60W Solar Panel Charger Solar Battery High Efficiency Camping Waterproof IP68 Solar Panel with USB and DC Outputs for Portable Power Station,Power Bank, Phone, Laptop

Absolutely phenomenal, very happy with the performance of this panel!The panels have a stiff outer layer and they stand upright well with the attached kickstands, and the entire panel folds up small enough to fit into a laptop sleeve, which is how I carried it to the top of a mountain to sit and read my kindle, do recommend!I have a USB-C power meter that I can use to see the instant power output and I got ~30 watts in bright full sunlight and ~9-15 watts when cloudy. The Kindle used only 5 watts to charge so I left with a full kindle battery and full battery bank after about an hour of reading!Lightweight, compact, portable, fits in a backpack, provides more power than ANY of the wall plug chargers I tested (15 - 24 watts) and I could definitely run my Raspberry Pi off it (9 watts) even when cloudy with a battery.Plenty of power for charging on the go, like having a USB-C fast charger from the sun!

Great panel. Charged my power station in about 8 hours. Worked pretty well. And decent build quality. Weight is nice and easy to use. Solar power worked good. And folded away to fit in a car.

Had it for two months, since March. pulled it out from inside and attached it to my backpack. Halfway into my bike trip, I noticed it failing to charge one of my portable chargers. Stop to play with it for a bit and noticed a connection issue.The solar panel comes in a series of panels. They are all connected and when one fails, they all shut down. In this case, multi meter tool spotted one of them not working thus the entire thing not working.Due to the design, I can't just pop it opened, and fix the issue.Make sure you get a warranty.Otherwise it works as entails. On a bright day, I can fully charge two devices between 11 am to 2 pm. 180k portable chargers.For the cheap price, it is worth it. Decent quality and durable. I dropped my bag on it quite a bit when tired of biking up hill.Easy to use with holes in four corners. Just slipped nylon rope hooks in and attach it to whatever.Not too big when it is folded.

This was one of my better purchases this year as we go camping a lot and I have a mini generator for music or air pumps. This solar panel works great and 10/10 would recommend.

Ordered these for upcoming summer camping trips and they have been very reliable. I was able to charge literally anything: laptops, phone, power banks etc etc. These also comes in a case which have a zipper to close, so it is more of a thin briefcase by the looks making it extremely convenient to carry around anywhere.

This panel provided between 22-25W (73-83%) of power on direct sunlight in the Caribbean (Puerto Rico), which could be considered a good performance. I got it for $42 on a Lighting Deal.Worked great charging smartphones, tablets, mini-fan, and small devices but it WAS NOT able to charge my 299Wh or 599Wh power banks. So, in general, it is a good panel for emergency or special situations such as charging small devices during hurricanes, power outages, boat trips, camping, etc...but not as a continuous power source for power banks or battery back-ups (at least in my experience). So far, I will keep it and will update review in case anything changes.

Suddenly it stopped working, but when I moved it, I could see that the flex cable that carries the current on the last panel had come loose. I looked for a diagram to repair it and create the bridge that prevents the last panel from connecting, but I couldn't find it. Could you please share the diagram so I can repair it? Thanks.

At $40 and 30w, I'll admit my expectations were low. I have been seriously impressed with this little panel, though! I live in an area with hurricanes and wanted a small panel so I could charge a power bank or my phone if the power was out. It charged my 15000 mAh power bank for my phone in a few hours on a sunny day. I had it on my BBQ grill until the wind blew it off and onto the concrete patio--no damage, still works great. The panel side has a textured resin coating over the panels that seems to go a good job of protecting them from rain or breakage. It's lightweight, has some nice grommets to make it easy to hang or attach to a pack, and folds up compactly. I did need to add a strap around it to keep it folded. After the first use of being in the warm sun, it didn't want to stay folded on its own anymore. I highly recommend this if you are looking for something to put in your emergency kit or add to your camping gear.