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SOLAR KEYCHAIN FLASHLIGHTS: REAL AND FAKE
There are several online and retail stores where is available a kind of small LED flashlights, they are rechargeable by solar energy. There are reports of around 1 USD/EUR/GBP depending on the country. However, all aren’t good news, some bloggers reported that many aren’t rechargeable at all, because they were equipped with disposable CR2016 batteries, or with damaged solar panels, unsoldered or simply fake solar panels.
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The real solar rechargeable keychain flashlights have a very simple circuit: a solar panel like Vimun SC-3722-9, blocking diode, LIR 2032 rechargeable battery, push button switch and 3 white LED
DESIGN PROBLEMS
Like most cheap electronic products, this flashlight is not designed to last for a long time. One of the most evident mechanical problems is the LED assembly, if one is hit repeatedly, the solder will crack usually destroying the PCB trace. The other problem is about design. The battery has no circuit to control charge or discharge, however, isn’t too problematic, because the solar panel puts a very, very low current under normal operation conditions so it won’t explode by overcharge. The white LED have approx 3.7 v drop, so the battery will never discharge to a critical level for a Lithium cell (2,7 v) just powering the LED. However, if the flashlight is stored for very prolonged periods in very dark places, like drawers or closets, the battery will slowly self discharging to a very low point where isn’t possible to be recharged, leaving the flashlight useless!
SUPER CAPACITOR TO THE RESCUE
If there is a similar flashlight, damaged due to battery problems, or if there is a solar flashlight equipped with disposable batteries, BUT with a working solar panel, it could be reused using some of the original components into a flashlight with a very long life, much longer than the original.
As an alternative to a rechargeable battery, a super capacitor could be used to make a flashlight with the following characteristics:
To use the super capacitor, the original circuit must be modified, a circuit to protect it from overcharging over 5 volts must be crafted. A 5.1 v Zener diode or 3 LED in series are simple alternatives. Also, as the capacitor discharges in an exponential way, a red LED should be used, because of its lowest voltage drop (1.8V) between visible LED, giving more lighting time.
REUSING CASE: MODIFICATIONS
The super capacitor to be used is bigger than the original rechargeable battery, some modifications are needed.
TESTS AND CONCLUSIONS
With the super capacitor totally discharged, place the flashlight under a strong light source for at least a day to recharge.
The intensity of the light is less than the original 3 white LED, however, is still useful for finding objects like keys or keyholes in very dark conditions.
Light intensity and working time are related to super capacitor capacity and the series resistor with the LED.
A bigger super capacitor, will take more time to charge, but gives more lighting time A smaller series resistor gives more bright, but discharges the capacitor.
Best Keychain Chargers to Keep Your Smartphone or Laptop Powered
A keychain charger, as the name aptly implies, refers to a mini charger or charging system that can fit into your average keychain. Since keychain chargers are typically designed to fit into standard keychains, these devices come with the benefits of lightweightness and portability.
The chargers are particularly recommended for off-grid campers or backpackers who’re looking for a perfect way to keep their devices powered without going through the rigor of hauling long and bulky charging cables. Now, the keychain charger market features thousands of products to choose from. But with each manufacturer keen on marketing their products as ‘the real deal,’ choosing a suitable mini charger for you is not exactly a walk in the park.
Fortunately, we’ve simplified the search process by putting together the twelve best keychain chargers and charging cables to consider buying in 2021.
