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SideKick PowerBank

Portable Emergency Power You Actually Keep With You.

SideKick is a portable emergency power bank and phone charger with built-in cables and a flashlight—useful for outages, work, travel, vehicle kits, and everyday backup.

Recharge by wired USB first. The integrated solar panel is supplemental, and the hand crank is for last-resort input.

$69.99 USD

New • In stock • Free standard shipping

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30-day returns

1-year limited warranty

Selected, stocked, sold, and supported by Admiral Energy. We do not claim to manufacture the underlying hardware.

SideKick portable power bank beside its retail packaging

Why people keep it around

Emergency gear that earns a place in daily life.

SideKick is useful before the storm warning ever arrives. That everyday usefulness is what makes it more likely to be charged and close when you really need it.

Everyday carry

A useful backup when your phone needs power between outlets.

Work

Keep communication, maps, authentication, and small USB devices going.

Travel

Built-in cables mean one less thing to remember before you leave.

Vehicle kit

Store portable charging and a flashlight where roadside surprises happen.

Storms & outages

Keep personal electronics and lighting available when grid power is interrupted.

Camping

Carry practical charging, lighting, and simple reference tools outside.

Family outings

A shared backup for phones, earbuds, and compatible small devices.

Gifts & teams

A practical option for crews, customers, and employee appreciation.

SideKick built-in cables, flashlight, solar panel, hand crank, compass, and bubble level

Built-in convenience

Fewer loose parts. More useful backup.

Built-in cables

USB-C, Micro-USB, and Lightning connectors stay attached to the unit.

Multiple connections

Use available USB-A, USB-C, or built-in cable connections with compatible devices.

Integrated flashlight

Dual LEDs provide useful lighting without draining your phone for illumination.

Solar backup

The small integrated panel offers supplemental input when normal charging is unavailable.

Emergency hand crank

Manual generation provides a last-resort way to create a small amount of power.

Compass + bubble level

Built-in convenience tools are available for quick reference—not precision navigation or surveying.

Three ways to recharge

Wired first. Backup methods when needed.

The honest explanation matters: the small solar panel and hand crank are emergency tools, not the primary way to refill SideKick.

01

Primary method

Wired USB

Use wired charging as the normal, reliable way to recharge SideKick.

02

Supplemental

Integrated solar

The small panel can add charge in useful sunlight. It is not designed for quick routine full recharges.

03

Emergency only

Hand crank

Use the crank as a last-resort input when an outlet, charger, or useful sunlight is unavailable.

Read the detailed guides to how solar power banks work and what hand-crank charging can realistically do.

Know what it is—and what it is not

Personal portable power.

SideKick is designed for phones and compatible small USB-powered electronics. It does not power appliances, replace a generator, or provide whole-home backup.

Best for phones and small USB devices

Wired charging is the normal recharge method

Solar and crank are supplemental or emergency methods

Clear, conservative product claims

SideKick PowerBank and its product box shown at a useful portable scale

For organizations

Need SideKicks for your team?

Ask about availability for contractors, field-service teams, real estate professionals, emergency-preparedness groups, employee gifts, customer appreciation, veteran organizations, and local programs.

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Admiral Energy is a Generac Aligned Contractor. SideKick is a separate Admiral Energy offering and is not manufactured by Generac.

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Questions

Straight answers before you buy.

What can SideKick charge?

SideKick is designed for phones and compatible small USB-powered electronics. It is not intended for household appliances.

How should I recharge it?

Wired USB charging is the primary method. The integrated solar panel and hand crank are backup or emergency methods.

Does the solar panel fully charge SideKick?

The small integrated panel can add supplemental charge in useful sunlight, but it is not intended for fast or routine full recharging. Use wired USB charging whenever it is available.

What is the hand crank for?

The crank is a last-resort way to generate a small amount of input when wired charging and useful sunlight are unavailable. It is not a fast or practical way to refill the power bank.

Is SideKick a replacement for a generator?

No. SideKick is personal portable power. It does not replace a portable power station, standby generator, or whole-home battery.

Did Admiral Energy manufacture SideKick?

Admiral Energy selected, sells, and supports this product. Admiral Energy does not claim to have invented or manufactured the underlying hardware.

Is SideKick a Generac product?

No. SideKick is an Admiral Energy product offering and is not manufactured, endorsed, or warrantied by Generac.

Is shipping included?

Yes. The current offer includes free standard shipping in the continental United States. See the published shipping policy for processing and delivery details.

What support is included?

Admiral Energy publishes a 30-day return policy and a 1-year limited warranty for SideKick. Contact information is available in the site footer and policy pages.

Keep power within reach.

SideKick PowerBank • $69.99 USD • In stock • Free standard shipping

SideKick

$69.99 USD