I clipped the Blavor solar bank to my jeans and charged a phone.

I unboxed this and ran it.

I called it the Blavor Solar Powered Battery Pack with a compass. Later I called it the Wireless Solar Power Bank by Blavor. Also the Blavor Solar Power Battery Bank.

What I actually did with it

Feels sturdy in the hand. Really well-built.

Awesome solar panel on the front. I pointed at it. I did not log a sun-only fill time. Recheck the live listing for capacity and solar claims.

It came with a carabiner. Huge win. I love carabiners. I clipped it to my jeans belt loop outdoors. I also tried the front pocket — it’s a bulky fit. Clip-on is the move.

I set an iPhone on the wireless pad on the back and charged it wireless. On-screen callout said charge phone wirelessly. I also cabled the bank to a phone. Side button turns on the flashlight — I showed the light on.

IPX5. That’s the water number I said. Some water resistance. Probably getting caught in the rain is about the most you’re going to want to do with something like this. Still a really cool piece of equipment.

What’s on the unit

Compass. Solar panel. Carabiner. Flashlight. Wireless pad. A cable in the box.

On-screen in the unbox / highlights, not spoken as my spec list: manual, USB-C cable, thank you card, port labels, lumen callout. I’m not locking those numbers here — check the live listing.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Sturdy in the hand. Feels really well-built.
• Awesome solar panel on the front.
• Carabiner in the box — huge win for clipping on.
• Wireless pad — I charged an iPhone on the back on camera.
• Cable charge to a phone also shown.
• Built-in flashlight I turned on; compass on the unit.

Cons

• IPX5 only — rain is about the most I said you’d want.
• Bulky for a jeans pocket; carabiner clip is how it rides.
• Short video — no watt log, no sun-only top-up timer, no all-day camping power proof yet.
• No spoken capacity / lumen / dollar — on-screen numbers exist; check the live listing.
• Exact unit from the video is out of stock — the link below is the closest in-stock listing, not the exact unit in my video.

Is it worth clipping on?

Really cool product. I’m excited to have this for the summer and we’ll see how it runs all summer long and hopefully even throughout the winter.

Hopefully this helps you decide whether you should get the Blavor Solar Power Battery Bank.

The exact Blavor from the video is out of stock. A similar option if you want to buy one now: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D4Z7VJ43?tag=keliidamen-la-20

The camping light from the other slot: https://ohanareviewsblog.com/lifengsoler-1500-solar-camping-light/

This is the test I filmed on Keli’i Discovers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMV_gQNcsy8
Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@keliidiscovers

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My name’s Kelii with Ohana Reviews, Kelii316. Mahalo and Aloha.

FAQ

Is the Blavor solar power bank worth it?
Yes for clipping on. Sturdy. Well-built. Really cool product. I’m excited to have this for the summer — and hopefully even through winter. That should help you decide. Check the live listing.

What’s the big win?
The carabiner. Huge win. I clipped it to my jeans belt loop. Pocket works if you force it — it’s bulky. Clip-on is cleaner.

Wireless charge?
Yes on camera. I set an iPhone on the back pad and wireless-charged it. I also cabled the bank to a phone. Side button turns on the flashlight. I did not say “fast charge.”

Water rating?
IPX5. That’s the water number I said. Some water resistance. Probably getting caught in the rain is about the most you’re going to want to do with something like this.

What’s on the unit?
Compass. Solar panel. Carabiner. Flashlight. Wireless pad. A cable in the box. Feels sturdy. Really well-built. Awesome solar panel on the front — I pointed at it; I did not time a solar-only recharge.