Review on 🔆 ALLPOWERS 100W Foldable Solar Panel: Portable Solar Charger for Camping, Laptops, Motorhomes, Caravans, Compatible with Portable Power Station, Solar Generator by Tsuyoshi Tendencies

Bought three sets of these plates. So how good? For example: ● Good quality briefcase material, it can be washed and seems durable ● The stitching on the handle is very good ● The handle may not be the best, but it is decent quality and should hold ● The panels come off easily open and close as they did a high quality button system ● Pocket that closes with Velcro built into the back for cables ● MC4 cables ● Panels are waterproof ● Also included is MC4 for 5.5 x 2.1mm cables ● MC4 Anderson cable is also included ● Excellent price ● Performance has proven excellent in tests I've run (see price increase): ● No stands or alternative system (although I'm not a big fan of stands as they don't have an adjustable feature , useful in many situations) ● No grommets for hanging panels ● Fabric hanging loops may or may not be permanent. Specifications: VOC = 22.4 V IMP = 5.4 ATest results: October 24, 2020: the sky was sun with clouds (cuckoo), temperature 84 degrees, time 11:00-11:30. Panel #1: 19.3-20.9V, 2.8-3.6A Panel #2: 20.8V, 3.5 AP Panel #3: 21.8V, 5.21A November 3, 2020: clear sky, temperature 73 degrees, time 11:15 Panel #1: 19.5-19.79 V, 4.95-5.33 November 4, 2020: partly cloudy, temperature 77 degrees, time from 11:05 to 11:40 (this test was videotaped) Panel #1: 17.0 to 19.9 V, 5.27 to 5.63 A Panel #2: 19.4 to 19.7 V , 5.38 to 5.47 A. Panel #3: 19.5 to 19.9, 4.95 to 5.27 A. Panels #1, #2, #3 connected in series: 59, 3 to 59.4 V, from 5.19 to 5.22 A. Satisfied with their quality and their results. Price was the first feature that got them on my radar and on my research list. Their quality and performance keep them in my arsenal for emergency preparedness. I have no doubt that they will work well when charging my power plants.