit of outdoor gear rather than just another battery brick.

What Makes This Power Bank Different

✓ Two ways to charge — top up quickly via USB Type-C at home, or use the solar panel as an emergency backup when you're miles from the nearest socket.

✓ 10,000mAh Li-Polymer capacity — roughly 2 full charges for an iPhone 13, or about 1.6 charges for a Samsung S21.

✓ Charge 3 devices at once — one USB-C port plus two USB-A ports keep your phone, GPS and earbuds running together.

✓ Dual LED flashlight / torch — sorted for late-night tent pitching, dark footpaths and power cuts, without carrying a separate torch.

✓ Analogue compass and carabiner clip — clip it to your rucksack strap and keep a basic directional reference even when your phone signal disappears.

✓ IP55 waterproof and dustproof — built to shrug off British drizzle, splashes and muddy trail dust.

✓ Multi-layer safety protection — overcharge, overdischarge, short-circuit and temperature safeguards look after both the battery and your devices.

Made for Life Off the Socket

This solar power bank is designed for every situation where mains power isn't an option. Clip it to your rucksack on day hikes and multi-day walks, keep devices alive across a full festival or camping weekend, pack it as a travel backup for long-haul flights and remote destinations, or stash it in the car and home emergency kit for breakdowns and power cuts. At just 270g and 20mm thick, it slips into a jacket pocket or daypack side pouch without weighing you down.

Solar and USB Charging, Explained

There are two ways to refill this portable charger. USB Type-C is the main input — plug it into any USB-C charger or wall adapter for a quick, dependable charge before you head out. The solar panel on the back provides supplementary power outdoors: performance depends on sunlight strength, panel angle and cloud cover (a real consideration in the UK!), so treat solar as a slow trickle top-up or emergency reserve rather than your primary charging method. The LED indicator ring shows the remaining battery at a glance, whilst a single power button controls the unit, the torch and the charging modes.

How It Compares

Getting Started

Give the power bank a full charge via USB Type-C before your first trip. To charge a device, simply plug it into any of the three output ports — charging starts automatically. Press and hold the power button to switch on the LED torch. Clip the carabiner to a rucksack strap or gear loop so the solar panel catches daylight whilst you walk, and check the LED battery indicator before setting off. For the longest battery life, recharge via USB Type-C once you're back home.

Care and Storage Tips

Keep the solar panel clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth — dirt and grime noticeably reduce solar output. Don't leave the power bank stored flat for long stretches; keeping it at around 50–60% charge protects the Li-Polymer cells during storage. Avoid using it in temperatures above 45°C or below -10°C, and although it's IP55-rated against rain and dust, never submerge it in water.

Product Specifications

What's in the Box

1 × Solar Power Bank 10,000mAh