VITCOCO 16W Foldable Solar Phone Charger with 2 USB Ports & Display Function - Solar Charger | Ideal for iPhone, iPad, Android, Power Bank | Waterproof & Portable for Outdoor Camping Review

This solar charger is a fantastic product if you are a traveler like me. I love hiking and have a bad habit of talking on the phone a lot while hiking. I listen to music and social networks. Sometimes play video games while in mountains and enjoy the video. So I got this solar panel, attached it to my backpack and let the power bank charge it. There are two USB ports and both only work in direct sunlight, if you're just out in the shade your power bank won't charge much and it will take…

I have several stationary and portable solar panels, this one is very good in terms of power output for its weight. The device weighs less than 2 pounds, which would be great for 29 watts. My other device is rated at 60W, a little over double, but weighs 5.2 pounds, well over double. sunlight, but uses less power on a cloudy day or when the sun is lower in the sky. The digital display shows you how much power you are getting from the 2 USB ports. This is a cool feature, although it doesn't tell

The bottom line is that this solar panel works as it should, but if there's one thing I've found it's that the tilt of the panel matters. This is so important that sub-optimal positioning can make it appear as if it is not working properly. This is a 29W panel and I was able to get pretty close in my initial testing. As you can see from my photos, just before noon in the bright Florida sun I was able to test the output at 16.1 volts and 1.75 amps... This is really close to the advertised specs…

FOR:- IT WORKS! I was skeptical for several reasons. But even in that faint Wisconsin sunlight, this thing makes my iPhone play an instant "charging" sound as soon as I step outside with the solar panel in my hands (as long as it's connected to my iPhone). It's pretty cool. While you find the best spot for your charger, the charger is already charging your phone. - Features an LCD display that shows voltage in volts and amps. It switches between them every few seconds when there is enough…

I think this is one of the most affordable panels that actually comes with a DC connector. Most other panels in this category typically cost over $100 for reasonable output. Although I have a comparable 28W solar panel, I specifically wanted it with a DC connector so I can charge my higher voltage devices (i.e. I have a power supply that draws 2-3A from a wide voltage range of 5V - 5V pulls). 20V). Since my old solar panel can only output 5V USB, the maximum charging power was limited to about…