🔌 120W Portable Solar Panel Foldable by TISHI HERY with 4 Outputs (DC/USB/QC3.0/Type-C) - Compatible with Most Portable Solar Generators, Power Stations, Phones, Laptops, Tablets for Travel, Camping, RV, Hiking Review

This panel is great in full sun - here in Connecticut around 2pm the output is about 80-90 watts. However, my biggest issue with the panel, and why I'll probably be bringing it back, is that if you have even a SMALL section in the shade, or it's slightly shaded by a tree, the performance of this panel drops to almost ZERO. As you can see in the photo - patchy sunlight = 9 watts. When I held this panel in full sun with only a tiny corner covered with a few BLADES the output power dropped to 25…

This solar panel is great! I bought it for dry camping and charging electronics. I've got a Jakery portable and I'm looking into a Jackery solar panel and this. I chose this one because of the price and you can plug it right in while charging your jackety. That was great! Keep everything charged during the 9 day trek including a Bose speaker and 4 phones for teenagers I. I am very happy with my purchase. It comes with several different adapters for different inverters. The only downside was…

I like these panels in general but they're not 120w. I've tested them and they put out 75-80 watts in full sun which is normal for a good 100w panel. The two 100-watt glass panels shown in the picture produce slightly more than these two so-called 120-watt panels. I gave them 5 stars because they seem well made and quite wearable. The footpegs appear to work well and should be able to handle light winds. I love that they come with a variety of connectors and cables, including an MC4 cable. In…

I asked the company for help. They are amazing! Your product is amazing and charges all my devices. Important: I purchased this panel specifically to charge my lithium ion battery pack generator for emergencies. I made sure all the specs were correct for performance. As soon as I connected the panel to the generator with the supplied mc4 cable, my generator started smoking. Now the solar panel in my generator has died and the warranty has expired. A new one costs me $300, which I can't afford…

I really liked the product at first, but after a while the performance dropped significantly. I bought it mainly for the convenience of folding because. 100W panels, both rigid and flexible. All my other panels put out 60-85 watts. When I got the panel I had about 60 watts, but now I'm getting maybe 25-30 watts on a very sunny day in the Houston heat. I've ordered another one to see if the new one gets more and it's almost double the original one. So the new panel is also around 60W, but not as

This was the cheapest 100w foldable panel I could find and I was pleasantly surprised. The canvas material feels premium. I like that the power connections are in a zippered pocket and the pocket is big enough to hold all the cables. The cables use an interchangeable tip to work with a variety of devices. It works well enough, although I can use a special 5.5mm to 8mm cable so I don't risk losing the tip. Foldable "legs" work well. They're connected to a stretchy material that allows for a…

Unfortunately, this panel does not store a charge. The description didn't say anything about it, so I didn't find out about it until after I received it. The cord is also very short, 3 feet or less, and no extension cord is included. This might not be a problem for you depending on what you use it for. I bought it to use as a power source for a CPAP machine. Since the panel doesn't hold a charge, the cable has to go straight from the panel to the charger, which means I have to hook up a $200…