🔆 BALDR 120W Portable Solar Panel Charger for Jackery/ROCKPALS/Flashfish/Togo Power Power Station Generator - Foldable Solar Cell with 2 USB Ports & 18V DC Output for RV, Boat, Car Review

In direct sunlight, this solar panel charges my NinjaBatt 280Wh camping battery with a maximum input power of 67 watts. That's faster than the 57 watts it charges from an outlet. I am very impressed. 67 watts in bright sunlight, 15 to 40 watts in the shade depending on the degree of scattering. It folds perfectly, is lightweight and easy to carry. It even has two little fold out legs which I only discovered towards the end of my first hike with this solar panel, before finding them I propped it

This product does not yet work with Target Zero i150. The plug remains unconnected and keeps the connection alive. I have a Target Zero Nomad 7 and it has the correct connector (it has a little rib on the end that seems to hold it in place). The Nomad 7 panel is charging the battery (blue indicator is on). However, the BALDR panel turns blue when you press and hold the connector. I don't intend to stay there and hold on to the outlet just to charge it. You need to work on this connector (8mm)…

This is my first portable solar panel but so far I'm happy with the results. I used 71.7 watts and put out a maximum of 75 watts. Current draw is approximately 5.28A, maximum reading is 5.52A. I used a wattmeter so the numbers may be lower as my meter was drawing current from the solar panel. I'm giving it 4 stars because I haven't used/tested any other brands of portable solar panels just to be fair. Best of all Baldr came with Anderson Powerpole connectors and this solar panel is much cheaper

Decided to take my family on a 2 day 1 night hike in the outback and by that I mean the back yard of our home in California despite the presence of modern steps for everyday comfort. away, we decided to make it as real as possible so my son can understand this quick overview of what real camping is, which means there are no outlets from the house, no gas connection and the water is pre-carried Will Out in the yard the only thing I cheated on was checking email and using wifi to check the recipe

BALDR 120W foldable solar panel. I haveJackery Explorer 1000 and love it.! But I was looking for mobile additional solar panels. I want to be able to charge my jackety when he goes away for a few days for hiking, fishing etc. I chose the BALDR 120W panel over the Jackery 100W panels for two reasons. First it is advertised with 120 watts. (More power.) Second, it was cheaper (but I'd pay thejackery price if it was 120 watts or more). After receiving the new BALDR 120W, I liked the size of the…

Bought these along with a portable power station for when we go camping or just around the house when the power is out. My first solar panels so wasn't quite sure what to expect. Went shopping and saw many at very different prices, this seems like a good mid-range product at a reasonable price. So far they're impressed. They're a little heavier than I expected but also seem pretty durable. While others say they're waterproof, the documentation for mine states they're waterproof and can…