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Yard Force Introduces the 21W Portable Solar Charger with Dual USB Ports and 13000 mAh Built-in Battery

Distributed by Business Wire28 Jun 2024

DÜSSELDORF, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Yard Force is excited to announce the launch of the 21W Portable Solar Charger, a revolutionary device designed to provide reliable and efficient power for all your USB devices, whether you are indoors or outdoors. This innovative product combines the functionality of a powerful 13000 mAh power bank with high-efficiency solar panels, offering a seamless and eco-friendly solution for all your charging needs. The Yard Force 21W Portable Solar Charger is now a...

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