ROCKPALS 120W Portable Solar Panel - Foldable Charger with QC 3.0 & 🌞 USB-C Output: Compatible with Jackery Explorer, ROCKPALS, Paxcess Portable Solar Generator and USB Devices Review

I am new to solar generators and panels and this is my first solar panel purchase. I don't have exact gauges, but it charges my little power station just fine. The fit and finish is great and I don't feel like this is a cheap or flimsy product. My next step is to get a bigger power station and see if I can use it for a longer hike.

I love the product especially when you can get it for less than $200. I bought it when there was a discount on Amazon. It's rated at 120 watts and I figured I wouldn't get more than 20% efficiency, but in full sun I can easily get 60-65 watts. I used it to charge my portable power station when I go camping. All in all, this purchase is highly recommended if you are camping or interested in teaching your kids about solar energy.

The ROCKPALS 120W solar panel has all the added features of the latest lineup (fold-out legs, updated panel cover and waterproof compartment zip). I charged my ROCKPALS 500w power station to a solid 80-90 watts over Port Anderson at 4pm in September at 40 degrees north latitude. I think this panel is worth the money compared to the 100w panels because of the improved features and higher capacity. UPDATE: We had a clear, sunny day and the panel put out a solid 100 watts. SO glad we bought the…

I've seen videos and reviews that Rockpals don't deliver anywhere near their rated power. I thought this one would be different. The new magnetic clasp design is good, the material feels solid and pretty sure it will last. I tested it in southern Arizona for a few days and 96 watts is the best I can get with 10 AWG. Extension for mppt controller. (update when things get better) The elastic on the legs of the stand is nice to the touch, but mine were sewn off-center so it doesn't help when…

I have just finished reviewing the Rockpal 500 portable power bank I purchased. If you go camping for several days, the Rockpal 500W power bank needs to be charged. As I said in my other review, I like camping in campsites without electricity. The solution was to buy a 120w Rockpal portable solar panel. The portable refrigerator consumes approximately 350 watts of peak power when operating. The 500W Rockpal power adapter supports charging well. However, the battery discharges and must be…

I have an Okmo Mini 1110kWh power station and needed a way to charge it in an unconventional way; Steps away from Rockpals Rockpower solar panel. Let me say straight away that this particular solar panel isn't designed to quickly charge a big generator beast like Okmo, but it did give it some power back, and with a built-in extra USB port on board to power a small device Supplying or charging a smartphone or tablet, for example, is "small change" for such panels. As for charging my mini power…

I bought this panel on the 20th July based on reviews of this panel. (I didn't see it on the Rockpals product homepage)? PROS: Excellent build quality. It is made of thick nylon material. The handle system includes magnets to help keep the panel folded and a pair of hook and loop fasteners at the bottom of the panel fold to reinforce the panels when folded. There is also a thick adjustable leg at the back of each panel with double straps to keep the panel upright. When the unfolded panel is…