Solar Power Bank 20000mAh — 4-Panel Folding Charger with Flashlight & Built-In Cables
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- 20000mAh — about 4–5 phone charges
- 4 solar panels (3 fold-out) for topping up off-grid
- Type-C, Lightning & Micro-USB cables built in
- 3 W LED flashlight with SOS & strobe
- Rugged shell with port covers · carabiner included
Buy 2, save 10%. Buy 3 or more, save 20%. Applied automatically at checkout.
Order today, arrives Sep 25 – Oct 02
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The Power Bank You Take Where There Are No Outlets
A 20000mAh battery that refills a phone four or five times, with four fold-out solar panels for topping up when you're days from a socket. The Type-C, Lightning and Micro-USB cables are built into the body, so there's nothing to forget — and a 3-mode LED flashlight and carabiner clip make it the one thing you'd grab for a hike, a campsite or a power cut.
- Charges from the wall via Type-C in a few hours; solar is the backup
- Three built-in cables plus two USB-A ports — up to 6 devices at once
- Rubber-armoured shell with flip-down port covers for rain, dust and drops
How To Use It
Charge at home, top up in the sun, clip it on and go.
Fill it from the wall first
Plug into any USB charger via Type-C. Four blue LEDs show the level. A full charge from mains takes a few hours — do it before you leave, not on the trail.
Unfold the panels in the sun
Open the three hinged panels, clip it to your pack with the carabiner and let it trickle-charge through the day. Solar is a slow top-up, not a replacement for the wall.
Pull out the cable you need
Type-C, Lightning and Micro-USB cables live in the side of the unit. Pull one out, plug in, done. Hold the power button for the flashlight (steady, SOS, strobe).
Under The Airline Limit, So It Flies With You
At 20000mAh (about 74 Wh) it sits under the 100 Wh carry-on limit most airlines apply — pack it in your cabin bag, not checked luggage. Folded, it's the size of a thick paperback, and the panels sit flat so nothing snags in a pack.
- Two versions: Standard, or with a wireless charging pad on the back
- Four colour accents: black, blue, green, orange
- Carabiner included — clips to a backpack strap or tent loop
Why Not A Normal Power Bank?
| Feature | Slim pocket power bank | Solar Folding Power Bank |
|---|---|---|
| When it runs flat | You're done until you find a socket | Unfold the panels and keep topping up |
| Cables | Forgot one? No charge | Type-C, Lightning and Micro-USB built in |
| Rain, dust, drops | Bare plastic, open ports | Rubber-armoured shell, port covers |
| In the dark | Phone torch drains the phone | Built-in LED flashlight with SOS mode |
| Devices at once | Usually 1–2 | Up to 6 outputs |
Built For Outside
Solar That Actually Helps
Four panels, not one — that's what makes solar worth having. On a sunny day clipped to a pack it puts meaningful charge back in; it won't fill 20000mAh in an afternoon, and we'd rather tell you that than pretend.
Shrugs Off The Weather
Triple-layer shell with a soft rubber outer and flip-down covers over every port. Splash-resistant and drop-tolerant — fine in a rain shower or a fall from a picnic table, not for swimming.
Flashlight + SOS
A 3 W LED on the end with steady, SOS and strobe modes. Enough to pitch a tent or find the car in a dark car park without touching your phone's battery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Roughly 4–5 full charges of a typical phone, or 2–3 of a large one, after the usual conversion losses. Enough for a long weekend away from power for two people.
Not in a practical time. The four panels are for topping up while you're out — think a few hours of sun adding a phone's worth of charge, not filling the whole bank. Charge it from a wall before you go and treat solar as the reserve.
Same battery, cables, panels and flashlight. The Wireless Charging version adds a Qi pad on the back so you can drop a compatible phone on it without a cable. If you always use cables, Standard does the same job for less.
Type-C, Lightning and Micro-USB output cables are stored in the side of the unit. There are also two USB-A output ports and a Type-C input/output port, so you can use your own cables too.
Splash- and rain-resistant with rubber covers over the ports — fine in a downpour or dropped in a puddle and picked straight up. It isn't rated for submersion, so keep it out of the lake.
Yes — 20000mAh is about 74 Wh, under the 100 Wh limit airlines apply to power banks in carry-on bags. Pack it in your cabin bag; power banks aren't allowed in checked luggage.
Yes — add any two (same or different colours) and $10 comes off automatically at checkout. One for the backpack, one for the car or the drawer by the door for power cuts.
US orders ship free with tracking and typically arrive in 7–15 business days. Because it contains a lithium battery it travels on a dedicated line, which is why it can take the full window. You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee — email hello@shopmyzo.com and we'll sort it out.
