Lumopal Portable Solar Panel, 60W Folding Charger Kit with USB QC3.0 PD TYPE-C DC 23V Ports, IP65 Waterproof for Camping Backpacking RV Traveling, Compatible Phone Tablets Power Stations

This is a nice lower wattage (60 watts) but much more portable Solar Panel option. Even though it is a lower wattage, it is still powerful enough to recharge 300 watt and lower power banks. I purchased some UT60 adapters that fit well with the DC cord provided to fit the solar power plugs my power banks use. Plenty of other USB A and USB C outlets available on the unit was well. Folds and packs much better in its own attached bag with a zippered pocket for chords and a few other accessories. A little heavier but much the same footprint as 10 watt solar panels. Took just minutes to recharge my cell phone. Can easily be placed temporarily on a vehicle, tent roof, or hung from railings/tree.

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Works great. Purchased a controller for charging 12v batteries, it's small enough to fit right in the pocket of the solar panel. I use this for extended kayak and canoe trips for charging all kinds of things but mostly my battery for a CPAP machine. After 9 or 10 hours use on my battery that can last 24 hours use, the battery it fully charged in 2-3 hours, it was mostly sunny days, so I guess from dead it could charge fully in about 6 hours. It charged fully in double time on a mostly cloudy day... Compact and if you need power for camping this works well

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.

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 design Cons: 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.