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Closeouts. Efficient and compact, Brunton's Restore portable solar charger has an internal lithium battery and two solar panels for charging electronics wherever your travels may take you.
- Lightweight, low-profile lithium battery charges devices faster and recharges more than 500 times
- Two 100mA polycrystaline solar panels provide maximum efficiency
- Provides the power of 1,372 AA batteries
- Water-resistant, durable rubberized shell
- Includes 12V USB to car adapter and mini USB female to micro USB male adapter
- Lithium polymer battery maintains cold-weather performance
- Charges MP3 players, cellphones, smartphones, AA battery rechargers, portable game consoles and satellite phones
- Recharges from the computer, vehicle , sun or wall (AC wall adapter not included)
- Power gauge and automatic shut-off when charging is complete
- Battery Storage: 2,200 mAh battery.
- Output: 1,000 mA / 5V (USB 2.0 compatible)
- Made in China
- Weight: 8.6 oz.
- Material: Composite with rubberized shell
- Dimensions: 1-1/4x3x5-1/2" (HxWxD)
- Made in China
Average Rating (11 reviews)
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Reviewed by Desert Dan from West Texas desert on Tuesday, April 09, 2013Charged great with vehicle adapter. Only 3/4 charged after 4 hours in direct sun...maybe better in summer! Recharged IPhone and camera with no problems. Give Brunton a 5 for working as advertised. Couple of issues I do have: 1) Instructions do not tell you to turn on charger, 2) instructions do not tell you to press and hold on/off button to turn off. If you can design and build this device, you should be able to articulate instructions to the lowest common denominator you expect to purchase and use this device. Give you a 3 for instructions. Overall you rate a 4+.
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Reviewed by DaylilyFan from Columbus, Ohio on Thursday, March 07, 2013I got this to charge my iPhone4 so I can use its camera while car camping. So far I have not tested the solar panels; however, I did charge the device at home and then charge my iPhone. IMPORTANT (and not in the user manual!): When using the Apple cable to charge an iPhone, unplug BOTH ends of the Brunton cable, i.e., disconnect it entirely. Otherwise, per Brunton's website, the charger is "confused" and aborts the operation. PS: You also have to press the power button. I'm only giving it 4 stars because of the manual's shortcomings. I was quite aware that this won't charge an iPad, but I don't take that into the field.
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Reviewed by Evan, Builder of Buildings from Broken Arrow, OK on Monday, February 18, 2013I picked up my Restore for use on business trips so I wouldn't have to look for a phone charging station and for use on camping and hunting trips. I've found it works exactly as advertised. I would recommend this to anyone with a phone who travels.
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Reviewed by Outdoors woman from New York on Monday, February 11, 2013I haven't used this yet, but we tend to lose power often, so I thought this would come in useful. I hope that I don't have to use this often.
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Reviewed by HBgal from Huntington Beach, CA on Thursday, February 07, 2013I bought this for my husband and it has really come in handy for recharging his iPhone when he's away from his car, home or office. Great to have as back-up and provides that peace of mind your phone won't go dead without a power source nearby. It's well designed and easy to use. The only complaint is that it does take quite awhile to charge via our computer's USB cable, and sometimes we only get 75 -80% charge that way, though it charges fully with the car charger. All in all, a handy item to have for many uses, and the price isn't bad.
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Question “Will this charger work with an ATT Nokia 6085?”
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Question “Will it Charge a ipad”
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Answer If you have a USB to ipad cord it should be able to charge your i pad. Thanks for asking.
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Question “Can you post a pic of solar panels?”
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Answer Unfortunately I do not have a capability to post a picture of the solar panels
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