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Urban Legend3-in-1 Water-Resistant Solar Powered Powerbank with Built-In Emergency Light

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R719

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And you will have power wherever you go... This power bank can be charged in three ways: via normal electrical charge, solar power or by hand cranking it.

It allows you to charge two devices simultaneously. So it’s a good way of keeping your phone and other small devices going during load shedding.

You can also hook it on your backpack when you’re hiking and it will be charged up by the time you reach camp.

And on top of all this, it has a built-in emergency light. It’s water-resistant and can fully charge on solar within 10 hours or 3 hours via USB.

This means it’s perfect for outdoor adventures and camping!

Product Features
  • Great for outdoor activities, camping, and traveling
  • LED lighting time: over 50 hours after full charged
  • Built-in emergency light
  • Hook onto your backpack
  • Water-resistant
  • Can be charged by Solar, USB, or hand cranking
  • Power indicator light
  • Warranty: 12 Months
Specifications
  • Diemsions: 13.5 x 7cm
  • Colour: Black & Green
  • Motor Power: 3W
  • Battery Capacity: 8000mAh
  • Micro USB charging input: 5V/1A
  • Dual USB discharge output: 5V 1A/2A
  • Solar Panel: 5-5.5V 0.4W monocrystalline silicon/ after 10 hours in sunlight it should be fully charged
  • Material: ABS Plastic, rugged design, compact, portable, and water-resistant. 
What's in the box
  • 1 x Power bank
  • 1 x USB cable to charge the power bank
  • 1 x Manual
  • 1 x Carabiner  
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