Question 1

Using solar power to recharge, how i know amount of solar power that charging in a hour or so?

Accepted Answer

Very very very little if any.  It’s a horrible product,  you can have it in the sun for days and it makes very little progress charging. Just read the review

Question 2

Will it charge an iPad?

Accepted Answer

Thank you for your question.

Yes, our solar charger can charge an iPad, and it is compatible with all USB port devices and devices with wireless charging (for example: All iPhone, ipad, Samsung Galaxy, Samsung note, LG, HTC, Nokia, Google Pixel , Nintendo Switch, Lumia, Xiaomi, Camera etc.), and can charge up to 4 devices at the same time, you only need to select the appropriate charging cable.

Hope this will help you to make your decision.
If you have any other questions, you can also click this link:

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Question 3

I just got the item but it says waterproof and drop Resistant on the description but on the user manual it says do not expost to water or drop why?

Accepted Answer

Thank you for your question.
Hello, our product is waterproof and drop Resistant.
First of all, our product is waterproof, meaning that wet weather or rainy days will not affect its function, because there is a waterproof silicone cover on the USB port to protect the water from entering, but this does not mean that you can soak the product for a long time In the water.

In addition, the product is drop Resistant. We have conducted many professional 1-1.5m height drop tests, which means that if the product falls out of your pocket or backpack, it will not affect the use. But this does not mean that you can drop the product from the second floor or higher, I believe you will not do so.

Hope this will help you to make your decision.
If you have any other questions, you can also ask this link:
https://www.amazon.com/hz/help/contact/?sellerID=ALEBD5AVBFQSU

Question 4

This type of battery is allowed for carry On in an airplane, airport?

Accepted Answer

Our solar charger is 99Wh, so it can be carried on the airplane.
According to the currently valid ICAO regulations, passengers carrying power bank should observe the following regulations: 
If the capacity of the power bank does not exceed 100Wh, you can take it on the plane.
Power bank can only be carried in hand luggage or carry it with you,but prohibited to carry in checked baggage.And It needs to be taken out of the bag and go through security screening separately.

RiapowSolar Charger Power Bank – 27000mAh Solar Charger with 3 Cables and 3 USB Outputs Quick Charge 3A External Battery Portable Charger for Smartphones, Tablets

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