60W Foldable Solar Panel Charger, USB PC/QC3.0 5V-18V 3.3A DC Fast Solar Charging Board for Emergency Charging and Outdoor Camping. Use for Power Station Generator Laptop Tablet GPS iPad Camera etc

Took this solar charger to Boy Scout camp for a week in West Virginia. My son needs a cell phone on 24/7 to pair with his Dexcom, and his insulin pump. This solar charger was amazing it charged everything we could connect it had no problem with the medical devices it had plenty of power to charge both devices at the sane time! I measured the output with a USB multimeter and I get 2.1 Amps in full sun this was more than some of my AC adapters output. I hung this outside from the back of my camping chair, I set it flat on the table, and it worked great. I even used it inside my tent indirect sunlight to power a USB fan so I could take a nap at noon. The other boys in the troop plugged their battery packs, and phones in to charge as well. Every brand, Apple, Samsung, LG it didn't matter it charged them all. At one time using battery packs as splitters we had 12 devices plugged in and they all were charging (very slowly) but 12 devices! If a cloud comes along the output does drop, but when the sun comes back it's back to full 2.1a output again. There are no rips, tears, cracks or anything after a week of intense use. I did not get it wet at all so I can't tell if it's waterproof. If you are looking for something to charge phones and power packs for a couple people this is what you want. If you need to run a cpap, or solar generator you need something bigger.

I brought this solar charger on my vacation to Arizona, Utah, and Nevada and it performed much better than I expected. I knew that on some of the hikes I would not have access to an outlet to charge my phone and I figured this would work great in the blazing desert sun.This solar charger does not have its own battery, however, the Velcro pouch fit my portable charger perfectly (see image). Inside the pouch, there are two 2.4 amp usb ports. This allowed me to simultaneously charge my portable charger and my phone. There is an led light next to the usb ports that will light up when the solar panel has enough sunlight to charge.While we were in Bryce Canyon Utah, it was very cold and snowy (see image). To my surprise, this charger still worked without direct sunlight. It also had no problems getting a little wet from all the snow and rain.Overall, this charger exceeded my expectations. It was able to charge both my phone and my portable charger simultaneously. If you hike or camp a lot, this is definitely a worthwhile investment. For the price, you will not find any other solar charger with two 2.4 amp usb ports.

This is a good back-up charging source. It'son the slow side, but reliable & lightweight. It will work in overcast conditions but with a red light & slowly instead of green light under full sun. It's nice to have, so I recommend it.

I bought this as a replacement of my Anker Solar Panel. The built seem to be pretty sturdy, light weight. I didn't test it out until recent power outages in the community. This solar charge works, but it really require STRONG sunlight. Anything less direct or if the cloud cover the sun for 20 seconds, it dropped the charge. It took almost a 8 hours to charge my 6000mh power bank.I also wish the pocket has a zipper so that whatever you put inside the pocket won't fall out. The 2 piece of Velcro really doesn't hold.

I had the identical version from Nex brand for 3 years before bubbles formed between the panels and the fabric. So I got this one to replace my old one since Nex brand shipping was too slow. The only difference is the usb port orientation, which is adjustable on the Nex brand but this one is rigid in place. It is charging fine and I expect it to last 2 or 3 years before the bubbles form and destroy it like my old one. I charge battery packs with this which I then use to rapid charge my phone. That way my phone is not out in the elements. To note- some iPhones are incompatible for a direct connection to these tri fold panels, a message appears on iPhones saying "device not supported". But that won't matter since nobody would leave their iPhone outside in the dirt and sun anyway. Takes 1 or 2 days of full sun to charge my 20000mAh battery pack.

There's hundreds of portable solar panels out there and I picked this one. Ultralight backpacker here transitioned to car camping dad.Pros: #Worked as advertised.. I was able to charge multiple devices from camplight/power bank to cell phones.#You have to make sure to set it on full on direct sun for it to charge the fastest. Perfect example is cellphones. I have a Note 8 and you have to use a fast charging cable and set it under direct sunlight for the fast charging to work. Turning off your cellphone also worked way faster and fully charged my phone from zero battery within less than 2 hours.# 2 Usb ports so u can charge to devices at one time.Cons: I haven't fully tested the durability of it and I've been really carefully as far as storage or accidental drop. I paid for this item 100% so I value this item. If I ended up with a free version of it and able to put it to the test I will update this post.Thanks for reading my lengthy review and I hope this helps.Enjoy camping!!!