Keychain Carabiner Portable
Charging Cable Dimensions: 6.34 inches x 2.01 inches x 0.51 inches
Weight: 1.62 ounces
Popular Color Options: Black
Compatible With: iPhone, iPad, Android, and other USB and USB Type C Devices
Portable Charging Cable is a 3-in-1 portable metal keychain charger that comes complete with a carabiner clip. The carabiner clip allows you to attach this charger securely to your key chain, handbag, schoolbag, shoulder bag, or even your car key ring. With multiple places to clip the cable, you’ll never have to worry about losing your charger. Measuring just 7.87 inches long, Keychain Carabiner Portable Charging Cable allows you to stay tidy and organized by eliminating all risks of cable entanglement. The device also boasts remarkable charging as well as data syncing speeds. Compatibility with numerous devices is another thing to love about Keychain Carabiner Portable Charging Cable. Some of the devices you can charge using this keychain charger include iPhone, iPad, Android, Xiaomi, Galaxy, and Sony smartphone.
Lever Gear CableKit 2-in-1 Keychain Charger
Dimensions: 3.15 inches x 0.63 inches x 0.51 inches
Weight: 1.58 ounces
Popular Color Options: Black
Compatible With: Micro USB, USB, and USB-C Devices
- Compact and durable
- Sleek and portable
- Includes 30-day money-back guarantee and lifetime warranty
- Cable is fairly rigid
- Difficult to secure SIM card or memory card in the slot if cable is removed
Lever Gear CableKit 2-in-1 Keychain Charger is a compact, sturdy 2-in-1 keychain charger and data cable that’s compatible with various Micro USB, USB, and USB-C devices. The device features a sleek design with pen clip, which makes it easy to carry in your Still on design, Lever Gear CableKit 2-in-1 Keychain Charger comes in a durable unibody TPE construction. This construction ensures that there’s no junction between the cable and connector, making the charger rip-proof. The package includes an adapter for charging your other electronic devices, as well as a SIM card eject tool. Travel photographers will especially find this device resourceful, thanks to the inclusion of a compartment for holding micro SD cards as well as micro and nano SIM cards. When you buy this keychain charger, you get a protective carry case which you can easily clip to your keychain, s, or handbag.
Native Union Key Cable
Dimensions: 6.77 inches x 4.33 inches x 1.18 inches
Weight: 1.41 ounces
Popular Color Options: Cosmos, Indigo, Rose, and Zebra
Compatible With: USB Type-A Devices
Native Union Key Cable is not compatible with USB Type-C, iPad Air 4 (2020), and iPad Pro (2018 and later). However, this keychain charger has plenty of other cool features that make it worth your money. First, the cable is made of an ultra-strong, reinforced material for maximum durability. An O-Flex strain-relief design at the connector joint allows the charger to absorb twice as much stress compared to regular strain-relief chargers, adding to its overall durability. Native Union Key Cable also boasts incredible charging speeds of up to 2.4 Amps. Plus, you get Lifetime Limited Warranty on manufacturer defects.
Scosche ClipSync Portable Type-C Keychain Charger
Dimensions: 6.89 inches x 3.74 inches x 0.59 inches
Weight: 1.6 ounces
Popular Color Options: Black
Compatible With: USB and USB Type-C Devices
As the name rightfully suggests, Scosche ClipSync Portable Type-C Keychain Charger is compatible with USB Type-C devices. But that’s not the only reason to get this keychain charger. The charger sports an ultra-compact design and a carabiner clip to firmly attach it to your keychain, luggage, or backpack. Scosche ClipSync Portable Type-C Keychain Charger is also compatible with numerous devices, including computer and smartphones. Some of the devices you can use the charger with include Galaxy, Apple Macbooks, Switch, and HTC 10. What’s more, buyers are automatically entitled to Scorche’s 36-month worry-free warranty as well as friendly customer service.
