Solar Powered 2600mAh Rechargeable Battery Pack with Cellphone Adapters

Pros: The batterypack is about the size and shape of an Iphone.
The solar panel could be handy to keep the battery topped up

Cons: the current Nokia charger I've noticed doesn't make the greatest connection to charge the phone. Ive noticed this in a few cheap nokia replacement chargers.
This didn't effect me so much, as I suspected this would be the way, and bought a genuine nokia USB charger from deal extreme at the same time

Other: I bought this to keep in my bag, for the times when i'm away from power/ a charger, and my battery goes flat, and for that, it should do a great job.

Pros: - charge my GPS (Holax GPSmile 53CL) - charge my cellphone (Toshiba G900)

Cons: - haven't connector for Samsung E360/E370 and L700 - doesn't charge Nokia 5230/6233 and SonyEricsson K800, Apple iPod touch 2gen. Nothin happen or work protection circuit. Nokia 6233 show message that this charger doesn't support then solar output voltage block (protection circuit).

Other: I am satisfied, because I have bought this device that charge my GPS in my trips. Also I can charge my Toshiba G900 too.

Pros: - charge my GPS (Holax GPSmile 53CL) - charge my cellphone (Toshiba G900) - charge SonyEricsson K800 - charge Nokia with old (thick) connector. Try 3310 and 5140i

Cons: - haven't connector for Samsung E360/E370 and L700 - doesn't charge Nokia 5230/6233 (with new connector type) and Apple iPod touch 2gen. Nothing happen or work protection circuit. Looks like that insufficient power for Nokia 5230. Nokia 6233 show message that this charger doesn't support then solar output voltage block (protection circuit).

Other: I am satisfied, because I have bought this device that charge my GPS in my trips. Also I can charge my Toshiba G900 too. P.S. Please Ignore or Delete my previous review. I have mistook with SonyEricsson K800, it charge well, I am sorry.

Pros: Very handy, it only needs a little bit of light and thats enough to charge it. I used it for my iphone, tested it in the backyard, after a few minutes the iphone began charging (the battery was empty when it arrived), so it charges pretty quick

Cons: the power adapter is US and i live in EU, but i knew that when i ordered it ofcourse, isnt that big of a deal.

Other: very nice battery, and pretty cheap for the amount of mAh + chargable by sun. the build quality is pretty good and it arrived in a nice box, with all the equipment u need!

Pros: It comes with enough count of adapters, and adapters are compatible with ones from other pocket chargers. It has big solar battery (0.7W rated - how powerful it's really I don't know) with excellent assembly quality (elements are placed on textolite and covered by thick compound); according to manual, it has powerful japanese Sanyo 2600mAh cell (I can't verify that - cell's top side is without any marks); it has enough good metal case; cell is isolated from battery's plate via small (1x1cm) thick piece of rubber and, of course, air on other area - so it shouldn't overheat under direct sun rays if it'll laid down to cold/warm surface.

Cons: Invertor & protection circuits is always online - so battery is discharging; protection circuits looks too simple - so I don't know if they really protects battery; output voltage is fixed (5.5V) - it's not enough for some phones; screws are placed at one side - so another side some plays; ?? charger for it has non-euro AC plug. Also it charges my Glofiish slower than standard USB cable.

Other: Very useful thing for travelling. It costs it's money.

Pros: light good build adopters are ok works for my walkman mp3

Cons: clearly not outputing enough power. It is said that out 5.5v and 800mA,but it can not charge my Blackberry 9630 which requires 5v and 700mA

Other: The price is ok, other than that not sure what to say

Pros: * Very nice construction being all metal and nearly exactly the same size as my HTC HD2. * AC charge allows you to have a precharge to keep powered up with sun or light * Is lightweight, and attractive (not gaudy and cheap looking) * It charges my HTC HD2, so I don't see why it wouldn't charge a a Blackberry... both take USB standard charge.

Cons: * takes 2-3 days to charge by sunlight, and I'm in ARIZONA during the summar with it left on my patio table in the sun. I don't know if this is a con since it's in the manual that a solar charge takes 10-18 hours of light.

Other: For $16.22, it's a pretty good deal.

Pros: - Good size solar panel, twice of some other solar power packs
- Good size battery, twice of some other solar power packs
- Descent quality metal case
- Nice box with magnetic lid, retail packaging is mostly wasteful though.
- Charges simple USB-devices using standard MiniUSB-USB cable. (Tried Garmin Oregon GPS and Philips GoGear MP3-player with success)

Cons: - Does not charge the iPhone 3GS!!
- Really bad language and confusing instructions in manual and on the back of the box.
- Contradicting information on when the LED should be red or green.
- No EU AC-power plug adapter supplied.

Other: Since charging the iPhone 3GS was my primary use of this solar power pack, it is practically useless for me. Hence the low overall rating.

Pros: - Works as described.
- Charges my IPhone 3GS, Samsung Galaxy S, Supoertooth Buddy
- Charges itself off light, usb, AC
- Came well packaged
- Has 2 indicator led colors for charging and self charging.
- Great instructions
- Charges off internal and external light.

Cons: - No way to know if it's fully charged
- No way to make it just stop alltogether

Other: Great purchase,
Gets me through the rough days with the galaxy s when everything is ON and i'm messing with the phone all day.

Pros: High quality metal housing. On the body does not stay greasy fingerprints. Enough so that a few times to charge your mobile phone. Easy to use. Interesting box with magnetic lid.

Cons: No micro USB adapter included. No Flat to Round Power Plug Convertor.

Other: No micro-USB adapter included, but it is not critical. Included with the phone USB to Micro USB Charging Cable is present. Good for trips into the countryside, or in other circumstances, when you cut off all power sources.