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By Yip Y.
Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses
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RAVPower is an American consumer electronics brand founded in 2011 and owned by Sunvalleytek, which is a branch of the Chinese owned Sunvalley Group.
RAVPower (ravpower.com) has 122 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 3.2 out of 5.
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easy to navigate website. cool new products. reputation for reliable and quality merchandise.
By Yip Y.
The company stood by its product and the warranty and was relatively quick in responding; from beginning to end it was only a few days to resolve the issue, and there was frequent communication and updates. There were two small frustrations. First, the initial response and suggestion was relatively generic and did not seem to take into account my initial email to customer service. Second, having to provide a video required some time on my end (though I understand why it was requested).
By Matthias
I had several questions regarding one of your products and the CS person did a fine job in answering all my questions.
By Daniel K.
Pretty good sale price!!! I did buy 3 ports power bank from you five years ago and it still works. I'm very satisfy with that experience. Thank you, RAVPower team!
By Andy
Great products and great value. Love the flash sales when they have them too.
By Phillip S.
You make fantastic products. Very slow shipping at least a couple years ago but I let it slide. Thats how good your products are
By Steven G.
I received a sales email which I often check out. I saw a charging block which had an excellent price. The whole process was easy and the check out went smoothly.
By John V.
I consider RAV products to be of consistently high quality & aesthetically designed. Bur really, if a battery/power supply requires a recharger, why not include one ith the purchase order? Or, at the very least suggest the ideal charger specifications, or alternatives like car-charger, solar panel, etc.?
By Vincenzo