100W Portable Solar Panel 24V MC4/ DC/QC 3.0 USB-A & USB-C (PD 65W) | Foldable Solar Charger Camping Solar Panel Kit, Foldable Solar Charger for Camping Power Stations Off-Grid

very good solar panel

Fantastic for caravan or campervan. Bought with .ldoubts but I was quickly put at ease. Plugged my phone, and my portable battery and it charged quickly. I would say a must for outdoor, the case is very easy to transport it, and it is not flemsy at all

Fantastic we charge everything on it in the summer all our phones and when hubby goes fishing he runs his fridge and lights of it

Took this on a week’s fishing trip in France. Along with a battery pack, this panel set kept a 35W fridge, my iPad and iPhone and the battery pack charged for the week. At 100W peak, even on overcast days it was capable of running the fridge and keeping my phone topped up. It would allow you to survive off-grid with low power consumption equipment in my opinion. A gust of wind blew it off my bivvie onto the gravel one day. I thought it would be broken. Still works perfectly. Solid construction and folds to about an inch (In the vicinity of the control and connection section) thickness so easy to transport. Not particularly heavy either, so can be transported easily. I can’t speak highly enough of this solar charger. Absolutely love it!

So disappointed with this panel, tried to use it for first time while away camping this week. Only able to charge my mobile phone, connecting my jackery explorer 1000 has been impossible to get it to charge.

I tryed charging a Samsung S24 Ultra and an Iphone 16, charging time said exactly as if they were plugged in to the mains, worthevery penny

Works well, good quality and charges my power supply well. Great for my camping trips with daughter which was the intention

I like the design, the holes to bungy it to the tent, the fact that it folds well and is easy to transport, also that the usb and mc4 are simple and work as expected. 100w is probably a bit small for real world applications, eg: topping up a reasonable size ecoflow or BLUETTI, for small battery top up, it’s maybe ok. I’m in Ireland and cloud cover and poor weather are the norm, even in “spring : summer , or what passes for summer in this part of the universe”. On that side, I found very poor performance on cloudy days or even light shade. This week, with decent spring sunshine and in direct sunlight , I was getting 20w - 37w. My idea was to run this in parallel with other panel to top up my BLUETTI, but it added very little to the mix considering its price