Oneenjoy Lightning Leather Tassel Keychain Charger
Dimensions: 7.5 inches x 2 inches x 1.5 inches
Weight: 1.06 ounces
Popular Color Options: Blue Black, White Black, Lightning Black, and Lightning White
Compatible With: USB Lightning Devices
- Fast charging and data transfer speeds
- Includes a one-year manufacturer warranty and 24/7 customer service
In addition to its fancy name, Oneenjoy Lightning Leather Tassel is a highly functional keychain charger that lets you charge your iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices hassle-free. The charger comes in a mini 20 cm USB cord for a tangle-free charging experience. There’s also a keychain included which allows for easy carrying and storage, as well as a pendant for attaching the charger to your keychain, car key ring, schoolbag, handbag, or shoulder bag. And with a charging current of up to 3.0 mAh, Oneenjoy Lightning Leather Tassel is unquestionably one of the fastest keychain chargers out there.
inCharge Ultra-Portable Keychain Charger
Dimensions: 4 inches x 2.5 inches 0.75 inches
Weight: 0.81 ounces Popular Color Options: Black and White
Compatible With: Micro USB and USB Lightning Devices
Although inCharge Ultra-Portable Keychain Charger doesn’t enjoy numerous customer reviews, it’s one of the smallest and most portable keychain chargers you’ll ever find. While the package measures 4 x 2.5 x 0.75 inches, the actual charger is a paltry 1.5 inches long. Coupled with its flat cable design, inCharge Ultra-Portable Keychain Charger guarantees maximum tangle-free charging experience. Another noteworthy feature of inCharge Ultra-Portable Keychain Charger is the inclusion of powerful N52 magnets that allow it to snap safely onto your keychain, luggage, or backpack. The charger also comes in a wide array of colors to suit different needs.
QKILL 2-Packs Short 3-in-1 Charging Cable
Dimensions: 6.93 inches x 3.78 inches x 0.43 inches
Weight: 1.55 ounces
Popular Color Options: Blue and Red
Compatible With: Micro USB
QKILL 2-Packs Short 3-in-1 Charging Cable enjoys compatibility with multiple devices, including iPhones, iPads, iPods, Samsung, LG, HTC, and Motorola. You can use this keychain charger to charge virtually any electronic device with a Micro USB port. The charger supports up to 2.4 A charging, allowing you to charge three devices simultaneously. It’s made of aluminum alloy, which speaks to its strength and durability. The only glaring drawback with QKILL 2-Packs Short 3-in-1 Charging Cable is that the gadget only supports charging and not data synchronization.
myCharge PowerCord Go MICRO-USB Cable Keychain Charger
Dimensions: 6.85 inches x 2.76 inches x 0.87 inches
Weight: 1.3 ounces
Popular Color Options: Black and Blue
Compatible With: Micro USB Devices
myCharge PowerCord Go MICRO-USB Cable Keychain Charger is another reliable keychain charger that works on most devices with Micro USB ports. The charger is particularly recommended for users of Android smartphones, tablets, and eReaders. And it makes no exception with regards to the kinds of Android or Windows devices you can use it with. Some of the featured electronic brands whose devices are compatible with the myCharge Power-Cord Go Micro-USB Cable include Kindle, Sony, Samsung, LG, Motorola, Lenovo, Huawei, Acer, and Alcatel. Another gorgeous thing you’ll love about myCharge Power-Cord Go Micro-USB Cable is its detachable 4-inch cable, which makes it easy to carry and store the charger anywhere.
Pantheon Portable Charger
Dimensions: 3 inches x 0.5 inches x 2 inches Weight: 3.2 ounces
Popular Color Options: Black and Gold
Compatible With: Apple Watch Devices
If you’re an Apple Watch user and are looking for a suitable keychain charger to carry on your next trip, you might want to check out the Pantheon Portable Charger. Specially designed for Apple Watch users, the Pantheon Portable Charger supports both Apple Watch Series 1 and Apple Watch Series 2. The charger comes in 38 mm and 42 mm versions. You’re free to choose whichever version serves you best. Featuring a built-in 700 mAh lithium-ion battery, the Pantheon Portable Charger is capable of charging Apple Watch Series 1 up to three times, and two times for the Apple Watch Series 2. In terms of durability, the manufacturer used high-quality corrosion-resistant material for the cable.
