JackerySolarSaga 40W Mini Solar Panel,Portable Solar Panels with USB-C & USB-A Ports,Book-Sized Foldable Solar Charger for Phones,Compatible with Jackery E300Plus, IP68 Waterproof for Hiking&Camping

1st and foremost I like the size of this panel. Not big and bulky as the Solarsaga100 or 200 panels. The power cord doesn’t fit the older 240. It fit the 300 using the USB-C port. As the 240 goes I just use the solar saga 200w power cord to charge. When I received the 40 watt panel I set it up laying down and I had 23w charging power not aiming directly at the sun.

The Jackery SolarSaga 40W Mini Solar Panel has been an amazing addition to my gear. It’s super lightweight and compact, which makes it perfect for hiking, kayaking, and any kind of travel. Folds down small, easy to pack, and doesn’t add much weight to your bag or dry box.Performance is excellent even in partial sunlight. I’ve used it to charge my phone, power bank, and even top off my Jackery Explorer power station while out on the water or at camp. The dual USB-A and USB-C outputs are super convenient, and setup is quick and easy.It’s also very well-built and weather-resistant, giving me peace of mind when I’m out in unpredictable conditions. Definitely feels like a high-quality product that punches above its price point.Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a portable, dependable solar panel for outdoor adventures!

I wanted a solar panel to charge my phone or other batteries. I settled on Jakery because I have a number their products and they just simply never leave anything out. Excellent engineering. And they don't gouge you on their prices.Very satisfied with how this panel works.

I recently ordered a jackery 100 plus for camping trips just for my phone and iPad. After receiving the 100 plus I was disappointed it didn’t come with the usbc adapter for solar so I ordered this to charge the 100 plus via solar. When I got it was super excited since I literally love the 100 plus. However was very upset when I set out the 40 watt solar panel in perfect conditions I was only able to get 16 watts!!! That’s terrible I was so disappointed I went to grab a competitor’s solar panel also folding rated at 100 watts in the same sunlight hooked it up to different solar generator and bang 90 watts. I was actually so disappointed I ordered an adapter for this on Amazon to run whatever panel I wanted I hooked the same 100 watt solar panel with that adapter and it was inputting over 60 watts and it wasn’t even that sunny out. Long story short I really wish the jackery panel worked as advertised since that would be more than enough input to charge this in at least 3 hours which isn’t bad considering I would only use this for my iPad and phone during camping. I have way bigger power stations for everything else. But I guess I will have to bring a 100 watt folding panel just for this little 100 watt power station kind of over kill but works way better can’t justify spending 100$ on something that only gives me 16 watts max in direct sunlight.

I LOVE Jackery! As advertised. Good quality. Sturdy. It works great!

On a cloudy day I had it out an hour and got only a 1% charge added to the Jackery Explorer 100 plus. In full sun for 5 minutes it performed pretty well, I was getting about 16W in full sun. It works very well charging the Jackery power bank and it also will charge my iPhone and laptop, so long as the clouds stay away. I like that it is small and doesn’t take up much space, but it does not charge very fast, probably would take half a day of full sun to charge the power bank.

Jackery always has quality materials/items

My use case for this solar panel is camping. I bring a ton of gear and it's great to have something small form factor that charges my fans and lanterns. It's something you can slip into the trunk of your car and not have to worry about sacrificing space for your essential gear. I do have 200 watt Bluetti panels that would get the job done far more efficiently, but they're like suitcases. Make no mistake, the benefit with this solar panel is portability. If you're wanting something to fill up your 1200 watt power station, you're looking in the wrong place. On the other hand, if you're looking to charge up a small power bank or a mobile device or two, look no further!