Review on BigBlue Lightweight Waterproof Compatible Generators by Greg Simms

We had bright sunshine yesterday. I mean it's only March but not a lot of clouds and it was charging at about 100wh constantly so my 750wh power plant was increasing the state of charge by over 10% per hour which was really amazing. I used the standard DC cable that came with it to charge, so no adapters or other cables were needed. So for me the perfect travel companion to charge all my gear. I also tested the 60W PD and it showed full compatibility. I have never had such a small 100W solar panel. It's the first thing I can really carry around with me. Of course, it's too heavy to carry in a backpack all day, but it's suitable for short trips, and it takes up much less space in my car, it's easier to store, and I can even take it with me on a motorcycle. The build is pretty solid and I couldn't find any flaws in the manufacturing process. It only takes a few seconds to unfold or re-fold and it is well protected all around and fastened with a Velcro strap inside the bag. When open, the pocket for controllers and adapters is on the bottom, but accessing everything has never been a problem. The panel is thick and strong, yet flexible, particularly the connecting pieces, allowing it to fit perfectly on almost any surface, even a sun lounger for example, allowing it to be perfectly oriented towards the sun for greater efficiency.