Goal Zero Venture 75 Power Bank
Fast USB-C charging technology meets rugged durability in the 19200 mAh Goal Zero Venture 75 power bank, making it the ideal choice for outdoor recreation, travel and emergency use.
- With its upgraded IP67 rating, this power bank is now dustproof and waterproof, giving you the confidence to power essential devices through any adventure, rain or shine
- Capable of powering multiple devices at once with its 1 USB-C Power Delivery port (60W max) and 2 USB-A ports (15W max)
- Ideal for phones, cameras, tablets and small USB devices
- Rechargeable by USB or solar (solar panel not included)
- Power up tablets, laptops and other USB-C devices using the 60W USB-C Power Delivery port, then use the same port to quickly recharge the power bank in just 1.5 hrs.
- A built-in 50-lumen LED lets this power bank double as a flashlight
Imported.
View all Goal Zero Power Banks| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Charge Time (hrs) | USB-A: 6 hrs. / USB-C: 1.5 hrs. |
| External Charge | USB / Wall |
| Battery Included | Yes |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Battery Capacity (Wh) | 71 watt hours |
| Battery Storage Capacity (mAh) | 19200 milliamp hours |
| Power Output to Device | USB-A: 5V, up to 3 amps (15W max) / USB-C: 5-20V, up to 3 amps (60W max) |
| Material(s) | Aluminum/ABS plastic/rubber |
| Dimensions | 6.1 x 3.8 x 1.1 inches |
| Weight | 1 lb. 4.5 oz. |
| Solar Compatible | Yes |
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The best choice!
Its the device you can rely on in the most demanding conditions. Rugged build, plenty of real power and lots of voltage outputs. Im using it on a daily basis, charging my phone, tablet even my X1 lenovo thinkpad. If you're looking for a serious,small and safe power solution that's the best choice 👌 😉
Top Produkt mit einer riesengroßen Schwäche
An und für sich eine großartige Powerbank, die mit ein paar netten Features aufwartet: Integrierte Taschenlampe, stabiles Aluminium - Gehäuse, Ladestandsanzeige und ein vergleichsweise kompaktes Design sind top. Es gibt jedoch ein riesengroßes Aber: Die Silikonabdeckung für die Ladebuchsen ist eine Katastrophe! Das Auffummeln mal beiseite gelassen befindet sich hier ab Werk eine Sollbruchstelle: Die Abdeckung reißt bei minimaler Überlastung und dann muss man die Abdeckung peinlichst im Auge behalten um sie nicht zu verlieren, sonst reicht ein wenig Feuchtigkeit und es kommt zum Kurzschluss! Hier war der Vorgänger deutlich besser. Goal.Zero muss hier dringend nachbessern!
Outdoor enthusiasts
A bit heavy, but expected in a battery charger. Used it on a week long trip and did not need to re-charge it. Only charged an iPhone.
Lasts a l-o-n-g time!
Powers my two yi 1080p "home" cameras 24 hrs and more! Solid with two finned heatsinks artfully built-in to the sides yet comfortable to handle and light enough to carry in a pack or clutch. Two USB outputs and 1 USBC in/out. Charges in ~ 1 1/2 hrs from a 60W source, or ~6 hrs from a Nomad 20. Built-in 50 lumen on/off light, 4 user-on battery indicator leds that auto-off.
Don’t waste your money!!!!
Day 2 with this thing. 1st day, it was already showing a full charge. I put my phone on it and a small external battery to test out its 2 USB ports and within 5 minutes, it was out of battery!!!!! Then, today, I put it out smack under the Arizona sun and it overheated within minutes (shows all flashing lights and won’t charge). It’s been 4 hours since that and I’ve put it in a less hot area and it’s still showing 1 dot of charge. Not sure what happened to Goal Zero. These “new and improved” solar panels and battery packs are worse than the old ones. And, despite already being proprietary and not being compatible with any other batteries, they changed their input/output holes so you can’t use one battery with all solar panels. For instance, my older Boulder 50 won’t charge this because there’s no way to plug it in . What kind of greedy capitalist nonsense is that, Goal Zero! I give them ZERO stars tbh. I guess they’ve now achieved their goal!
Not as good as predecessor
A bit diappointed. Older version came with cords that fit in slots and place to fit charger cord. Unclear when it’s charging and not. Not as good as the older model with exception that ports are covered.
Love the power bank, skip the solar panel
Got the Venture 75 a couple of weeks ago and we're very happy with it. We bought a 45W wall charger and it does charge in two hours, as indicated. It really is good for charging a tablet, multiple phones, etc. We ordered a Nomad 20 solar panel, thinking that would recharge the power bank in 7-14 hours, as described. Nope. After 10 hours, it wasn't even one-quarter full, so think about whether you'd just be better off getting multiple power banks you can charge when you have access to a wall outlet.
Great product
Great for charging phone/small items when off grid for a couple of days
More power than you usually need
Honestly a little more power than you would need in a backcountry setting. The only time I've seriously used this camping is in conjunction with USB light bulbs for some serious coverage. I mostly find this useful for travel. the USB-C port is powerful enough to top off my Nintendo Switch which is handy charging it inside a hotel safe.
Venture 75 Charger for Outdoor Enthusiasts
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.