🌞 DOKIO 160W 18V Portable Solar Panel Kit - Compact Folding Charger for Camping RV Boat - 2 USB Outputs & Controller for 12V Batteries/Power Station Review

Excellent solar panels! I used them to power ACOPower coolers on a 16 day hike. I had to drop 1 star for the terrible fasteners and solar controller. It's really cheap and I'll look for a replacement. The rest of the panels are so cool! Provide about 80% of the specified power/amps. But I don't mind. It was worth it for the portability and the price. FYI, comes with SAE connectors. For direct connection to devices with MK4 connectors you need a SAE to MK4 adapter AND a reverse polarity adapter.

The controller is a great addition to this solar panel. You can see how well the panel converts sunlight. It has pretty good voltage and amperage for its rating. And it costs relatively little. I remain hesitant about the portability and durability of this solar panel. I had previously ordered a slightly larger solar panel from another supplier, but the product was poorly packaged upon delivery and arrived damaged. It had to be returned. This item arrived with a decent amount of padding and was

Pros: These panels are lightweight and perform as advertised. The charge controller isn't melted, but obviously not of the best quality. The outside pocket is very handy to keep all the cables and the charge controller in one place. So far, so good. Cons: I looked at a few YouTube reviews before deciding to buy. The panels reviewed on YouTube had metal D-rings that made them easier to lock when deployed. They were not included in this set. Too bad that's the reason for 4 instead of 5 stars…

Actually I would give it 3.5. Inexpensive and catches those rays! I bought it to charge my Maxoak Bluetti. With the help of HoboTech I found the cables to make this possible. So it does what it should. design issues. No coasters or anything to adjust the angle so you can follow the sun and maximize. Okay I thought so I hang it on the roof rack and tie it down by adjusting the zip ties to adjust the angle. No no no. The small D-rings are apparently just decoration. 30 minutes after this venture…

I needed a solar panel to charge my Land Cruiser's batteries for many days of hiking and off-roading and to keep the fridge running. I thought it was worth it, all in one solution. Well the first time I tried it the alternator on my truck died and I had groceries in the fridge for 8 days waiting to go bad while waiting for parts to arrive. BUT WAIT, I HAD A NEW SOLAR PANEL! I connected it to the battery and it turned on the fridge and kept the battery charged for hours! We then spent 8 days at…

To me, this product (DOKIO "150" despite the part number "160") has the widest range of uses I can think of: maximum power for direct input to the Bluettie AC50S and a working PWM controller turned on, which I immediately checked by hooking it up to the battery of a car that had been sitting for a week. The initial charge was 14V at 7A, which gradually decreased as the battery was charged. I leaned the panels against the car for pretty good sun alignment. I then connected the 12V cooler to the…