Not quite what I expected 1 2

The plastic shell is too rigid and thus unsuited to the trek.
No attachment points for hanging a bag. Just a handful of fuck-city in totally unnecessary.
No closure between the main block and the attached panel.
No rubber pad between the two photoelectric faces which rub against each other.
To check whether the Schedule panel (removable) is connected to the main block, push a button and watch the LEDs. Problem: when you press the button on the Schedule panel, you can not see the LEDs that are on the other side of the main block.
Even in bright sunlight on a beautiful May day (twelve hours of exposure in Spain Mountain, aircraft on the ground displacements and tilts to follow the sun), not enough to charge the device in half after complete discharge.
Button to go to really not practical to load power at all (all flat; no telling if he has completely slid).
No automatic disconnection of supply to recharge when the power reaches 100%. So, we need to wake up at night to see if the charger has finished its job.

Therefore:
It costs a blind.
Forced to leave fully charged, the solar serving only extra. In fact it is a booster battery with blue signs.
Ergonomics makes pity. Gender plastic spy toy, late '70, early '80.
Forced to fend for yourself to give it a semblance of practicality (Gaffeur, little stilted ')
Will therefore find something else.

PS It comes with a carabiner. Whether we can hang anywhere but the handle, which is absolutely worthless, because it has no hole.