Anker PowerCore Lipstick-sized Portable Charger
Dimensions: 3.74 inches x 0.91 inches x 0.91 inches
Weight: 3 ounces Popular Color Options: Black and Pink
Compatible With: Micro USB Devices
While most keychain chargers only promise fast charging, Anker PowerCore Lipstick-sized Portable Charger does you one better by also guaranteeing safe charging. The charger comes with a MultiProtect Safety System which includes protection from current surges and short circuits. Anker PowerCore Lipstick-sized Portable Charger is also one of the few keychain chargers that feature an LED indicator. The indicator helps you to track the amount of power in your device. The charger uses PowerIQ technology that detects your device and automatically begins charging it at speeds of up to 1 amp. When you buy this keychain charger, you’re entitled to an 18-month warranty against manufacturer defects as well as round-the-clock customer support.
CulCharge 3-In-1 PowerBank
Dimensions: 4.3 inches x 1.7 x inches x 3.2 inches
Weight: 2 ounces
Popular Color Options: Black
Compatible With: Micro USB and USB Lightning Devices
CulCharge 3-In-1 PowerBank is a keychain charger, powerbank, and data transfer device…all rolled into one. But despite its multiple functionalities, this keychain charger sports a compact and lightweight design, allowing you to carry it to any outdoor activity. The charger weighs a paltry 2 ounces and features a carabiner clip that lets you attach it to your keychain. or handbag. CulCharge 3-In-1 PowerBank is also able to provide 1,000 mAh of charging power. That’s enough to charge any Micro USB device, including iPhones, iPads, and iPod devices. And for your peace of mind, the manufacturer offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Tera Grand Certified Keychain Lightning Cable
Dimensions: 6.8 inches x 1.75 inches x 0.75 inches
Weight: 1.44 ounces
Popular Color Options: Black and Pink
Compatible With: USB Type-A and USB Lightning Devices
The first standout feature of the Tera Grand Certified Keychain Lightning Cable is its impressive charging speeds of up to 2.4 A. Another thing that sets this product apart from other keychain chargers is the inclusion of a keychain adapter, which ensures that you never run out of power even if you’re traveling off-grid. Like most keychain chargers on this list, Tera Grand Certified Keychain Lightning Cable also guarantees a tangle-free charging experience. Needless to mention, the charger boasts universal compatibility. You can use it with plenty of iPhone as well as iPad and iPod devices. The use of a nylon-fiber jacket and aluminum housing enhances the charger’s strength and durability, ensuring that you get maximum value for your money.
Conclusion
As you may have gathered by now, all keychain chargers are not made equal. That’s why it’s important to assess your individual needs before you go shopping for these gadgets. We hope you can consider the above-review products as a great place to kick-start your search for your next keychain charger.
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COROS’s Nifty New Keychain Watch Charger: Way more detail than you needed
As longtime readers know, I’ve probably got a bit of a watch charging ‘thing’. One might call it an unhealthy obsession with creative ways to charge a watch, another might call it a fetish. However, what is clear is I’ve got a lot of watches to charge, a lot of the time, and I am always looking for creative solutions to charge a watch.
In most cases, these creative solutions are not from the company itself. For example, there’s the 9 twofer Garmin puck charger I wrote about, or that time I bought pretty much every type of Apple Watch charger I could find on Amazon (I haven’t quite written about that yet, but research is going well). These solutions are almost universally better than what the companies make themselves, primarily because they’re almost universally cheaper.
In any event, COROS’s big news today is some training load and recovery stuffs. And that’s all fine and dandy. But what I’m here for is the charging cable keychain. Did I mention it’s red, titanium-looking silver, and black?
Yup, we don’t even need to test whether or not this thing works – it’s already a winner in my book. Though, the 25 price tag is a bit…umm…pricey.
