30W Portable Solar Charger Foldable Solar Panel with USB C and USB A 18V MC4 12V DC for Camping Backpacking Travel Fast Charging for iPhone LG Google Cell Phone Power Bank Generator Power Station

For a 60w kit this is pretty nice. It's durable and has put out as much as 50w for me (Southern exposure, Arizona, dead-summer) so decent performance. The kit is compact and light enough but still sturdy. Legs are okay but I prefer to use a 15 degree foldable stand I picked up here previously. Also was able to connect in series with 160w and 200w panel for 420 rated watt (got around 360w consistently). If you're new to solar and looking for something inexpensive this is a solid starter panel set. Comes with everything you need to charge some devices, like a small solar generator, cell phone, camp light, or other small device.

I use it for camping and sometimes when on jobsites if I need to charge certain items. Does a pretty fast charge if you use the type c charger in it. The little kickstand in the back comes in handy to help keep it pointing at the sun.

I really like this solar panel. The connections are enclosed in a secure pouch on the outside/backside of the folding panel where there is enough room to carry additional items like a solar alignment tool and additional cable connections. I wish it were more efficient - but that is the nature of most portable solar panels. I was able to (in direct California sun) with a properly aligned orientation, get 18-20 watts out of it for charging my battery.

If you have 10 tabs open and you are comparing value or just trying to find a panel that pushes adequate watts - STOP! You found it!This panel is super slim, very lightweight for 60w, very responsive (even the led indicater is brighter than most panels). I ran both USBs to an LED light and a 9in fan (18w on low) while running the DC to my small gen (charging) and had both USBs (Gen) charging a power bank and a 6w solar power bank, while it was helping to charge itself!! About 4hr everything was topped off. Finally, working system.Good Luck out there!!!

Works well could use a third leg to help it. Keep it completely straight. But I like it and it works.

I bought the 60 W to charge batteries.Well, it turns out it does not come with an mc4 adapter to anything. You have to buy an mc4 adapter to whatever charger your battery. The pictures are only for the 100w product. When you factor in the adapter, you are close to the price of the 100W panel. Perhaps but that one.Again, the pictures are misleading!

What a shame. Even in the Arizona summer sun, this 60 watt solar panel wouldn’t pull more than 11 to 13 watts. The panel seems sturdy and the size is right, but it’s simply unusable. Going back.

Works as expected, not heavy, would recommend and I will definitely buy another one when I can afford to.