Portable Solar Panel, LUMOPAL 60W Foldable Solar Panels Folding Solar Charger with PD60W USB C QC3.0 USB A Output Waterproof for Camping Backpacking Compatible with Phone Laptop Portable Power Station

Charges a 27,000 milliamp battery pack extremely quickly have not attested the DC output port yet but it does provide turbocharging I leave it sitting on the dashboard of my truck 24/7 doesn't get hot actually stays pretty cool and keeps that battery charged up constantly does come with a cable and adapters for different DC plug-in uses haven't tested that just yet but I will. Has a blue indicator light to let you know that it is receiving power from the Sun much more useful than the solar battery packs that I purchased and fried five of them within 24 hours and also took days to attempt to charge via solar this does it so much faster.

We used this for two weeks straight to charge phones, cameras, kindle and gps while we were canoeing in the BWCA. It was great. It does not need to be super sunny for it to charge devices. It folds up and is relatively compact. The pocket to store cords is really convenient.

Great unit. Only 4 stars because it doesn’t come close to 60 w as advertised. On my ecoflow delta 3, the max I can get this to charge is about 35-38 w. Usually charges consistently around 30.

This solar panel works great charging my 7Ah sealed lead acid battery . Even in cloudy conditions this unit still has output voltage.It folds up to about the size of a school notebook, which makes it very packable to hike with .

Pros:1.a real solar panel supports 20w+ usb c pd charging. The max power I see is 35w on a full sunny day with usb c charging.2. Very compact designCons:1. This is only 60% size of a regular 60w panel. looks like two 21w portable panel tie together. I never see it runs more than 40w, with pd charging, even thought it advertise a 60w pd.2. I usually get 24 to 28w in the morning. In fact this is not so fast compare to a 30w panel which usually provides 18w pd charging. And this product is a lot more expensive than a 30w panel.3. The panel is long and has not stand makes it's hard to face to the sun. I think the best scenario is to tie on your bag and it faster than a portable 20w or 30w panel.Conclusion: if you want a ultra portable panel and charge your phone, yes. But for power station, for the same money you can buy a 60w or 100w foldable which is a lot bigger but more potential. The 60w rated is more like a experimental value.

I purchased product for emergency use and used it a couple of times on a camping trip and it worked great. Happy with my purchase.

Only produced 5W out of the advertised 60W they claim in certain places the 60 watt was under a tested environment but it can't even reach half of what it should be able to get to on a sunny cloudless day this is a scam or unfinished/rushed product

Update:Looks like a panel was damaged or not working correctly. Support sent a gray version and even in evening sunlight (in the Midwest in early September - lower light intensity), I was able to get 39-40 watts consistently. Happy with the unit and looking forward to having this with my battery bank when I go camping!—Put it in max sunlight, angled perfectly to the sun and only got 28 watts max charging the jackery 290 power bank. Even with slight shade it dropped to 5-10 watts. I planned to use this while camping but if even slight shade turns it into a temporary brick, I might need to find a better solution.The positive is the usb plugs work well and they seem to handle better in low light (since they take a much lower voltage it makes sense). It packs up very smartly and easy to get setup. Just wished for more like 45-50 watts from it.