[Upgraded] FlexSolar 60W Portable Solar Panels Chargers IP65 Waterproof | with PD3.0 USB-C, QC3.0 USB-A & DC; Power Emergency Camping for Small Power Station Generator,Phones, Power Banks, Tablets

It did the job we needed it to do and that was charge our power station. Folding it provides easy traveling and storing. It's not heavy at all and it's very strong. It's not hard to use and comes with the components needed to be compatible with other power stations. Connecting wasn't hard and as long as you have sunlight it charges flawlessly but if no sunlight then expect a slow charge.

Its isngood. Works.like charm. Charges my batteries and easy to lug it around while camping

Has a decent weight to it, and feels well made. For the price, I really couldn’t pass it up. I purchased to charge my portable electric generator and it seems to draw energy even with little sun. I have no way of testing the wattage, but it kept my generator fully charged for an entire day while sitting in a window. I’ll do more testing soon and will update if anything doesn’t work well, but the pack of multiple connectors for charging ports is a huge plus. Works well, not much to set up, and is exactly what I wanted at the price I wanted to pay. Happy with my purchase.

Pros: Overall im happy with this solar panel. Its durable with good materials. Easy to use. Folds up small for my needs with overlanding. I use a golabs 300wh powerstation and it charges it 10% every 40 mins with 35 watts going in. Cons: The power cable was giving my power station an error code for charging, i had to buy an anderson connector adapter to use the panels but it was only $9 so not a huge deal. Even at full sun, no clouds, aimed at the sun i could only get about 35 watts, 38 at most. Not a huge deal because with the sale and discount coupons, it was a very affordable option to get power on the trail. For a small power station, this panel is great. If you have a larger station, i suggest looking elsewhere. This panel would not be sufficient with anything larger then a 300ish watt power station.

I jave been using the older version since Jan 2023. I hook it up to a Bluetti EB3A 300+ WattHour when we fly drones. it kereps it tooped off between flights, i can vouch for 60 watts, my Bluetti confirmed it and I checked as well.

We own both the 120W and the 60W panels. While the 120W works pretty great, the 60W has some pretty strong design flaws. 1st, this thing is incredibly floppy and doesn't have the ability to free stand, it has to be supported. I've been trying to build a frame out of tent poles but have not a good solution yet. You can not just set this on a surface because of issue number 2: it overheats incredibly easily. Solar cells don't like to be hot, ironic for something that needs full sun. As this 60W panel is wrapped it black fabric, it gets hot very quickly in the summer. If your panel is laying against something and can't breathe, it's output is barely enough to maintain your phone level. 3: the built in USB output is next to worthless due to the overheating issue. The only way we are able to use the panel is by attaching a 12-24VDC usb converter designed for motorcycles with an adapter cord (see the picture I uploaded).

Bought this during a 2 week power outage. Used every day to make sure i had power atleast for my phone, tablet, and other family members phones. Only negative is cloudy days, it won't charge as fast. But it was able to charge my 50,000 mah power bank by 50% in one day. Takes about 10 minutes to set up; doesn't weigh much, has usb, and usbc connections so it can plug into any device. I would recommend getting a power bank to go with it though.

-Pros 1 Compact/light 2 Quick and easy to use 3 Multi port for wide range of use 4 Lots of hook points for different angles -Cons 1 Like any solar panel, I Couldn’t get the full 60W, even on a perfectly sunny day with no clouds and pointed directly at the sun I could only get 51W - Annoyances 1 kinda awkward to angle directly at the sun, really have to be clever about angling it to get the optimal use - side notes 1 good quality material, makes it feel like I got what I paid for 2 if you have a jackery, the black and orange matches nicely (makes it look name brand) 3 I have a jackery 290, and it charges in about 8-10 with good sun from dead, but if you have anything bigger I’d recommend getting the bigger solar panel, as this will just trickle charge it

Fait ce a quoi il est destiné . Rechargé une petite batterie externe … fourni avec tous les cables necessaires . Parfait .

Works really well for phones, but for laptops it may be too small. Good for extending laptop usage time (slower discharge), so I can work all day if I start the day with a fully charged battery.

A great panel works fantastic. It pairs really well with a Jackery battery. I have the Jackery 160 and one of the outlets perfectly fits directly into the Jackery and I get very good charging wattage from the panel. It performs well. It feels good and the build quality feels good too. I definitely don't regret buying this. Highly recommend

prodotto ben fatto con tutto il corredo di cavetteria. Non ho un inverter ma mi serviva un pannello comodo da trasporto per ricaricare power bank e telefoni in barca. questo prodotto ha pienamente soddisfatto le mie aspettative. molto ben fatto con 4 possibili collegamenti per ricarica. la possibilità di ripiegare il tutto è geniale. con sole pieno sono riuscito a ricaricare in circa 4 ore due telefoni non collegati contemporaneamente perchè avevo router e power bank collegati su altre prese e ha caricato da 10% a 100%. non ho prodotti per calcolare esattamente la resa ma in condizioni di sole pieno ricarica in modo eccezionale. da comprare

I have used this one for a couple of weeks now. Small enough to hide in the kayak on weekend trips. Works nice for powering direct via UsbA and Usb C for Android, Garmin and Apple devices. Very handy with the zippers that make a small bag of the folded panel.