BigBlue 3 USB Ports 28W Solar Charger review

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
  • BigBlue 3 USB Ports 28W Solar Charger review
    Vs RAVPower 24w Solar Charger
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  • @4seasonbackpacking
    @4seasonbackpacking  5 лет назад

    For more videos like this Subscribe to my channel
    Buy the BigBlue 3 USB Ports 28W Solar Charger @ amzn.to/3My2Bxm

    • @BOOSTEDLASER
      @BOOSTEDLASER 5 лет назад +1

      Time has passed what do you like best these days?
      The BX has both Ravpower 24 and Big blue 28 for a good price.
      Any thoughts?
      Semper Fi
      Gunny
      **What watch is this???

    • @BOOSTEDLASER
      @BOOSTEDLASER 5 лет назад +1

      Any update? Torn between big blue 28 and Ravpower 24

    • @dontneedtoknow5836
      @dontneedtoknow5836 4 года назад +1

      If you re-weight with the pockets empty you will probably end up with a closer weight to advertised.

    • @BOOSTEDLASER
      @BOOSTEDLASER 4 года назад +1

      Bump

    • @bobbymothershaw
      @bobbymothershaw 4 года назад +1

      Bump

  • @GabrielBortolatto
    @GabrielBortolatto 5 лет назад +4

    I've used this while hicking in Peru, and it worket great. However, most of the non-sponsored reviews say that Anker 21W is THE best option (priced the same). It's half the weight, and it has some abstract Anker technology that apparently makes the most efficient charging. Now, I get that BigBlue would charge better in worst weather conditions. But what else is there? Is there really anything magical that Anker could have that powers the devices more efficiently than BigBlue, or is it just a big brand vs small brand thing? I ask this because there is no comparison on the internet.

    • @4seasonbackpacking
      @4seasonbackpacking  2 года назад

      Good question. In genral i think there all about the same.

  • @mikeswildoutdoors7279
    @mikeswildoutdoors7279 4 года назад +3

    The BigBlue has sunpower solar cells the best in the industry, I think the problem with your readings from the BB is due to the amp meter built in on the BB panel

  • @helenstraker2738
    @helenstraker2738 4 года назад +2

    Hi, thanks for the review, I understand why alot of testing is done in brilliant sunshine, but between the Rav and the big blue which one preformed the best in cloudy conditions? living in the UK thats something I need to bear in mind, for long camping trips. thanks

  • @exOtikFPS
    @exOtikFPS 4 года назад +5

    Is this guy serious about the fact he's gonna ask for a refund cuz it's a few grams heavier than advertised ? ^^

    • @jasonjohnson2047
      @jasonjohnson2047 4 года назад +1

      I was thinking the same thing. Then he says he prefers the one that is 200 grams heavier.

    • @4seasonbackpacking
      @4seasonbackpacking  2 года назад

      I paid for the weight as adertised not some random weight.

    • @4seasonbackpacking
      @4seasonbackpacking  2 года назад +1

      @@jasonjohnson2047 Why not if that what i want its my money

  • @ZXspectrum..
    @ZXspectrum.. 4 года назад +7

    UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUM

  • @gabdion2767
    @gabdion2767 4 года назад +3

    metal rings are called gromits

  • @alfiedriver9138
    @alfiedriver9138 2 года назад

    Hi. I have that same solar panel. Bought it in 2019 and it has worked amazingly. I’ve always used it with power banks and then used the power to charge phones when on the go. My question is, did your USB volt and amp meter match what was showing on the big blue amp meter. I’ve seen it is showing a lower value here and was wondering how accurate big blues meter is. Thank you.

    • @4seasonbackpacking
      @4seasonbackpacking  2 года назад

      Good question. When I get the chance I have a look. It's a good light weight panel. Still use mine. I see there still being sold. Thanks Richard

  • @alanhunter2051
    @alanhunter2051 Год назад

    Hi Richard I am looking for a solar charger and there is not many UK users. What are you using now and what size do you recommend. I assume 28w is probably best for the north of Scotland. Cheers

    • @4seasonbackpacking
      @4seasonbackpacking  Год назад +1

      To be honest now i do not have any solar for hiking i just using aload of battery banks but if i was to do a long hike away from any power points i would invest in one. Depends on what you want to charge. There work all year round for small things like charging a gps watch and charging phone. For phone charging you really want a clear sky with the sun on the panels to charge it. I set up a cheap home solar stsyem with 4 panels and from the winter sun on clear day here im getting around 100w from a 510w panel set up thats not evening angled towards the sun there on a flat roof so not bad. For camping solar i would go for one at least 28w.

  • @gweedo3578
    @gweedo3578 4 года назад +2

    I'd go with big blue 60 compared to 80 and to be honest theirs not that much of a difference in charging for the price difference

  • @Chazzman72
    @Chazzman72 Год назад +1

    Could you mumble more about previously returned items?

  • @DamianChirek
    @DamianChirek 3 месяца назад +1

    🐌🐌🛌🛌 0:16

  • @CragScrambler
    @CragScrambler 4 года назад +2

    Well at least I know what it weighs

  • @jerrychicken967
    @jerrychicken967 5 лет назад +1

    I used an App on my phone and today near 1pm and in the sun it was at 650 mA and 4.2 volts. This is between 2 and 3 Watts. How the hell is this 28 watt?? Can a USB handle 28 Watts too?? :/

    • @19Spider87
      @19Spider87 4 года назад +3

      Don't use apps on phones to measure charging current... they are very unreliable because the reading depends on many factors like screen brightness, signal strength, and other apps consuming power. My phone for example charges way slower when the screen is on to avoid overheating. Your phone probably does the same. Your best bet is a USB Tester. 4.2 Volts was battery voltage which is different than charging voltage. The standard USB output is 5V. You will not reach 28W with any solar charger. That rating is theoretical. You will get about 20-22 W max, which is a total of about 4 Amps.

    • @4seasonbackpacking
      @4seasonbackpacking  2 года назад

      Good question

    • @4seasonbackpacking
      @4seasonbackpacking  2 года назад

      @@19Spider87 Thanks for the input.

    • @TLK22
      @TLK22 Год назад

      Xiaomi 11 Ultra charge at 120W via USB but not all USB cable are rated the same amount of amp.

  • @CathaLS
    @CathaLS Год назад

    How many 'Errs' moved on

  • @adamganjaman2275
    @adamganjaman2275 3 года назад +1

    It's five percent heavier than advertised and you want a partial refund ever think your scales is off I'd like to see 100 g 500g and 1kg calibrated weights on your scales before you go on you little rant about a refund lol some people.

    • @4seasonbackpacking
      @4seasonbackpacking  2 года назад

      Why not. I paid for whats advertised, The scales are correct.

  • @zamagz940
    @zamagz940 5 лет назад +1

    Necesito traducido en español

  • @guzelmarmara
    @guzelmarmara 4 года назад +3

    AAAAAAAAAAAAAM

  • @edrsdergsdgertret2215
    @edrsdergsdgertret2215 5 лет назад +3

    Begging for subscribers is most probably contra productive.