The Keychain:
The device is relatively simple, and has two pieces that detach from each other. First, there’s the charger shell, which stays affixed to your keychain:
Then, there’s the charging cable guts, which pops out of the shell when you press the side button, revealing the nylon cable with a standard USB port on one side, and the three-pole COROS charging port design on the other:
The USB cable side is a naked USB plug design, meaning that it doesn’t have a secondary shell around it. We’ve seen this before from various companies in the sports tech space, including Polar, Nike, and I think even TomTom. It works just like a regular USB plug, except.well…naked of a case.
On the COROS side, this pops into any COROS watch, which all use the same three-pole attachment system. The fit was snug, but not overly crispy either.
The entire cable length is essentially the same length as the bottom of the Band to the top of the watch body:
Charging is at the normal speed, no differences there.
And with that, this review is done. Seriously, there’s nothing left to do except stick it back in its home:
(Side note: I feel this post would be incomplete if I didn’t mention some black magic that COROS did with respect to shipping this a few weeks ago. They e-mailed me at 10:32PM on a Friday night European time, confirming my address in Amsterdam. Then, on Monday morning at 8:52AM, the box arrived by my always prompt UPS man from China. I mean, the box was shipped from China, not the UPS man. He’s very much Dutch. And also very much perplexed at the wide assortment of massive and tiny boxes he has to drop off each morning, as the first stop on his route. In any event, how is it that COROS can manage to get a box shipped 9,234km on a weekend is beyond me.)
Wrap-Up:
I don’t really have any further wrap-up text, but the way the site works, it’s handy if I have a bulleted section at the end. Thus, I’m compelled to write some text here. But realistically, you’re probably still back thinking about that Wrecking Ball.
In the meantime, I’m off to order one of these for my permanent collection.
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This would be awesome if the shell was also a battery give an on the go top up for the watch in a pinch.
Yeah, I thought that was what this was at first, also. A slightly shorter cable seems pointless. Also, if you are concerned about portability, who is carrying a giant keyring these days? Nearly all cars made in the last decade have a small key fob; some are accessible via your phone alone. And homes are increasingly accessible digitally. A small battery charger and cable combo that you can carry with you on the bike for a day long tour – now that would be worth something.
Want to make this product better? Have that metal piece be a small battery where it charges a small percentage of your watch. Right now its just a pointless cable/keychain
Well, the metal piece is the shell that holds the cable to your keychain. The idea being when you travel, you always have it with you.
Sadly no box was sent in this case. Also, the proper comparison reference would be a Twizzler here. Regrettably, I failed on that front.
Do you any indication that they actually sent it after sending the email to you? They could have mailed it weeks before and just have woken up Friday night thinking “Did we get the address right?”
Yeah, they shot me the UPS tracking number. It’s pretty incredible how fast they can move. Like, some poor guy must live at the UPS depot in Dongguan, waiting for this moment and a portable shipping label printer.
Do those Garmin puck chargers actually work for you? They are neat, to be sure, but I’ve ordered them twice and all four that I now own usually won’t charge my Fenix 6x Pro or my wife’s Forerunner 745. Random additional question I’ve had on my mind for a while and may as well throw in here since I’m already typing… Apologies for being off topic. I haven’t found a recent review on Stages left-only crank arm power meters on your site (not sure if the one from 2013 is still valid), but I think I’ve seen a few Комментарии и мнения владельцев hinting you don’t think too much of them. I got one not too long ago, and it usually reads 25% or more lower than my Wahoo Kickr Snap. Is that… A normal amount of bad for this type of power meter? Wondering whether I have a faulty product or just a crappy one that works as well as any other would. Garmin routinely thinks my fitness is cratering whenever I go for an outdoor ride, and I’m really regretting buying it, even though it was cheap. I have done zero resets before rides, but it doesn’t seem to make a difference so I typically do not bother.
