🔌 100W Foldable Portable Solar Panel with 18V/5.5A DC Output, PD 45W Type C, Dual USB Compatible with Jackery Explorer/Goal Zero/Flashfish/BALDR Power Station, Notebook, RV, Phone Review

When I bought this solar panel it was the best price for a 100 watt portable solar panel. I am currently using it to charge a ravpower power plant. It can also charge my phone outside of direct sunlight. This panel is quick to install and easy to fold. I usually put them on stands, but I also appreciate the grommets on the corners. Probably won't fit in a backpack. So far it's worked great for me and I can't complain.

USB-C PD output only supports limited output profiles. I couldn't charge my laptop at 45W output even though the solar panel claims to support the PD standard at up to 60W output. Entry. One picture shows the measurement from the solar panel and the other shows the measurement from the AC plug. I was able to charge a cell phone that uses the power profile less than a laptop. Am I only interested in charging phones via USB-C, or am I not interested in the USB-C feature at all?

For camping in a trailer and other uses in August 2020 I purchased a Kinverch Jump Starter 1500 Peak/750 instant portable power station with 300 watt inverter and 150 psi air compressor. Generator Meterk 300W portable power station plus this BigBlue 100W portable solar panel kit with PD Type C, dual USB ports (fast charge) and 18V DC output The latest power station plus the solar panel arrived a day earlier than expected. Out of curiosity I also connected a solar panel to the Kinwerch power…

Bought this solar panel for an upcoming hike. The device was delivered on time and was well packaged to avoid damage in transit. I've used it to charge my power bank a couple of times and was impressed by how quickly it charges at different levels of sunlight. Features two USB output ports so you can charge two devices at the same time. Pros: portable, powerful (100w), versatile with many different connection tips, compatible with different brands of solar generators, durable, good value for…

I live in suburban Seattle and am amazed that I can charge my phone at the same rate as a wall outlet on a cloudy day. October evening with the USB port for fast charging. I can't even imagine how powerful this thing can be in our spring and summer months. / A DC hub and an electric lighter in case our country's electrical and social infrastructure collapses. a heavy set of panels so I wouldn't recommend taking this 100 watt version with you if you're trying to walk anywhere. Absolutely…

Now that it's a solar panel that folds into a small carrying case, it's pretty neat. It's light considering the size, but overall it's not too bad. I know very well that my wife doesn't want to take it with her. The size is really impressive when everything is folded up to catch the sun's rays. You can hang it on a tree or something like that if you like. It's pretty easy to set up on the ground. I am very curious if it will now keep a 12 volt deep cycle battery charged. From what I could…

I like this solar panel because it folds into a large laptop sized bag for easy portability and storage. Complete with carry handle and heavy duty carry clasps. When unfolded, I can stand it on the built-in supports so it's not level. It's about five feet long when fully open. In bright sunshine, he charged the 13-volt battery of a self-propelled mower in just a few hours. Folds up and stores easily under the bed. Has 6 grommets (2 on each corner and 2 off-center) to hang the solar panel off…