Solar lanterns can charge laptops and survive in the wild.

[Abstract] In addition to lighting, this PackLite Max can also be used as a mobile power supply. Its built-in solar panel can provide up to 50 hours of lighting after it is fully charged.

Tencent Digital (Human)

It is probably not strange to mention a lantern.

From the earliest torches, to the lanterns of the palace girls in the Qing opera, to the Halloween lanterns, although these are not necessities of city life, they have never been far away from our lives.

To say that living in the city, lanterns are not necessarily excusable. In the wilderness areas and underdeveloped infrastructure, lanterns are still the main force of night lighting.

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This time, what we want to introduce is a multi-functional, ultra-portable, easy-to-receive, easy-to-carry, non-rechargeable solar power LED lantern, the PackLite Max.

Let's take a look at what PackLite Max looks like.

For portability, this PackLite Max innovatively uses a foldable inflatable mode.

Simply put, after inflating, it is a solar energy, rechargeable, light-emitting cube.

More importantly, the PackLite Max is waterproof.

Whether it is raining, falling into the river or accidentally spilling soup, it will not affect its use.

Dirty? Clean with water.

Oh, and more specifically, PackLite Max can also float in water. Even if it accidentally falls into the river, it will not be washed away.

After PackLite Max is inflated, it becomes a cube that can emit light. On the side of the cube, equipped with a solar charging board, USB interface and charging, lantern switch.

Both sides of the panel are equipped with orange-red dual-purpose straps. After deflation, it can be fixed, inflated, and pasted into a lantern handle.

In addition to lighting, what else can PackLite Max do?

This PackLite Max naturally will not be as simple as a lantern.

PackLite Max can be used as a mobile power supply, and powering smartphones, tablets, and even laptops is not a problem.

After the built-in solar panel is fully charged, it can provide up to 50 hours of lighting.

At the same time, PackLite Max supports two different charging modes. The use of solar charging, 12-14 hours can be completed; charging through the USB interface, then 1-2 hours to fill.

Currently, this PackLite Max has started crowdfunding on Kickstarter with a crowdfunding target of US$15,000 and a crowdfunding price of US$35 (approximately RMB241). It is expected that it will begin shipping in June this year.

Such a packLite Max, which is not afraid of the sun and the rain, is not afraid of power failure, and is portable and easy to receive, is definitely worth having.

Source: kickstarter