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Top 10 Solar Power Bank Manufacturers for OEM & Private Label<\/h1>\n

For an OEM or private-label solar power bank project, choose a manufacturer that can identify the exact battery-and-panel configuration, explain what you can customize, and supply evidence for the product you will actually sell. This shortlist starts with YULIDA and compares ten candidates by their published solar products and OEM services. Use it to choose suppliers for a sample round, then qualify the businesses behind those samples.<\/p>\n

Publisher disclosure:<\/strong> This guide is published by YULIDA, which is listed first. “Top 10” describes our curated sourcing shortlist, not an independent ranking by sales, factory size or tested product performance. The remaining order does not indicate relative quality. Sources were reviewed on October 23, 2026. Manufacturing and customization statements come from the suppliers’ own websites; we have not independently audited these businesses or tested their products for this comparison.<\/p>\n

How the manufacturers were selected<\/h2>\n

Official-site material for each candidate describes a solar power bank or solar-and-battery product, alongside OEM, ODM or private-label services and a stated manufacturing role. For BAISHUN, this review relied on indexed official-site text because direct retrieval timed out; its entry is marked provisional. A retail listing alone was not enough. We did not count a brand and its named operating company as two manufacturers, and we excluded businesses for which the relevant evidence covered only large portable power stations.<\/p>\n

Product architecture matters here. A power bank with a small built-in solar panel, a folding-panel battery unit and a separate panel paired with a battery are different purchasing propositions. Confirm which one a quotation covers before comparing price or charging claims.<\/p>\n

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Compare the sourcing options<\/h2>\n

The sourcing-fit column reflects our interpretation of published product scope. It does not score supplier performance. All entries still require qualification; BAISHUN also needs its current live offer reconfirmed.<\/p>\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Supplier<\/th>\nPublished solar format<\/th>\nPotential sourcing fit<\/th>\nFirst point to confirm<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
YULIDA<\/td>\n916 with solar and hand-crank input<\/td>\nOutdoor multifunction program<\/td>\nFeasible changes to the selected model<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
TOPTAI<\/td>\nCompact, fold-out and crank formats<\/td>\nSeveral product tiers<\/td>\nOwn operation versus partner processes<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
FEAUR \/ Yaming<\/td>\nSolar models within a wider bank range<\/td>\nPrivate-label charging assortment<\/td>\nModel-specific customization scope<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Quacoa<\/td>\nIntegrated and panel-plus-battery formats<\/td>\nComparing solar architectures<\/td>\nExactly what the quoted kit includes<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Keku<\/td>\nFoldable, integrated-panel and kit options<\/td>\nAccessories and solar charger sourcing<\/td>\nExact SKU and production responsibility<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
D-WIRELESS<\/td>\nSolar model with retractable cable<\/td>\nCable convenience and branding<\/td>\nPort outputs and cable acceptance criteria<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Tuomo Tech<\/td>\nCrank and retractable-cable solar models<\/td>\nComparing outdoor formats<\/td>\nPanel rating and device compatibility<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
YOUSAN<\/td>\nPromotional and outdoor solar formats<\/td>\nBranding-led assortment<\/td>\nLegal entity and signed specifications<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
AiL<\/td>\nAIL 384 mini built-in-cable format<\/td>\nCompact promotional accessories<\/td>\nBattery energy and solar-panel rating<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
BAISHUN<\/td>\nBMP-W2037 and BMP-W2034C listings<\/td>\nProvisional solar\/wireless candidate<\/td>\nLive availability and entity relationship<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n

The solar power bank manufacturer shortlist<\/h2>\n

1. YULIDA<\/h3>\n

YULIDA is the starting point for buyers considering an outdoor power bank with several backup functions in one device. Its 916 solar power bank page<\/a> lists an integrated solar panel, hand crank, Type-C charging, wireless output and lighting. The page treats solar and hand-crank input as supplemental options and calls for production-sample validation.<\/p>\n

For a branded program, discuss the selected product through YULIDA’s OEM\/ODM service<\/a>. Ask which changes can use the existing model and which require development. A useful first sample request specifies the intended phone mix, packaging languages and the charging claims you want to make. Do not assume that every feature or configuration is available together.<\/p>\n

2. TOPTAI<\/h3>\n

TOPTAI’s solar range<\/a> covers compact, fold-out-panel and hand-crank formats. That makes it a candidate for buyers building several outdoor product tiers rather than sourcing a single housing. The range page also outlines logo, color and packaging options.<\/p>\n

Its company profile<\/a> distinguishes its Shenzhen assembly and testing operation from partner-supported component production in Dongguan. Use that distinction in qualification: ask who controls the battery assembly, housing and final inspection for your chosen SKU. Request a configuration-specific quotation instead of treating the whole catalog as one interchangeable manufacturing program.<\/p>\n

3. FEAUR by Dongguan Yaming Technology<\/h3>\n

FEAUR identifies itself as Dongguan Yaming Technology’s power bank brand<\/a>. Its OEM page includes solar models such as FA-38 and FA-024 and discusses private-label logos, packaging and selected color or configuration changes.<\/p>\n

Buyers sourcing both solar and conventional power banks can review the ranges together. FEAUR explicitly makes customization dependent on the selected model. Ask FEAUR to separate its standard solar configuration from proposed modifications and show which sample and documents cover the final version. Count FEAUR and Yaming as one supplier relationship, not two alternatives.<\/p>\n

