🌞 Review: PAXCESS 60W 18V Portable Solar Panel – Off Grid Foldable Charger for Outdoor Camping with USB QC 3.0 & Type C Output – Compatible with Paxcess, Rockpals, Jackery, Suaoki Power Stations Review

I live in an area that has had frequent power outages for the last year and I bought a Jackery 240 battery to keep small appliances running. A few weeks ago the power went out for 12 hours and I decided to find a solar panel that would work with my battery. still enough power to offset about half of what I used. Later, when the clouds cleared, the power increased to 47 watts. You really need bright sunshine to make the most of it, but even if it's cloudy you can at least get some strength. I…

Overall I like it. The nylon outer fabric makes the small suitcase quite durable. All the ports you'll likely need are in a small zipped pocket on the outside. The main downside is the stand. The carry piece is just a piece of fabric, so it dangles when you try to put it back in place. I would like something more rigid that would stay in place better. And it's not adjustable at all, leaving you stuck on a corner if you want to use the included supports. And efficiency can be an issue. I…

Cannot compare this to any other solar charger as it is the only one I have experience with. And it worked very well for me. We camped on the campgrounds of the national parks, which often have no power outlets. But my wife can't sleep at night without a fan. The camp's battery-powered fans couldn't cope. So we bought this solar array and a portable "power station" (included). In direct sunlight, the solar charger put out a steady 25 to 40 watts of power, which was enough to charge the power…

I've been testing the PAXCESS 60W 18V Portable Solar Panel quite intensively throughout the day. Conditions were optimal in that there were no clouds or other obstructions to the sun and temperatures ranged from 70 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit. In the early and late hours of the day, the panel delivered less than 5 watts, even when facing the sun. . At peak times, in the hour before noon, it has an output of around 35 watts. One of the advertised features is that it can charge more than one device…

Useful form factor and good cells, but bad controller setup. Foldable panels are theoretically great, compact to carry and protect the panels when not in use. Monocrystalline elements are definitely better than polycrystalline elements on Togospower 60W panels. However, as with the Togospower panels, the controllers are questionable and should be enabled optionally rather than hardwired. Return and purchase of flexible standard panels without a controller. In theory, foldable panels are great…