🔆 AIDPEK 60W Foldable Solar Panel with Kickstand - Portable Solar Charger for Suaoki Portable Generator / 8mm Goal Zero Yeti Power Station / Jackery / USB Devices - Featuring QC3.0 USB Ports and 18V DC Output Review

It wasn't cheap. We wasted our money because it doesn't charge well and fast enough. If everything worked well I wouldn't complain about the price.

This solar panel is very compact. It's very light, I can fold it and it will be the size of a book, it fits in my backpack easily. What I love about this solar panel is that it comes with many different adapters.

50w is the best I've ever seen. It still serves its purpose, but no matter how I set it up, rearrange it, or turn it to face the sun, it won't rise any higher. Maybe just me. Bought to charge the solar generator on a hike.

Good quality. Just make sure your expectations aren't too high. I reached 43W max. For a moment I could reach 48, but on average I used 43 watts four times. I took it as a spare, I don't plan to use it often. Looks well made and lightweight. If you need more watts then look elsewhere.

Good reliable portable solar charger that is well made. I can max out at 42 watts on a bright, sunny day in Southern California. The dissipation factor is physical and makes sense. Capable of fully charging a 2800mAh VOCC charger and a 288Wh generator in 4-6 hours (if you move the solar panel at the optimum angle as the sun moves). It's missing some standard ports, so you might need to buy a couple of adapters. Research accordingly

I tried a different brand of portable/foldable 60 watt solar panel. I sent it back because it didn't seem to work well and had too many parts to keep track of. I also didn't believe that a sheet folded like a card would last long without breaking. I'm glad I tried this Aires panel. It works well and only has 2 folds but is compact enough to be easily transported. It connects perfectly with my solar/power station. I also like how the coasters are built in they tilt towards the sun.