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Takes 10 hours to fully charge the unit in the wall. Not sure how good the Solar panel is, but it flashes (meaning it is charging) when it is in full sunlight, but not room light. Advertises 15,000 mAh. My Actual findings is that it's about 10,500 mAh.I charged iPhone 5S from 0 to 100% (it completely charged the iPhone 5S in less than 2 hours on the 2 amp usb port). That was the first 1560 mAh (iPhone 5S capacity). After that first iphone 5S charge all 4 lights were still solid.Then I charged my iPad 4. It charged it from 0 to 77% (it took 8 hours) before the EasyAcc shut off. An ipad 4 battery capacity is 11,650 mAh. So 77% of 11,560 mAh is about 8,900 mAh.So it has enough to charge my iPhone 5S from 0 to 100% PLUS my iPad 4 to 77% before it dies. 1560 + 8900 = 10,460 mAh.Overall it is a good unit, I estimate is should charge my iPhone 5S (1560 mAh) at least 5 times, taking into account typical loss that occurs through heat, etc. Based on my findings it should be able to charge up my iPad 4 from 0 to about 90% before it shuts off.I was hoping this unit would charge both my iPhone 5S and iPad 4 at least once from 0 to 100%. With a 15,000 mAh device it should have done this easily (1560 (iPhone 5S) + 11560 (iPad 4) = 13,120 mAh). So I give it 4 stars. If the company will send me a unit that can meet this, I'll happily give them a 5th star.

As stated, the solar panel doesn't really charge the device very well, even in direct sunlight. Still, with the large capacity I can charge my phone 4-5 times before it needs to be charged again, it charges devices quickly, and the built-in flashlight has been used more than I expected, making it a nifty feature instead of a gimmick.Pros- Huge capacity- Built-in flashlight- Fast charging- Dual chargingCons- Heavy/large- One of the included cables is only 3"- Solar panel doesn't charge device very well, even in direct sunlight.All-in-all I would recommend, but don't expect miracles from the solar panel.

Unfortunately I skipped over the part in the description that it does not work with the Acer Iconia B1-710-L401 7.0-inch tablet I bought with it.Before buying a USB keyboard for your tablet do CHECK if your tablet is OTG keyboard compatible or not - this does not depend only on the abilities of you operating system and if you have the proper port (the Iconia has both).The 3 stars are there because the case is too big and heavy for the Iconia to be used as a protector, thus it does not get used at all. Otherwise, it is a decent case.Update: I was contacted by the company, who suggested I could return the case to Amazon. I didn't even think about that originally as a possibility, since the item is fine, free of production errors and I didn't think that not reading the item description thoroughly was an acceptable excuse to send it back. However, the contact the company made was not intrusive, they had a good suggestion - for this kudos are in order for Kamor's PR management and workers.I also bumped up the rating to 4 stars as the cover is decent and my frustration with it came mostly from the frustration with myself and not the product. I still think this is not a 5 star product as the keyboard connection feels fragile, the keyboard keys are pretty good but not fantastic, the closing is OK but could use a stronger magnet - so there are many small things that could be further improved though it is (especially if it works with your tablet) good for the $10 price.

Case seems to be of decent quality. Stand and clasp are magnetic but seem to work fine w/ keeping things together. The stylus works somewhat, skips/doesn't some times so I only use it occasionally. Keyboard is recognized and syncs quickly my my tablet. Not sure about the 'set up' menu that first pops up. I think it had 3-4 'American standards' for keyboard use. I rushed through that menu and can't find it again so I am having trouble w/ a few of the peripheral charters, but it types fine and is much faster when answering emails etc. The case is a little thicker (about 1" +) than a stand alone case to accommodate the keyboard and a little longer too as it has room for the USB plug on the side of a tablet so it doesn't get bumped while closed/plugged in. If you're going to spend the $ for a case anyway, and don't mind the slight larger size, this is a great deal.

This could be a great case if not because a flaw in the dimensions. The advertisement listed LG G pad V410 as one of the pad to be used with this case. It was also labelled as for 7" tablets. However, now I found out that it only implies the V410 will work with the key board. It was also labelled as for 7" tablets. The design will not fit my LG which is classified as a 7" tablet. The picture fitting a tablet perfectly is somewhat misleading. One of the clip is spring-loaded. They probably should make two more on the sides as spring loaded. My tablet will not reach the rubber bands at the corners and it will fall out during transport. I ended up cutting a piece of Styrofoam and tucked it under the two rubber bands to hold the unit laterally.