TP-solar 60W Portable Foldable Solar Panel Charger Kit Dual USB 5V + 18V DC Output for Portable Generator Power Station Cell Phone Tablet Laptop 12V RV Boat Car Battery

Liked super fast delivery. 13 hours after orderingVery impressed with the 60 watt solar panel. It arrived on a day with no visible sun. Just big black clouds in the sky.Hung it out window and it charged my power bank averaging 0.5 amp at 3.72 v, which is impressive without sun. I then plugged my Samsung S21 in to the USB C PD port and it charged 6% in 1 hour with no sun, only rain clouds above.This performs better in proper sun. In autumn sun in UK without pointing the panel properly at the sun this panel charged my mobile phone at 4.72v and 3.5 amps and charged it to full within an hour and half.I recommend this solar panel. its rugged, durable, easy to use. Comes with many adaptors for charging power banks, 12v vehicle and leisure batteries etc.Its quite light for what it is and i chose this over the 100w option due to another customer review who bought both but found that the 100w one did not perform better than the 60w due to different build of itAny solar device that can charge (albeit slowly) without sun or in shade is impressive. many devices out there stop charging if a cloud or shadow passes the panel or part of the panel

These are my initial impressions and won't cover longevity.The panels arrived yesterday and come in a nice carry bag. Inured are a loads of cables and connectors and a pair of support frames to hold the panels at 45 degrees. The whole pack has has a fair weight to it and quality feels, you wouldn't take all of it hiking. The panels themselves look very nice quality along with the materials used.There is a solar intensity led display on the side which is very sensitive and I found miss reads if not perfectly pointed at the sun but this doesn't affect what come out of the panels rather helps you orientate them. On a cloudy day I was getting 2 LEDs on the solar intensity display and registering 21W going into my cheap portable power station (happy with that to). When the sun briefly popped out I got about 51W. I think on a clear sunny day the output would be even better. All in all I'm impressed with the panels, the quality and what you get for your money.

Easy to use and set up...the light sensor is annoying as it flops about and you need to prop whatever you are charging up behind it to find the best 4 leds lit charging position.things enter charge at all if none of the leds are lit. Charges phone in 2 to 3 hours full sun but im using another solar battery to store power from bright days. Since taking delivery my devices have all been off mains grid and have bought USB charger to charge batteries and take more household items off mains grid.. certainly during summer months. Great.

First of all, can't fault the quality of build at all. The panel, the case and all the accessories are absalutely spot on, especially for the price. Being somewhat a little OCD, I really appreciate all the pockets and dividers in the case so everything stays neat and tidy, easy to find stuff. The case is padded not just on the outer walls but internally as well, so no need to worry about stuff getting damaged in transit or the accessories causing damage to the panel through thin materials.The whole system packs away pretty small making it perfect for camping but I'd say it's probably a bit too big for backpacking unless you left the case at home and just took the panel. I'd recommend getting a 5.5/2.1mm DC jack extension cable if you plan to use for camping though. The supplied cable is long enough for you to hide your solar station/battery behind the panel but personally I'd prefer to keep that bit in the tent out the sun and out of sight.As far as performance goes:1) on a heavily overcast day using the 19v port I was getting between 3-6w (0.1-0.3A @ 19V) in displayed on my solar station, not a lot but both my smaller anchor and choetec portable panels refused to charge a phone2) During broken sunshine this jumped between 10-20w (0.5 - 1A @ 19v) which is wholly respectable and is probably the type of weather you're most likely to come across in the UK3) in full sun, astonishingly I got pretty much the full stated output which almost never happens with solar panels as that output is usually a "best scenario in a lab" figure like the specified Mpg of a car. taking into account any errors on the cheap solar station power meter and losses through the cable and charging circuits I was over the moon with an indicated 57w (3A @ 19v)I'm so impressed with it I'm really tempted to buy a second as a backup or to hook up in parallel during those less than ideal cloudy days.There is a little room for improvement though, it's certainly nothing that would stop me buying it it but personally I think the photocell for the solar intensity indicator should ideally be relocated to one of the panels as it's not great on the charge controller flap (whilst a nice feature and i'd profer to have it than not, in all honesty I don't see me using it that often, it's pretty obvious if your panel is not facing the sun!) my only other improvement would be to make the charge controller and power connections semi-waterproof at least, even if it's just a little box you have to open to fit the connectors just to ease that "what if it rains" anxiety. Other than this I'm more than happy with it.in summary, I'm more than happy with the panel, I'm more than happy to buy another and I'd gladly recommend it to friends.

This is the second panel from Top solar i own. Even today on the 22nd of December this 60w panel managed 30w on the 19v rail. Usb was no problem. Super compact size. I should emagen this will have no problem in charging my solar generator 10 months of the year. Very good build quilty and durable in real life, ive given my older 30w panel alot of use and it still performs as new.