Fortable Solar Panel 30W 18V QC3.0 USB, Type C, DC Output for Portable Power Station Generator Poldable Battery Charger for Outdoor Camping RV, Cell Phone, Laptop

Bought this product to charge my portable power banks and it works very well. It charged my 10000 mah battery back in about 7-8 hours It has a pretty nice build quality definitely feels sturdy. Since i received the panel my phone earbuds, and laptop are all charged by them.

It's a good solar panel. It works as it should and comes with multiple adapters for various laptops. It has usb c and standard usb ports along with a barrel prot for the cable and adapters it comes with.Due to snow and rain almost daily since I got this I haven't been able to test how quickly it will charge anything. It will charge stuff but with the low sunlight we've been getting I can't say how fast...My one issue with it is there is no pocket on the case for cables. It would be 5 stars if there were a small pocket I could stick a few usb cables into so I have them with the panel when I need them.

I’m not sure about product yet. I put it outside for a whole day and I only had one bar for my power station. I’ve try something else and I got results so I’m still trying it out.

works nice and was to use.

In direct sunlight this barely charges my phone at 200-400ma. Even then it will only charge your phone for 20-30 secs then it will start disconnecting and then reconnecting over and over. I've tried the USBc and USB port. Do not recommend.

I am always skeptical of portable solar panels but this as actually able to charge my phone. all the ones I've tried in the past (some bigger than this one) have not worked to charge my phone, the phone recognizes it's plugged in and then gives a warning that there is a problem with the charging accessory. However with this solar panel it just charges and does not give a warning. I am very happy that it works and plan to take it with me whenever I travel.

This solar panel definitely is a just-in-case backup sort of device more than something you want to rely on.The output on it is heavily dependent on getting full bright sunlight and even then it's not going to be blazingly high powered. By far the best use it has is charging powerbanks, something you can just set it and forget it and come back to a fully charged powerbank to use elsewhere.It does include a bunch of different connectors for various devices but basically everything I use has a USB cable option of some sort so that's not really an issue but it makes a nice extra.It being foldable lets you bundle it into a bugout bag or an emergency kit in your car too.It's hard to say how long it will last though, solar panels have pretty low shelf lifes in use and cheap ones even more so, so I guess we'll see.

This panel is okay, but it has some significant drawbacks that I think should be considered before purchase. First of all, it will only supply the advertised voltage in direct sunlight, on a day of clear skies. If it is cloudy or shaded, the device you are trying to charge may not even register as charging. It is advertised as being for laptops and power stations, but none of the tips fit any power station I had, and to try to charge a laptop with this thing would probably take a full day if not longer. I'm not sure what laptops these tips fit and it does not say either. But really I just wanted to know if this would charge my phone. It will, but again, it needs to be in direct sunlight, and for my particular phone it would not provide enough energy to use it while charging. There is no storage pouch for the tips or cable either and the ports are exposed behind the panel, no cover for that either besides the rubber plugs over the ports themselves.That being said, the panel does seem well made. The materials are good. The individual cells are tiny so that partially explains the efficiency issue.I don't think the panel is bad, per se, but it definitely isn't viable for someone really depending on having backup power on the go. Honestly, i think the best use case for this thing is to charge a USB power bank, then use the power bank to power your devices. As a direct charge source, it just didnt work very well for me.