Amazon shoppers can't stop buying this portable charger — it's a whopping $250 off ahead of Prime Day
This Power Bank Solar Charger is a favourite among Amazon Canada shoppers — in fact, more than 500 Amazon customers bought one in the past month. And while Prime Day 2025 might still be a month away, right now, you can shop this popular power bank for a whopping 83 per cent off, bringing the price down to just $50. It's a great time to grab one ahead of summer camping or travel.
Interested? Keep scrolling for all the details and see why shoppers call it a "super handy device" that gives them "peace of mind."
This bestselling portable charger is more than 80 per cent off.
This portable charger has three USB C ports, meaning you can charge multiple devices at once.
It's heat-resistant, waterproof, dust-proof and drop-proof, so it's likely to be safe no matter your environment. The device has more than 1,600 charging life cycles and a battery capacity of 42800mAh. It should primarily be charged by other power sources (that's the fastest way to give it some juice), but it can also be powered by solar charging.
It also comes with a bright flashlight that can work for 100 hours on a full charge, which is ideal to have during a power outage or to keep in your car for emergencies.
⭐ 4.1/5 stars
🛍️ 3,000 ratings
🏅Shoppers love that it's "rugged and powerful" and call it a "super handy device."
$50 $300 at Amazon
One reviewer shares that the power bank kept two cell phones charged for an entire weekend and "did not lose much power" after being used. Another who used it while on a trip notes that it charged their phones and hearing aids "for days" and still had a charge when they got home.
Others rave that it's "rugged and powerful" and a "super handy device" that offers "great back-up power."
Shoppers also say it brings "peace of mind" and is "quite spectacular."
Some say that the power bank is "a bit bigger than expected" and a bit heavier, so that may be something to keep in mind, especially if you're tight on space or travelling.
Shoppers rave that the Power Bank Solar Charger is rugged, powerful and does an excellent job of charging their devices over long periods of time. They also say that it offers peace of mind to know that they can charge their items when they are without power.
Right now, the power bank is 83 per cent off, coming in at just $50. That means shoppers can save a whopping $250 on this massive deal.
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