Foldable 60W Solar Power Charger

Nice portable panel setup. Works perfectly with a jackery 300. Got about 60 watts right out of the box, about a year later getting about 54 watts. Glad it came with a good handful of adapters to suit whatever you plug into it

I have family that lives in Ukraine and I ordered it for them since they have constant power problems.

Excellent

Living in Florida (The Sunshine State), this solar panel has a multitude of uses. Although it's great for camping, my reason is that we are under the constant threat of a hurricane. This product is highly portable. It is light weight and folds into a tidy square that fits into the carrying case provided. I am not tech savvy and was able to figure out the mechanics of it. It comes complete with power cords and an instruction booklet, but there is no power storage bank. If you have abundance of sunshine, you can charge the bank (not included) and having harnessed the solar energy, you can power any device using the port. If you're in a vehicle with no power, you can theoretically use this to charge your phone, laptop, or anything that charges with that type of cord. My favorite feature is that it is so easily toted around. I was expecting a cumbersome panel and was pleasantly surprised at the weight and how little space it requires. It works very well, and considering the peace of mind it gives you, it is well worth the money. It folds tidily into the carrying case provided and requires no space to store. Update: we were able to harness enough energy to charge our phones and laptop in the sun. I loved not relying on paid power! This would have been been 5+ stars if a battery were included. Still, even without a storage bank, as long as it's in the sun, it utilizes nature as a power source. Its compact appearance and efficacy meet the criteria of "great buy."

This is a great charger and seems to be really well made. The entire unit is contained in a package that is about the size of a serving tray. Super light weight and portable. The wires and multiple connectors store in the pocket of the soft case containing the solar panels. The plug on the solar panel (what I think is the inverter, though I am not too knowledgeable about such things yet) has two ports. One for a USB type C plug and the other for a hollow pin style plug (not sure what that is called). The hollow pin style plug has 7 or 8 adapters to fit varying sizes. Unfortunately, the charger does not come with an adapter to connect it to a 12v battery, my intended use. For camping or maybe for boating this is a great charger to keep all of your devices charged. However, if your goal is to charge a 12 volt battery I am not sure this charger is the way to go.

So from what I'm looking at on the specifications provided with the solar panel it is capable of 5V/3A, 9V3A, 12V/2.5A, 15V/3A on the USBC output but 20V/3A on the DC output. Makes no sense.

The 60w product works very fast. It lets fully charge my iPhone 13 in a short time