SS60 Portable 60W Solar Panel, Waterproof IP67 Foldable Solar Panel Charger with 18V DC, PD 45W USB-C and 5V USB-A Output for Solar Generator 12V Battery

These work great with our little battery with built in inverter. The panels fold out and with the different plugs we installed ours from box to charging in under five minutes. Easy to install. They are well built and robust. Great design! Large enough to do the job but small enough to slide under a back seat. One note - ALL solar panels will lose charging capability if partially shaded even a little. If you stand these in grass the bottom edge will get shaded by the grass and halve your charge capability. To avoid this set on a surface where no shadow is cast anywhere on the panels. All solar panels have this "issue" so this is not a flaw of these panels.

This is definitely a life saver. It’s great for camper or on the go. It comes with external adaptors for plug in power. If also has a usb-a and usb-c port to plug in your computer and mobile devices. Works instantly and charges very quickly. Definitely a must have for traveling, on the go, or trips. No actual power outlets needed. The solar charging doesn’t even require direct sunlight and it still charges. 5 star product!

I was very impressed with the build quality and overall feel of this unit - it just feels really well designed and manufactured, and the performance (i.e. how fast it was able to charge my devices) also exceeded my expectation. I did some tests of charging my iPhone 13 and older iPad (e.g. see photo) to see how much time it would take to charge, in full sunshine - here are some results, followed by a few observations.1) For the iPad, my best result was 2 hours to get from 58% to 93%2) For the iPhone, my best result was 50 minutes to get from 50% to 92%Notes:1) Sometimes the results were less impressive, but I think that was related to various factors, including the angle of the panel to the sun, and something about the sunshine on the particular day - we live in an "only somewhat sunny" area (i.e. not like out in the desert) so there is some atmospheric moisture and so on even when it is "sunny". YMMV but on the whole it worked well enough to be satisfying.2) Sometimes when I came to check on the charge process, the phone/ipad would say it had stopped charging due to the phone/ipad temperature, reporting that it would "continue charging when temperature decreased". At that point the phone was in the sun (near to, or in the shade of, the panel) and that caused the phone to overheat - after that experience I tried to find a shady spot for the device, while keeping the panel in the sun - not always easy with "normal length" Lightning-to-USB-C cables).3) Another time the iPhone stopped charging at 80%, due to the setting about "optimized charging" - it was going to wait until 5am to finish charging - not what I had in mind - so something to be aware of.Conclusion) If you find yourself with sunshine and no alternative way to charge relatively small devices, like maybe a rechargeable flashlight or GPS on a backpack trip, this is a great solution.

This unit works well, comes with great adapters. I plugged it into my goal zero, and never got over 35 watts. I pinned this down to using a PWM charge controller and real world vs STL ratings. I redirected it to an MPPT charge controller, and it bumped up to around 48w, which is much more in line with what I expect from one of these smaller folding panels.Really should be connected to something with a charge controller, or connected to a small cheap charge controller.

Highly recommend using to camping.It can charge up our power generator and cell phones. Will be great also to charge all my powerbanks at once. Great deal!

Disappointed with the Powdeom SS60 Portable 60W Solar Panel. Unfortunately, it doesn't work as expected - it simply doesn't charge my devices. I've tried using it in direct sunlight, adjusting the angle, and even cleaning the panels, but nothing seems to work. To be honest, I don't like it at all. For the price, I expected a bit more value, like working wise. Other than that, the weight is light, wattage was supposed to be good, it is portable true, size isnt as big.

It's a nice package and size, but when I tried to get the 45W power from the USB-C PD port, I could only in reality get about 32W @ <15V (20V output dropped voltage too quickly to stay up - down to 18V @ 1A). I don't think the circuitry is designed to handle the power advertised.

love this solar panel!!! Use it to charge my power bank, and my power generator. The solar panel is fast charging and easy to use.