The Solly power bank introduces a foldable design that integrates both a wall charger plug and a solar panel into a single portable unit. The design appeals to travelers seeking to minimize carried adapters while retaining access to solar charging capabilities.
The Solly power bank introduces a foldable design that integrates both a wall charger plug and a solar panel into a single portable unit.
The device is built around solid-state battery technology, which the manufacturer says eliminates the risk of thermal runaway even under physical stress or extreme heat. The solid-state battery technology provides enhanced stability over conventional lithium-ion alternatives, supporting faster charging with reduced degradation.
Solly lists a total capacity of 74 Wh, which aligns with standard airline carry-on limits for portable power stations. The unit provides up to 300 W of combined output across its ports, with two USB-C connectors each capable of delivering up to 140 W to laptops or other high-draw devices.
An external solar panel supplements power rather than serving as the main source for complete battery replenishment. Manufacturers describe this feature as an auxiliary power source for prolonged outdoor activities, with effectiveness varying based on solar exposure conditions.
No pricing or availability details have been published yet. The product appears to be in a pre-order or crowdfunding phase based on the available information, but exact costs and shipping windows remain unconfirmed.
Source: NotebookCheck
