🌞 ALLPOWERS Foldable Solar Panel Charger 100W - Dual 5v USB & 18v DC Output for Laptops, Portable Generators, 12v Cars, Boats, RV Batteries Review

I ordered two 100 watts but both came in at 80 watts so I had to return both. I found the error is on the product packaging which says 100w but says 80w inside. I hope Allpowers solved this problem and I can order 100w again. See attached photos, you will find the error on the packaging label.

Panel 18V/100W arrived quickly, no instructions, contacted seller to email instructions. So far had the opportunity to use the panel twice. charged a cell phone from a 5V USB socket and charged a car battery with charging clips. Put a voltmeter on the solar panel before connecting to the battery, the output was 22V, after connecting the voltage dropped to 13.3 as it should, it looks like the reducer is working properly. So far I'm happy with the compactness and ease of use.

I'm proud that this company doesn't make a cheap product and they exceeded my expectations. I used it religiously for a month before it burned out in my trailer in September. To be honest fire would be the only thing that could destroy this kit. The panels flex under pressure and the tarpaulin cover keeps rain out. Of all that was destroyed, that and my gaming PC were the only two things that mattered to me. That should tell you something. I'll buy a new one when I can afford it, so I'm hoping…

I took this solar panel and 300W LEDKINGDOMUS power station on a hike to charge my Mavic 2 Zoom drone. It worked great. I've had sunny days and it was enough to fully charge my power station and a few cell phones every day. I was able to load both at the same time. I then used the power station to charge 4 batteries for my drone every day. It was the perfect combination of the right weight, power consumption and comfort to do exactly what I needed. I would like to have more power, but then you…

I ordered this last minute for a camping trip. I took a number of electronic devices with me and was unsure about access to electricity. My access was much worse than expected so I was very happy with this solar panel. On sunny days he did an incredible job replacing the main equipment: computers, cellphones, hotspot and small extra battery packs. On cloudy days this was not enough. If I were to leave camp, I would park it by the front window. Despite this reduced efficiency, small batteries…

I was a little skeptical that this would provide enough power, but after an 8 day hike in northern Arizona I can say that I now carry this outlet with me at all times. It spread perfectly on my Xterra's windshield. Attached it to the wipers and roof rack to keep the wind out. The setup was to plug the line into a cigarette socket to keep the truck's battery charged. I also used the USB sockets on the panels to charge devices. It squeezed out enough juice to keep my 50 liter ARB fridge out in 32