The Goal Zero Venture 75 charger has a 19200mAH battery and a 60-watt USB-C output/input port that senses the direction of electrical flow and is used to charge the Venture 75 and output electricity. It has two USB-A output ports that can supply enough electrical energy to charge an iPhone 14 Pro about 4 times and I would estimate, the Apple™ Watch Ultra at least 20 times, using an Apple™ MagSafe cable connection. The charger has a rubber cap that protects the various ports from extreme dust and water contamination. The charger is rugged, well-built, and with the protective cap is waterproof for about 30 minutes at a depth of one meter. It can also charge handheld GPS devices and other low DC voltage gear. It is small enough at 1.5 lbs to pack in a hunter’s field jacket pocket. It’s an ideal charger for backpackers and outdoor enthusiasts.
I bought this for last month’s trip to Switzerland and Italy. Really useful, charged our phones as we navigate train ride schedules and as we took thousands of photos. It’s the right size and weight for my sling back and gave us enough juice for 2 iPhones up to 2 days before I have to charge it again.
Holds a good charge and will charge your phone. But a smart charger will not charge it. And it will have difficulty charging things like a game controller.
Really love the durability and the backup capabilities. Only thing I would have wanted to see was magnetic charging built in like Magsafe built in. Wireless charging would have allowed for the waterproof rating and charging at the same time. Still a great product.
The 60w USB-C PD output charges my Lenovo ThinkPad. I can then top off the Venture using other USB-A banks with the cable from USB-A to USB-C. The only trick is how to maximize solar panels into the Venture through USB-C.