That’s wonky – definitely, both my wife and I use them to charge virtually everything Garmin these days. I’ve got ones in the kitchen, shed, bedroom (both sides of our bed), office, bag, etc… I bought a lot of them, all perfect. As for a left-only power meter, 25% is pretty low – like, crazy low. Something there is faulty, though, figuring out if it’s the SNAP or Stages will be tough. Any chance you’ve got a friend with a bike and a power meter to put on the SNAP (remember to calibrate after 10 mins first).
I’ll see if I can convince one of my friends to try it, but I’ve ridden several other stationary bikes with power meters from Matrix and Stages, so I have a pretty good idea of what kind of power I can produce, and I don’t believe the issue is the SNAP. I can’t compare those to the SNAP directly, of course, the way I can the Stages, but based on RPE, ramp tests, average wattage after a ride, etc., I’d say the SNAP is a hair lower than the stationary bikes, no more than 10%. I only calibrate the SNAP maybe once a month, but I’m really careful about keeping my tire pressure consistent and I have a mark on the knob to keep it consistent as well. I’ll see if I can get my bike shop to test it for me next time I have it in, maybe.
You cover this but not the new GoPro 3-Way 2.0 stick. When I wake up tomorrow, there better be a 10,000 word review and 40 pictures of it or I’m asking for my 20 back!
Yeah, I know – I’ve had it for a month now, and just need to get around to getting a video/post out on it. It’s great (mostly).
Hopefully you know I’m joking! I’m sure you have a ton of stuff on the docket ahead of this. The ball swivel looks nice, though.
True, but USB to proprietary adapters are a common bottleneck, availability of USB rarely is. If you travel internationally, USB is the only socket you can expect everywhere. (Funny how these days, “if you travel internationally” almost feels as irreal as “if you routinely find yourself harassed by balrogs on your trips to Mordor”)
In the third picture from the bottom, it kinda looks like the connector at the watch end is coming apart. What’s going on there?
Yeah, I somehow pulled it apart and then put it back together. Apparently in that photo it wasn’t snapped all the way back together again. My understanding is that this one is technically pre-prod, and I suspect might have been missing a dab of glue inside that connector.
You seem to be the only person with anything good to say about UPS. Take a look at “trustpilot” and see after 16,529 reviews they are given just one star (zero stars is not available). They have not responded to negative reviews in the last 12 months. Personally I waited three weeks for my GoPro stuck in one of their warehouses. Avoid at all costs.
Yeah, I guess I just have lived in enough places around the world and gotten/sent more packages than the average bear, in more countries than the average bear, to know that for the most part all these services are the same. They have sucky locales, and good locales. Sucky days and good days. Largely, it depends on your exact location. UPS for me is very strong for delivery and pickup. I’m literally their first stop every day from the airport, and I can predict within 2-5 minutes when they’ll arrive (8:50-8:52 most days, including today again). Meanwhile, UPS for me sucked horribly in Paris. To use your GoPro example, when I order GoPro stuff from GoPro’s Europe site, it literally shows up every single time the next morning. Flawlessly. FedEx here is great once it gets on a truck (the guy is super friendly). But between the point it lands in this country and the point it gets on his truck is generally a disaster, most times. As is scheduling a pickup (as there are no FedEx locations in Amsterdam city, nor any FedEx drop boxes in the city). I had a Wahoo KICKR Bike stuff for 3 weeks in a FedEx customs cage. I spent the last nearly two weeks on failed scheduled pickups of other gear going back. Inversely, for the most part FedEx in Paris was great – or at least functional. DHL is fine, when it wants to be. There’s so much DHL here that it somewhat comes down to the driver, which varies constantly. But it’s also silly easy for me to find a DHL driver by just pedaling around the block, one will be somewhere. And customs is literally never an issue. Inversely, DHL in the US when I lived there was a nightmare. Maybe it’s improved. And ultimately, it just comes down to knowing that for every person that says UPS is horrible, there’s another that says FedEx is horrible. Or that DHL is horrible. Or that the inverse of any one of those is great.
Solar Power 3 LED Light Keychain Light Tools Survival Tools
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