Portable Solar Panel, LUMOPAL 60W Foldable Solar Panels Charger for Camping

It’s lightweight, easy to fold and carry, and works great for camping or emergencies. The different connectors are very useful, and the 60W output is a nice feature. It feels well made and is easy to set up. Overall, a great option for the price!

This is a nice lower wattage (60 watts) but much more portable Solar Panel option. Even though it is a lower wattage, it is still powerful enough to recharge 300 watt and lower power banks. I purchased some UT60 adapters that fit well with the DC cord provided to fit the solar power plugs my power banks use. Plenty of other USB A and USB C outlets available on the unit was well. Folds and packs much better in its own attached bag with a zippered pocket for chords and a few other accessories. A little heavier but much the same footprint as 10 watt solar panels. Took just minutes to recharge my cell phone. Can easily be placed temporarily on a vehicle, tent roof, or hung from railings/tree.

Update: Looks like a panel was damaged or not working correctly. Support sent a gray version and even in evening sunlight (in the Midwest in early September - lower light intensity), I was able to get 39-40 watts consistently. Happy with the unit and looking forward to having this with my battery bank when I go camping! — Put it in max sunlight, angled perfectly to the sun and only got 28 watts max charging the jackery 290 power bank. Even with slight shade it dropped to 5-10 watts. I planned to use this while camping but if even slight shade turns it into a temporary brick, I might need to find a better solution. The positive is the usb plugs work well and they seem to handle better in low light (since they take a much lower voltage it makes sense). It packs up very smartly and easy to get setup. Just wished for more like 45-50 watts from it.

Works great. Purchased a controller for charging 12v batteries, it's small enough to fit right in the pocket of the solar panel. I use this for extended kayak and canoe trips for charging all kinds of things but mostly my battery for a CPAP machine. After 9 or 10 hours use on my battery that can last 24 hours use, the battery it fully charged in 2-3 hours, it was mostly sunny days, so I guess from dead it could charge fully in about 6 hours. It charged fully in double time on a mostly cloudy day... Compact and if you need power for camping this works well

I just got this item today and haven't used it in the field yet, so I may have to update my review based on real-world use, BUT, as far as I can tell, it's going to work perfectly for what I need. I spent a lot of time trying to find a set of solar panels that were compatible with the power pack I wanted (same type of input/output) and I was pleasantly surprised to find that this one came with multiple types of adapters. I purchased this power bank (link below) and was afraid I'd have to buy more cables or adapters to get it to work but it came with everything. Right now, these solar panels are outside charging the power bank so I can see how long it takes. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B286D2V7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 If you're trying to power small electronics while camping off-grid, not only can you do it straight from these panels (it has USB and USB-C outputs so you can go directly to your phone) but it also has the compatible DC cable needed to plug it into a larger power bank.

I had a 33800 battery to charge. I plugged it in via USB C about 8:30. By 11:30 it was at about 85% charged. The sun disappeared at this time behind clouds for the remainder of the charge which was complete by 1:00 pm. So it fully charged under 3 hours of direct sunlight and then 1.5 hours of full cloud cover. I did not do the math on if that is good or not but it met my expectations. Size: The Size is pretty good. It is no bigger 11x8 than other 15W solar panels I have but it is thicker at 2.5. Weight. It comes in about 3lbs. It does not have any kind of kick stand to stand it up. It has 6 panels.

The panel folds up nicely and comes with a handful of adapters which is awesome. I'm giving it two stars because as of right now I can't seem to get the panel above 20w on a clear sunny Arizona day, the highest I've seen is 17w I believe. I understand 60w is "ideal" conditions that you probably can't get outside but I should be able to get higher than 15w with it angled under clear Arizona sun. I'll continue to try to get a better current from it but right now it's not great. Update: I've continued to try and squeeze more juice out of the solar panels. Through improving the angle I've been able to get up to 20w, that's only until the panel heats up then I fall back down to 15w-17w. Hardly an improvement unfortunately. I know this is a cheap panel, on sale for $55, but I can't even get half of what it claims to be capable of. Therefore I'll be moving this down to one star for it's quality not meeting a fraction of the products claim. I tried, I really wanted a solid solar panel for a decent price but this is not it.

Terrible USB-PD charging performance -- unstable. I am a backyard solar panel guru...my main array has 10,000w in panels. I have done custom installs. All I wanted was to charge my Samsung Galaxy S20+ phone in "super fast charging" mode. I connected a high power PD cable to the panel in full sun and to the phone. The power delivery is UNSTABLE. I checked the phone's battery status monitor and it clicks on/off. No solar panel shading. Swapped cords, same thing. Swapped phones, same thing. So, I rigged up an automotive style USB-PD socket to the solar panel's 18v 5.5mm output jack. Guess what happened? Smooth PD "super fast charging" connecting it this way. SO, my conclusion is that this panel's onboard microchip USB-PD circuity is pure junk. However, the 18v 5.5mm jack seems to work smooth and stable. Weight and build quality is good. The actual solar cells appear good

Muy buen producto me encantó excelente