Product Details
- Color: Black/Silver
- Brand: Brunton
- Model: 81-300707
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .55 pounds
Features
- Flexible thin film solar provides all weather power even in low-light conditions
- 5 Volt output charges many of your electronic devices, including iPods, cell phones and PDA's
- Reverse flow protection prevents discharging the devise you are using
- Durable/waterproof construction allows one to mount or pack a resourceful supply of power for a number of devices
- Compact and lightweight at 5 ounces
Brunton Solaris - USB 5V Foldable Solar Array
Product Description
Flexible thin film solar provides all weather power even in low-light conditions: USB output charges many of your smaller electronic devices includeing iPods, cell phones and PDAapos;Reverse flow protection prevents discharging the device you are using: Folds ultra compact and lightweight at 5 oz. so one can take it anywhere: CIGS thin film solar technology:
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
30 of 31 people found the following review helpful.
By Mac McAuley
Buyer beware! I know it's silly, but when I spend $100-160 (plus shipping!) for what I think is a solid solar USB charger, I kinda expect it to actually work. As large as this set of solar panels is, it is too weak to charge most iPods and newer cell-phones, even in very direct sunlight. I really did have high hopes for this product, and I really did not expect to leave poor feedback for it. As far as the seller is concerned, the product shipment was slow and was initially sent to the wrong address entirely in another state. I would definitely NOT purchase from this seller again.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By Adam J. Savage
I thought I was doing something wrong until I read Mac's review. I could only get it to charge my ipod after sitting outside in direct sunlight for a pretty long time. I only got it to work a couple times.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Glen Lewis
I picked this up to test it for an extended cycling tour. Set it in direct sunlight in Utah (on the dashboard of my car) and in 5 hours it hasn't come close to charging my Garmin Edge 305 (cycling computer) to even 20%. The Garmin's battery is just a 910mAh battery, so it's even less than a typical smart phone these days.I would definitely not recommend this, will be returning it and getting something more powerful.
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