WaterLily Micro Turbine Water or Wind USB Charger

Product Description

What USB devices can I charge with WaterLily?

Any USB device, including cell phones, tablets, battery banks, satellite phones, GPS communicators, camping lights, e-readers, bluetooth speakers, and more!

How does Waterlily work?

WaterLily generates power from water flows such as rivers and streams. The faster the water flow, the more power WaterLily can generate, up to 15 Watts. 

Will Waterlily work in slower rivers and streams, too?

Yes! WaterLily will generate power in water flowing as slow as 0.28 m/s (1 kph) (0.62 mph).

Does WaterLily work in wind?

Yes! WaterLily works in strong winds to charge your devices.

Can I use WaterLily in emergency situations?

Yes! With WaterLily’s optional hand crank, you can generate power for your critical devices, like cell phones, satellite phones, and GPS communicators, in emergency situations.

Does WaterLily have a 30 day guarantee?

Absolutely. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your WaterLily USB within 30 days, contact us for a complete refund or return.

Features

• Charges small electronics in the same time as at home
• Charge day or night in any weather
• Hand crank available for guaranteed power
• Can be towed with a canoe, kayak, raft or sailboat
• Now 20% more power compared to original WaterLily

Top Reviews

It works.
by sabre03 (4 out of 5 stars)
March 8, 2019

I enjoy hiking and camping, so this seemed like a viable tool to recharge portable electronics. It is pretty bulky if you're hiking. But so far, for me, it works pretty well in both the wind and water recharging a 10000MaH power bank. The wind was 10mph gusting to about 50mph, water was about 8 to 15 mph. Personally, this is a pretty nice item to have if you're car camping or don't mind the extra weight/volume while hiking. Kind of pricey at $199, but it seems pretty durable and it's water proof. I know I'll be getting my moneys' worth out of it!
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Conditions have to be somewhat optimal
by Matthew Altman (3 out of 5 stars)
April 13, 2019

the turbine takes a fair amount of force to get going and is heavy. Used it on a sailboat with 20-25kt winds and it was just ok.
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Fast water
by Neil.C (4 out of 5 stars)
June 29, 2019

In slow moving water it won't charge. Anything over 5mph flow will charge.
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Not very heavy
by Isaac Pruch (5 out of 5 stars)
July 3, 2019

The water lily is built very well and seems super durable. A total must have for backpacking. Great for all the water in NY
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gift item for camping person
by LouAnn Briggs (3 out of 5 stars)
March 16, 2019

Looks like it will work well..time will tell
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Off the grid
by Sirtouch (4 out of 5 stars)
June 26, 2019

State of art
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Good for offgrid
by matt (4 out of 5 stars)
May 26, 2019

Lite wight, seems to work well
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Size
by Robert E. Belflower (5 out of 5 stars)
July 5, 2019

Very well built unit.

Its heavier than I thought but this should prove useful for its lifespan.
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Great customer service, and a great product.
by Renn (5 out of 5 stars)
April 4, 2019

I had some troubles with the first water lily I purchased, but was sent a new generator after myself and a customer service agent failed to trouble shoot the problem. With any new product you have to suspect some amount of variation and even outright failure of the device, and it is good to see Water Lily makes an active effort to solve these issues as they arise. This devise is a bit on the bulky side for any long distance backpacking, but is perfect for setting up at a base camp. Having a reliable source of power, not dependent on the sun or fuel packed in, makes it well worth the weight.
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Works in all weather conditions
by Guy (5 out of 5 stars)
October 9, 2019

I do a yearly week long trip into the wilderness with my kids. Keeping the tablets charged is essential for enjoying the peace and quiet on wet days stuck in the tent. I normally take a bunch of power banks and a solar panel. The solar panel isn't that reliable as it doesn't work that well on cloudy days and you have to babysit it and realign it to the sun as the day progresses. Waterlily is a much better idea as once it's set up it just keeps going 24/7. I will take it, the solar panels and all my power banks this year but if it works well enought I look forward to leaving behind the solar panel and most of the power banks next year. My only complaint is that it's quite heavy.

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