⚡️ Efficient POWOXI 1.8W 12V Portable Solar Car Battery Charger: Ideal for Automotive, Motorcycle, Boat, ATV, RV, and More! Review

This solar charger produces 25 volts in direct sunlight. That's too much for a 12 volt car battery charger. As with charging a car alternator, the maximum voltage should be between 12 and 14 volts. Not happy with this extremely "non-standard" output device. I would not recommend this solar charger. I turned it off and ordered a solar charger from another supplier. Unfortunately I threw away the box and packing material that it came with so I probably won't be able to get a refund. I will…

Bought a 1.8w POWOXI solar charger in January '19 and found it not working in November 2019. It was set up in January to service our new PWC battery and tested at 13-14v with a blue light flashing when connected to the battery. It turned out to work well. When we started our PWC 9 months later in October, the battery seemed to die on the first start. Tested POWOXI and found 2 to 4V in bright sun. But the blue light was still blinking, which gave me the wrong impression that there was no…

Every fall I plan to take the battery out of my lawn tractor and plug it into the charger in the garage, but I never do! Plug it into the charger a few days before launch. I saw this SOLAR charger and thought I could put their solar array outside of my shed and fishing line to keep the tractor battery charged all winter. I will try to update this spring 2020. Suction cups are basically useless. The device is made in China, when I ordered I could not find the place of manufacture. **** UPDATE…

I've had it for about 3 months now. I wanted to use it to charge the battery in my work car, which is rarely used these days. Tried it first via the cigarette lighter and couldn't get it to glow green (charging), only yellow/orange (light incidence). It didn't work, but I've had issues with the cigarette lighter port before, so I tried connecting it directly to the battery (using alligator clips included). I managed to get a green (charging) indicator and charged the device for over 10 days…

Not suitable for charging a 12V car battery. I couldn't even get it to light up a simple 12 volt car lightbulb. I left the charger on the car battery that was used for my caravan for more than a week. The battery was charged as I had just disconnected it from the house and the fridge and lights in the camper were working fine. I unplugged my camper from home and plugged in this charger to see if it would hold a charge. The blue light is off. I plugged in the reverse connector and the light came

12/30/20 bought a new battery 24F (12volt) car battery. I haven't driven much because of Covid so I decided to invest some money and buy this solar charger. Initially this charger worked great and fully charged the battery and the car started as if it had a powerful new battery. The last time I took my car to a car wash was on February 15, 2020. Fast forward to February 26th, 21st. My car didn't start. Normally the battery would be low without a tender, but at least my car's headlights would…