Reddit reviews Solar Charger 24000mAh, FEELLE Solar Power Bank with 2 USB Ports Waterproof Portable External Battery Compatible with Smartphones, Tablets and More
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24000mAh Power Bank: Built in Eco-friendly 24000mAh Li-Polymer battery, the phone battery can fully charge an iPhone 6s for 10 times, iPhone 7 for 9 times, Samsung S7 for 5.5 times, ipad Air for 3 times.Large Solar Panels and Fast Charging : Portable Solar charger with 3 highly efficiency solar panels, which could recharge itself expeditiously, which is 3 - 5 times faster than the other solar chargers.Waterproof USB Output: Dual charging ports which offer 2.1A high speed charging allow you to charge 2 devices simultaneously. The USB ports is waterproof, shockproof and dustproof, perfect for outdoor activity .LED Use:The solar charger has bright flashlight with 3 modes(Steady-SOS-Strobe), Awesome for outside activities such as camping, hiking, traveling and other emergency use.What You Get：1 × 24000mAh solar charger, 1 × micro USB cable, 1× user manual. This solar charger is perfect for outdoor activities.
For the next hurricane, do you know about these? You'd have to charge the battery the day before but it will give you more power...
I'm not posting this comment to be mean. I picked up a solar charger on Amazon a few years ago to use while on a backpacking trip. I had no idea if something like that would even work but it worked great!
Anyway here is an example of such a device. This happened to be the first one that showed up on Amazon when I searched for "solar phone charger" but there are many different kinds available now.
They are inexpensive enough that I would recommend anyone get one of these, even if you're not currently plagued with these power outages.
Solar-powered power banks are getting more popular! You could also get multiple inexpensive ones.
This can be pretty helpful and they even sell ones at Walmart real cheap, around 11$. here
How long are you going that a battery bank or 2 can't charge a camera battery and cellphone? (I ask because I wish I could regularly go longer than 2-3 days)
I keep my phone on airplane mode (if on at all) and the charge will last significantly longer, if that's applicable to your uses.
I've had my eye on this solar battery bank, it has good reviews and I like that it has 3 times as much surface area for the panels.
Used to think of listening to music or audiobooks on the trail as kinda heresy, and I still mostly prefer to just listen to my surroundings (especially because I hike alone)...buuut It's definitely a nice thing, especially as a sleep tool.
I don't do really long thru-hikes (I'm out like a week at a time at most) so I don't have good advice for long-term storage and battery options. My only real tip is to pre-download all your media, and get one of those solar+battery chargers and strap it to the top-back of your pack, so it charges while you hike, and then charge your phone at night (while you listen to an awesome audiobook like Patrick Rothfuss' King Killer Chronicle, or Brandon Sanderson's Stormlight series). Phones with their screen off just playing audio, don't use a lot of juice, and I've found that even a small solar charger can keep up with my usage if I'm judicious with the screen-on time.
Edit: as far as costs go: we all want to support great art and authors and performances, and I think you should as far as possible, but (and just my two cents here) intellectual property is a set of policies built on not only shaky moral and philosophical grounds (it's literally a government grant of monopoly and defies the whole purpose of property, which is to limit conflict over scarce resources, not create conflict over non-scarce things), but also there's really good evidence that our copyright laws are economically destructive and that art and music would still flourish under different funding mechanisms and channels. Take that as you will and be aware that there's a ton of content out there 'freely' available.
Also, there are so many great free podcasts out there, that you could easily download in the tens-of-hours worth on any zero day in town.