4. Quacoa<\/h3>\n

Quacoa identifies Shenzhen Quark Thinking Technology Co., Ltd.<\/a> as the business behind its solar power banks and panels. Its catalog includes custom-logo solar power banks and foldable-panel products paired with a battery, while its FAQ states that OEM\/ODM services are available.<\/p>\n

For a buyer comparing integrated and panel-plus-battery formats, Quacoa provides a starting point for both. Ask for a packing list and connection diagram with the quotation: does the price include a battery, a panel, both, and the cable between them? Keep those configurations on separate comparison lines. A panel-only price is not a comparable solar power bank quote.<\/p>\n

5. Keku<\/h3>\n

Keku’s solar sourcing page<\/a> separates foldable models, rugged integrated-panel options and private-label kits. Its factory profile<\/a> describes power bank assembly and battery integration as part of a wider electronics-accessory operation.<\/p>\n

That combination may suit a distributor evaluating solar chargers with cables or other accessories. Ask Keku to identify the exact SKU, contracting entity and production responsibility in the quote. For a kit, list every included item and distinguish the solar-input specification from USB output. Approve documentation for the selected configuration rather than relying on general factory or certification language.<\/p>\n

6. D-WIRELESS<\/h3>\n

Shenzhen D-wireless Co., Ltd.<\/a> describes an OEM mobile-accessory business with packaging and logo-printing support. Its solar power bank with a retractable cable<\/a> combines solar input, wireless charging and an integrated cable in one product. That product description was available through indexed official-site text; direct retrieval timed out.<\/p>\n

The retractable cable is the feature to examine closely if convenience is part of your sales pitch. Ask for a port-by-port output specification, including what happens when several outputs are used together. Cable retraction also needs its own acceptance criteria. Do not transfer a product-page headline charging wattage to every port or to the solar panel.<\/p>\n

7. Tuomo Tech<\/h3>\n

Shenzhen Tuomo Technology Co., Ltd.<\/a> describes battery-product development and manufacturing. Its solar power bank range<\/a> includes hand-cranked and retractable-cable products, with branding and model-configuration options. The solar page expressly treats integrated solar input as auxiliary charging.<\/p>\n

These models give buyers several outdoor formats to discuss with the same supplier. Choose the format first, then ask for the exact model’s panel rating and USB-C profiles. If a laptop-oriented product catches your attention, verify support for the intended devices instead of assuming that a USB-C connector establishes compatibility.<\/p>\n

8. YOUSAN<\/h3>\n

YOUSAN Technology’s company page<\/a> describes design, molding, assembly and packaging. Its solar catalog<\/a> includes bamboo promotional formats, wireless and camping-light versions, folding panels and built-in cables.<\/p>\n

Buyers focused on promotional branding have several housing formats to consider here. Treat the catalog as a starting point for a signed specification: confirm the battery capacity, panel power, enclosure claims and the precise customization scope for the selected SKU. The full contracting legal name was not established in this review and should be checked before an order. Do not infer environmental benefits from a bamboo-style housing alone.<\/p>\n

9. AiL<\/h3>\n

Shenzhen AiL Industrial Limited<\/a> describes portable-electronics development, production and OEM services. Its AIL 384 mini solar power bank<\/a> offers a compact format with built-in cables and branding options.<\/p>\n

For compact promotional programs, the format merits a closer specification review. Battery capacity, battery energy and panel wattage were not established in the accessible specification. Request those details before deciding whether the product fits an outdoor charging brief. A small housing and several cables do not establish useful solar recovery or simultaneous output performance.<\/p>\n

10. BAISHUN<\/h3>\n

BAISHUN’s official-site material<\/a> identifies Shenzhen HaoYiShi Technology Co., Ltd. and describes power-bank manufacturing and OEM\/ODM services. Its product catalog<\/a> lists solar-and-wireless models including BMP-W2037 and BMP-W2034C.<\/p>\n

This entry is provisional: official-site text was available through search indexing, but direct page retrieval timed out during review. Reconfirm current availability before treating it as an active sourcing option. Ask the company to explain the relationship between the BAISHUN name, the contracting entity and the production site, and supply the selected model’s battery and solar-panel specifications. No order readiness is implied by inclusion here.<\/p>\n

Choose a shortlist around the order you intend to place<\/h2>\n

Define the intended use before comparing capacity labels. For a promotional gift, logo area and packaging may drive the choice. For an outdoor retailer, panel construction, weight and the accuracy of charging claims may matter more. A branded emergency kit also needs a clear explanation of what the user can expect when the battery is already depleted.<\/p>\n

Separate private label from product development<\/h3>\n

Ask each candidate for two clearly separated scopes if you are unsure which route to take. One should cover the existing product with your logo and packaging. The other should list any proposed changes to electronics, panel construction, housing or accessories. Request separate sample plans, quantities and schedules. A low entry quantity for logo printing does not establish the terms for a redesigned product.<\/p>\n

Make the manufacturing role visible<\/h3>\n

A manufacturer may still use outside cell suppliers, molding partners or specialist assembly services. Ask who performs each important process and who signs off on changes. Compare the legal entity on the quotation with the entity responsible for production and after-sales handling. Outsourcing alone is not a reason to reject a supplier; unclear responsibility is the issue to resolve.<\/p>\n

Request the same evidence from each supplier<\/h3>\n

Have each shortlisted business return the same small evidence package: an exact model and revision, a complete specification, proposed branding artwork, sample availability and the documents relevant to the intended market. Ask for the limitations as well as the headline features. Missing information should remain an open item in the comparison, not become an assumed capability.<\/p>\n

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Questions that make supplier quotations comparable<\/h2>\n