🔆 AIPER Portable Solar Panel 60W: Ideal Solar Generator Charger for Suaoki, Jackery, Goal Zero, Rockpals, Paxcess Portable Power Stations - Perfect Portable Foldable Solar Charger with USB Port for Camping, Van, RV in Summer Review

Good panel but DC cable is broken. When I received it, the end of the DC cord that connects to the devices was slightly bent and felt lost, but worked. Now it only charges if you hold the cable the whole time. No access to spare parts.

This solar panel is great. Looks high quality and folds into a nice little package. It comes with a variety of adapters that work with a variety of devices. USB charging is great for my battery. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a solar charger!

This is a great solar panel and works great with my current solar system on my Overland car. This product is really high quality and very durable. I hooked it up to my mppt charge controller and immediately when it was facing the sun on a shady day I was getting 2 amps to my battery from that solar panel alone. I put out about 4 amps on a sunny day.

When I received the solar panels offered with my Aiper power supply. Came half charged. I immediately hooked it up to my new solar panels to see how quickly it fully charged. After 2 hours it was fully charged, which impressed me. Even though it was in full sun but still good to know. The panels are very compact and can be folded into a handy case with storage space. I am very impressed with this product!

I've bought two of these now and am happy with them as long as they work. But there are some serious problems. Firstly, the adapter between the cable and the Aiper battery/converter is cheap third-party junk and always fails within a few months. Second, there is a weak spot in the panel controller that fails after about six months. I like the people and the company, but these issues need to be addressed. The cable from the panel to the battery MUST NOT NEED AN ADAPTER. And whatever weak link…

I think this would be great for what I wanted to do. My idea was to use it to charge my power bank while camping during the day. At night I use the AC adapter to power the LEDs and charge our cell phones/tablets etc. Even when smoking from the fires (9/12/20 in LA) my power supply shows a 5V 3A input from the panels. Only. At this rate, the charge lasts 10 hours, which is quite enough for nighttime use. It's very easy. It folds easily and has a built-in footrest. Once I upgrade to a solar power

I bought these solar panels expecting less than the 60 watt rating like any other solar panel on the market. The 60W rating was made in a Japan Industrial Standard laboratory environment. In fact, the manual states that about 80% of rated power was expected in bright sunshine. So note that it's 48W (see attached manual image). I bought it to charge my portable power station when camping (which is why the review revolves around the 18 volt output, I haven't tested the 5 volt USB output because…