Review on ROCKPALS 120W Portable Solar Panel - Foldable Charger with QC 3.0 & 🌞 USB-C Output: Compatible with Jackery Explorer, ROCKPALS, Paxcess Portable Solar Generator and USB Devices by Charles Palma

I have an Okmo Mini 1110kWh power station and needed a way to charge it in an unconventional way; Steps away from Rockpals Rockpower solar panel. Let me say straight away that this particular solar panel isn't designed to quickly charge a big generator beast like Okmo, but it did give it some power back, and with a built-in extra USB port on board to power a small device Supplying or charging a smartphone or tablet, for example, is "small change" for such panels. As for charging my mini power station; in 15 hours (two days) of a full solar period, 20% of the station's charge capacity was replenished. The panel body has built-in legs that extend to support the panels in a vertically tilted position (approximately 35 degrees tilt), providing reasonable stability as well as sun exposure angle. As you can see from the photos, when open, my power plant is installed almost entirely under the panels. The included 4-in-1 charging cable, which is 4 feet long, supports devices with Anderson connectors and rolls neatly into the case's outer pocket. The instructions are somewhat contradictory as they say it will work in adverse conditions, but later it specifically states that the panels should not be left out in the rain or submerged in water. I am playing it safe and do not intend to use these panels in inclement weather. Overall, I'm very happy with the compatibility, portability, and ease of use of these panels. I hope for many years of faithful service from you :-)