I work on the railroad. subcontractor. I have this charger in my go to bag. I carry a backpack with all my gear I may need. I.e. jackets. Machete. Extra clothing. Rope. Keys all sorts of stuff. I need on the daily basis . I use this to charge my gopro and my phone as well as charging banks. Full sunlight it charges my.battery packs in about 2 hrs or so. Mild sun light and it loses charging power drastically from my experience. Full day su light is definitely. Best. But. Folds up nice. Storage for cables is good and durable for sure.

This worked great for the first 4 weeks, it would charge by 80wh battery back up in about 2.5 days with only about 2 hours of decent sunlight. BUT it completely stopped working after 4 weeks, literally when the return policy ends. The supplier continues to reply back that it is not broken but I've checked it with a volt meter and there is no conductivity in the ports even when in direct sunlight. The pots lost all ability to transmit power and this happened right outside the return window and the response time of WISSBLUE was very poor.

出力２１W版の使用2か月レビューです。20000ｍAhと26500ｍAhのモバイルバッテリーに充電して使用しています。晴天なら2つのバッテリーを50%→100％充電できるようです。本当は60W級が欲しいところですが、防災やトレッキング用途なのでこのくらいがベスト（展開30×70㎝）モバイルバッテリーからスマホ4台、ガラケー1台、BlueToothイヤホンやSmartウオッチ、パソコンに充電してます。防災と考えていましたが、毎日使ってます。薄曇りですと、大容量のモバイルバッテリへの充電は厳しいですが、スマホならいけました。完全な曇りですとインジケータが赤になりスマホ充電もできません。　本品が悪いのでなく一般的な現象かと思います。　また、エネループへのUSB入出力急速充電器 BQ-CC87Lを使って充電も試みましたが、快晴でないと厳しいです。モバイルバッテリーから充電をお勧めします。　インジケータについて・緑；充電対象をつないで、十分な光量があり充電している状態・赤：充電不可（十分な光量下＜充電対象をつないでいない／充電完了＞、光量不十分）・赤点滅：さらに光量不十分（LED点滅さえできない）　ともあれ、買ってよかったです。弱電系だけでも自家発電環境になりました。　家計が助かるほどではないです、自己満足と安心を買います（笑）

今年の台風15号、19号は自分の家は無事でしたが、ホントにたまたま助かったとしか思えません。今後もこのレベルの台風は毎年来ると思って良さそうです。地震だっていつ来るか判りません。そんな非常時の備えにソーラー充電器があると良いなと程良い商品を探しました。 持運びに便利な小型のものでは出力が十分得られそうにないので、ある程度大きくてもしっかり充電出来そうなスペックで、基本非常時用としてあまり高価で無いものを選びました。晴天の日に試しました。スペック通りの出力が出ているか確認は出来ていませんが、赤いLEDの点灯/点滅で十分/不十分を知らせてくれて判りやすいです。明るい所なら直射日光に当てなくてもモバイルバッテリーの充電がしっかり出来て満足しました。 耐久性は今のところ判断できませんが、そう簡単には壊れなさそうには思えます。いざと言う時に断線とか怖いですが。 大きなハトメが4箇所あり、百均で買ったカラビナを取付け物干し竿にぶら下げて使いました。 天気の良い日はなるべくこれで色々充電するようにしてます。

正直、耐久性はどれほどかわからないです。災害の時に備えるために買ったので、毎日使っている訳ではありません。たまにお天気の良い日に出して使ってみるとiPhoneにもグングン充電しているので、万が一電気の通らない事態になった際には役に立つと思います。iPhoneへの充電はiPhoneのケーブルを差し込むだけで良いので、万が一に備えて離れて暮らす両親にもプレゼントしました。この商品自体は電気を作るのみで充電は出来ません。曇りの日には余り充電されません。お日様の力頼りです。

AQUOS R:充電中にはなるがバッテリーは減ってゆく。電気について詳しくないですが、電圧とかの関係でしょうかね。使い物になりません。

断水時だけでなく、災害対策に必要です。ガス、水道、電気が止まった生活を想像できますか？特に今年2019年は千葉県がすごく台風被害で困った状態になりました。（我が家は千葉県）そうした意味からも、購入しておいたほうがいいと思います。ちなみに私は19号が来る前に購入しようと、早めに購入をしておいてよかったと思います。他に買った消費品は品切れで遅延したり、台風通過後に着たりということもあったので購入時は期間に余裕をもって購入することをお勧めします。