Mesuvida 60W Portable Foldable Solar Panels Chargers 18V DC MC4 Outputs for Camping Backpacking Fast Charging for Power Station Cell Phone Power Bank

I purchased two of these no-name panels to run in parallel to charge a variety of devices, most frequently a Bluetti power station. This power station accepts a maximum of 200W in, and these two panels nearly max it out. I have seen as high as 183 watts generated by these - that's over 90 watts a panel! 75 watts is the _minimum_ I've seen from one of these panels in sunlight. This is fantastic performance for a sub-$100 panel. If I needed more, these are the ones I would buy - and maybe I will! The only downside I can think of is that the attachment of the wires to the panel is a bit weak and flimsy, and the wires themselves are quite thin. I worry that if any strain is put on the wires there may eventually be connectivity problems. So I will just need to do my best to be careful.

better than described and works well !!!!......... easy set up .... charged my cell phone in a test....then used to charge a 40k power bank did its job well great for off grid emergencies........

Works pretty well for it's price point. Will not work behind glass - it needs full on contact with sunlight for optimum efficiency. Other than that it's light, easy to set up and use.

the solar panel is extremely powerful I plug it in and get about 30 Watts on One Mini power bank I use it to charge the power bank over a generator because it just does a better job I love how quick it charges but here are the cons it seems to only now get 28 to 29 ones I don't know if that's just the angle but I was getting 30 Watts when I first purchased it second I wish that it came with chords what I mean by this is USB type-c chords already for it to plug in and just attach my items with it would make it a lot easier than having to search for my own personal chords and use those third the legs and the setup for having it propped up seem to work pretty good but you're going to need a tie down on a windy day always try to use the tie downs but only problem with the tie downs is once they're set up it makes it very difficult to maneuver and change it with the Sun so that it gets full sun so it's going to be a constant go out untie a just retie and make sure that it stands up if it falls it does stuff very easily I attribute this to why I'm only getting 28 to 29 watts versus the full 30 Watts as I originally started I say 30 Watts when it's all 100 watt solar panel because I believe that it's 30 watts per Port as I can have three items plugged in and it does not take away from either of a wattage for anything plugged in so each item will receive about 30 Watts I am overall very happy with this purchase it is better than other more expensive and less powerful solar panels I have purchased in the past

This is a great portable solar charging system for any type of On-The-Go needs. With the three USB ports, it charged my seven different devices (two Samsung phones, three 20k mA battery banks and a 4k mA light) up to 100% in less than 9 hours on a MoStLy sunny day. I'm teally impressed. Also, shipping packaging and overall product quality of materials used/construction are top-notch too. I would recommend this product to others and may very well purchase another one, to boost my solar charging of larger solar generator.

Very sturdy and has some waterproof protection. It really great. I added another one and linked them though MC4 I was surprised how well it worked with an MPPT (75/10 Victron) and charged one battery. There are tons of options to use it with all different connectors. My phone charged really fast, it was able to charge my HP laptop though USB-C although it took a long time. (3h)

The panel is semi firm compared to a Renogy as firm . I'm getting 85watts in October. The flexibility actually comes in handy with some applications. It's light weight make it very usable in different positions. My only improvement suggestion would be a higher grade of wiring. The accessories bought separately from other companies would cost half what you pay for this as a whole package if you can find them in tariff times.

So I'm just learning about this solar energy stuff. I have a small business and sell at shows, outdoor markets, trade shows, etc. Anyway, I have a little 200 watt power box to keep my equipment charged during these shows. I bought a 200 watt portable solar panel and hooked it up to my 200 watt power box. Well, I learned a valuable lesson that day, don't do that. It blew up my power box. I looked at the manual and it said it can take 30 watt max for charging. I bought a new box and this little solar panel. Things are back on easy street. I now read all the manuals when I upgrade.

Solar panel looks way nicer than expected, adapters and wires very useful. My max wattage I experienced so far has been roughly 76 when angled and such however was an extremely hot day and I think may have started to overheat a bit. Panel was certainly hot to the touch but for something like camping definitely is an amazing option. Hope to see many more uses out of this item.

30 watts solar panels pirchased 2, none worked after many sunlight exposure. Didn't charge phones pr Bluetooth. its just my luck i guesa. This my 3rd time buying and returning portable aolar panels.