Portable Solar Panel, LUMOPAL 60W Foldable Solar Panel Folding Solar Charger with PD60W USB C QC3.0 USB A DC18-20V Output for Camping Backpacking Compatible with Phone Laptop Portable Power Station

I wanted to get a portable folding solar panel & just got Lumopal 60watt for my Lumopal solar generator. Before go on road trips, I had to try, test & practice. It just fits on the SUV inside dash board nicely & also fits well on the front windshield. It was easy setting up. Input power varies a little based on weather but I got up to 40watts from outside on windshield & 14watts from inside dashboard —- pretty good! It’s good to know that it works in & out of my car. I hope to get up to 50watts on good day with better angle set up. I do have a bigger solar panel but it’s a lot heavier to handle. This cute real portable 60watt folding solar panel is good to have for easy & quick charging at anytime & anywhere; and, that’s is the beauty of it!!

This product is a great portable solar panel that has a good power output to charge most portable devices or a battery if desired. Used this to charge my phone while it streamed music while enjoying the outdoors. Haven't had the opportunity to camp with it yet but plan to next season to charge up my power packs during the day. The ability to choose USB A or Type C is a great option and the versatility to charge a backup battery as well is great. The panel has a output to charge larger battery banks but it's a single prong plug and it includes adapters to fit various sizes which is great. However, this isn't as universal as I would like. This isn't a deal breaker but this would be a truly universal solar charger if there was the ability to include or purchase additional adapters to plugs seen on other back up batteries like the XT60.

I get a solid 35 watts with my ecoflow power station. On a day with UV index of 8 and clear skies, I saw 37 watts for a bit. Maybe at higher elevation it would do better.On the plus side, it is compact and should suffice for camping where you only need to keep your 100wh power bank topped up.Update: On a partly cloudy day with no haze or fog, I'm three miles from the beach, it managed 44 watts. That was after angling it towards the sun. Flat on the ground it managed ~32 watts. It's not as good as the Flexsolar 60w folding panel. That one managed to max at 60 watts, when angled to the sun. Could easily do 57 watts, when there was a gap in the clouds.It's USB-C charging isn't as stable as the flexsolar panel. It stops charging the Anker Solix c300 DC when its output drops below ~13 watts. The Flexsolar one will keep charging the anker, down to 2 watts of output. It comes with a USB-C 60 Watt PD cable, so that's a plus.

Short version: Heavy, NOT fast charging, all panels must get some sun to work. Seems like it's of high quality parts. Good for emergency situations. Like waiting for power to return after a natural disaster (charges small things like phone, camera, Ipad).Long version:Weighs a bit more then I expected. With that said it weighs what was stated in the description.I bought for a hiking trip. Only tested it at home thus far.Only works when the sun hits all panels. With that said, does work on a half cloudy day.For example all panels are getting sun. One panel panel is getting full sun. The others are getting some sun through light clouds. It still changed my phone.The charge time was slower then I would have liked. I don't know if it is fast, slow, or normal for comparable products. I expect this to take over a few hours to charge from dead to full.I plan to keep the battery up on my phone while backpacking. By limiting its use and charging with this during breaks, lunch, and setting up camp/dinner. Should work if the weight is not too much.This solar panel kit is ideal for a natural disaster. If you are stuck in one place with enough sun. This will charge your devices until power comes back on.

I purchased this fold out solar panel for a 6 day kayak trip in the wilderness away from plug-in electricity. Worked great to keep my cellphone and my buddy's cellphone charged. I also use a CPAP machine for breathing at night and this was able to keep my CPAP battery charged for use every night in my tent. There is not a lot of room in a kayak, but with this compact fold-up panel, it was no problem. I just set it up a few hours around noon every day, and it topped off all our batteries. It has simpler, more compact electrical connectors (including USB out) than other solar panels this size. I would recommend this product.

We used this for a week long camping trip. Worked great keeping our phones charged. I was surprised at how compact it is. It's very well made. Was easy to set up and use. And the Lumopal customer service is fabulous. When I received my solar charger it was missing a few of the velcro straps to hang the charger. I contacted Lumopal support and not only did they send me extra velcro straps, they sent a couple "S" carabiner too. I would recommend this solar charger to anyone looking for a portable solar charger.

I bought this solar panel less than a year ago and have been using it on a pretty regular basis. I really like it, it seems to charge things fast. (The only recommendation is that I wish it would come in with a kickstand or something to prop it up.) However, recently the panel stopped charging regardless of what port or cable I used. I reached out to the company. They were very responsive and sent me a replacement right away. I’m very happy with the customer service. Based on this positive experience I ended up buying a smaller (30W) version of the panel and like it as well. It seems that they stand by their products.