60W Portable Solar Panel Charger with USB QC3.0 & Type-C Ports for Tablet Laptop Camera Phone GPS Camping Lamp and DC Output for Solar Generators Power Stations 12V Car Boat RV Battery…

The media could not be loaded. I like the part where it also has output for 18v DC supply, actually measured about 21v on it. Unfortunately, I don’t have any power generator backup to use the 18v supply output.The USB outs were measured at just above 4.5v with about 0.4amp, my USB tool may not be accurate but it’s the only think I got that can measure these panel. Enough to power up my small USB fan.The size is and design was well thought of, not too small and not too bulky. The added kickstand is a nice touch.The nylon material of the case looks durable I just don’t know how it would handle harsh heat conditions on dry heat areas.I still recommend this solar panel for what uses I have.

I have been using this in place of my larger folding 110w panel as its smaller and more convenient to use. Its not as powerful but it still charges my ecoflow river 600 just fine and with its multiple connector s i can charge other devices without needing to plug them in to my solar generator.

Solar panel works, but it takes much more time than i think to charge a 10000 mha portable bank battery. For sunny day it works 15 hrs to charge 1 bars of 5 bars. Think twice before buying it......

I like the size, easy to take along, it comes with several cables to hook it up. Right out of the box it's pulling 23+w charging the power station, i'm sure I will get more out of it once I figure out the best angle.I placed it on cement painted white and it's charging at 30w!

This is the FIRST Review of the Three panel, 90 Watt solar charger. I set it up on a bright sunny day with some puffy white clouds drifting by occasionally. I am in the Atlanta metro area in mid August. I tested the 90 Watt unit with a 30,000Mah power bank that displays Percent charge, input voltage, and charging current. I have two of these and both measured the same.Results for 90 Watt panel:The USB QC3 output was 5.2 volts at 1.4 Amps. Both ports will give this output simultaneously. The USB-QC3 port on the end will maintain about 0.5 Amps under hazy conditions. All other ports go to ZEROThe USB-C Output was 5.5 Volts at 2.8 Amps.The 18 Volt DC output was 21.4 Volts open circuit. I do not have solar generator to test this out put.Results 60 Watt Panel: (I have both)The USB A and C outputs are identical to the 90 watt Panel. If you are only using the USB out puts, this is the one to purchase.18 Volt out put. I have no way to test.Overall, I am satisfied with this Solar Charger. I am getting about the same charging outputs that I can get with my 120 Volt chargers. I left the USB-C port charging my 30,000 Mah power brick for one hour and it went up by 10%. That is about 3 Amp Hours.

I purchased this for a camping trip and did this far exceed my expectations. I tried it on a cloudy day originally and it barley charged my power bank. I decided to give it another shot on a sunny day and woah did this thing finally supply some power. I had it out for around 8 hours and it charged my 30k anker power bank just about to full! I would definitely recommend. It’s compact small and easy to store and also comes with all the hookups you will ever need! A+