🔆 ALLPOWERS 100W Foldable Solar Panel: Portable Solar Charger for Camping, Laptops, Motorhomes, Caravans, Compatible with Portable Power Station, Solar Generator Review

I bought two of these panels. The first time I used them in series they produced 160 watts. Since then I have used them several times and now the maximum power they produce is 109 watts. Clicking on the coasters would be fine as long as they stay attached. If I barely touch the footrests while moving the fairings, they come loose. They are also very difficult to put back on. I like the portability and compact design.

I bought this along with a 300w Allpowers solar generator. I was happy to see that it came with all the necessary connections and thought it would be a good system. However, despite numerous troubleshooting attempts and repositioning methods, I can only get 55 watts of peak power in bright sunshine with clear skies and 81 degrees. As I covered one side, the input dropped to 34, then 33 for the other side. However, when working together, I only get 55 watts of input power. I emailed Allpowers in

I knew I was making a deal when I bought this unit for $119. Yes, this is not Jackery, Rockpals or Renogy. But for half the price of those brands, I got two. It has some downsides like lack of kickstand, rigid frame or built-in controller. But I can easily set it up with a makeshift stand or give it to a shop window. With MC4 ends I can run two and use them in parallel. I bought an MC4 connector with three common connectors that fit most solar generators. link at the end. No complaints here…

I bought a few of these plates for different purposes. I have several Acopower and Jackery panels that cost a lot more and have additional features. If you're looking for an easy-to-configure, no-frills panel that delivers good results, this is a solid choice. I got 165 watts from a pair that came with my new Bluetti AC200. That's 82.5 watts per panel, which is a great achievement. The only downside is that they don't have coasters. You must have something to lean on. I used a few plastic milk…

I bought this recently when I bought an Anker Powerhouse 2 800 as it has MC4 connectors on board. Also to find out he also has an MC4 adapter for Anderson. And that's great, because the Anker box I bought has an Anderson connector for charging. The plates themselves are relatively large. We're talking 24" x 18" folded and closed. The good news, however, is that it stays pretty flat. And wouldn't you know that as soon as everything is connected and you shine a little light on those panels, the…

After looking for solar panels to charge my Aimtom 540WH Raptor backup power supply, this product seemed to have the features I needed at a better price than Modules from established brands . To be honest, the simple structure of the system made the decision easier. Based on my research everyone else has tried to fit pretty much every possible application and battery on the market. This meant they were bundled with several different cables and adapters that I never used. All I needed was a 100w

Bought three sets of these plates. So how good? For example: ● Good quality briefcase material, it can be washed and seems durable ● The stitching on the handle is very good ● The handle may not be the best, but it is decent quality and should hold ● The panels come off easily open and close as they did a high quality button system ● Pocket that closes with Velcro built into the back for cables ● MC4 cables ● Panels are waterproof ● Also included is MC4 for 5.5 x 2.1mm cables ● MC4 Anderson…