Aqiilaoffical

17/06/2026

New things bring new experiences.

13/03/2026

We aim to inspire people to go out in nature more. And with spring around the corner, it’s now also getting easier.

With the Loop Light you can create a cosy atmosphere, indoors and outdoors. Quick to use and easy to place wherever you need it. Three functions in one: LED string, lamp, and power bank.

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12/03/2026

A 40watt solar panel, the Sunbird P40, now added to the family. This one is ready to bring along to any spring occasion ☀️🌷

02/03/2026

As the trend of spending more time outdoors and living healthier continues to grow, we are expanding our lifestyle concept with products designed exactly for that. Our rechargeable lunch box, the Foodbird, has become increasingly popular. Now we are adding something to drink to the mix: a water bottle with an integrated powerbank, the Powerbottle, this one is for the tech nerd and the nature lover.

23/02/2026

We’re excited to take part in the upcoming fair! @ is the major event for outdoor and adventure enthusiasts seeking nature, challenges, and freedom.

Join us at Paris Porte de Versailles, March 12–15, to discover our products, experience them live, and meet our team.

Just send us a message and we’ll send you an invitation! See you there! 👋

12/02/2026

How to brew your coffee like a pro with our Coffeebird. Thank you for the video

12/02/2026

12/02/2026

It’s never too cold or snowy for a coffee outside ☕
Do like and take your Coffeebird outdoors — anytime.

03/02/2026

More fresh air. More trails. More sunsets. Will this be your best outdoor year yet? Let’s make it happen. Tell us about your outdoor vision for this year 😍

21/01/2026

You might think solar panels don’t work during the darker months. Wrong, they do. In fact, solar panels deliver energy all year round, even in the winter ❄

When it’s snowy, they work too. Obviously, they don’t produce power if they’re completely covered in snow, but snow around the panels can actually help. Snow reflects sunlight, which boosts the panels’ performance once they’re exposed.

Even on a cloudy day, solar panels do their job. Instead of hitting the panels directly, the sun’s rays scatter in the atmosphere and create diffuse light that the panels can capture.

And here’s another surprise: solar panels prefer cold, crisp conditions over scorching heat. If panels get too hot, they lose efficiency. Cold weather helps them perform better. Good right?