30W Portable Solar Panel, Foldable Solar Panel Charger with QC3.0 USB-A USB-C & DC Output for Phone/Power Bank/iPad/Power Station, IP65 Waterproof for Camping Backpacking Hiking RV Blackout

Looking for a reliable backup power solution for your outdoor adventures? Our 30-watt solar panel is just what you need! It's perfect for camping, hiking, picnics, fishing trips, backpacking, as well as RV or camper van journeys and off-grid living. Plus, it's a handy emergency power source for unexpected outages, fires, earthquakes, tsunamis, or typhoons.This portable solar panel can convert up to 24% of sunlight into free energy—making the most of sunny days while reducing waste. It features a smart chip that recognizes your device to deliver the fastest charging speed and protect against overcharging and overloads. It's compatible with most small power stations, so you can keep your devices like phones, power banks, iPads, and tablets charged up wherever you go.With its compact design, you can easily slip it into your backpack or handbag and take it anywhere. It comes with 4 hanging holes and 2 carabiners, making it simple to hang on your backpack, tent, RV, or even a tree—perfect for charging during hikes or outdoor breaks.Built with a seamless, one-piece design using advanced lamination technology and high-quality ETFE material, this solar panel is durable and built to last through all your adventures. Just a quick heads-up: keep the ports dry when charging for optimal use.

I just received this. It is very well built. If you look at their stated power rating with USB, you'll see that they say 5A, 3.4 V, which gives 17 Watts. I measured the power output in full sun, and I got this same number, so at least that seems to be accurate. That's not exactly the "super fast charging" they advertise. If you want close to 30W, you need to use the DC output. I haven't measured that, but I trust that for now, given their accuracy with the USB number.

I love taking it on trips, it handles light rain and hot sun with ease. When I put it on the RV, it easily charges my camper battery even when I run the lights, fridge and charge other devices, and the battery output is always stable. In general, the efficiency of this solar panel 400w is much better than other products I have used before, I would recommend it.

This review is for the Wagnation 100W Portable Solar Panel.I was actually impressed with the performance of this portable panel.First, this is a LONG panel when unfolded. Read the description, and pull out a tape measure to get an idea how long it really is. See if this will fit in the space you have allotted. It unfolds from a very compact size with a nice carry handle. The manual is short, well written, and the illustrations are clear and relate to the text.Output is via a DC 5521connector, and it does have three adapters to accommodate other inputs. There is also a output splitter cable with a DC 5521 on one end and a split XT60/30A Anderson Power Pole on the other. The APP is welcome, because most HAM radio EMCOMM uses the APP format for batteries and power. This is NICE!The instructions say the power output junction box is not waterproof, so don't keep this out in the rain.I was really impressed with the efficiency of the PV unit. At 11:30am CDT (so really 10:30am), on a cloudless West Texas day, this put out 90.6W at 20.1vDC., while it was flat horizontal. When I tipped it to approx. 30*, the output went to 98.3w. To have it come this close to the advertised output rate is very, very good for a small PV panel.Be aware that the built in brace panels are a pain to deal with, and a strong breese may tip the whole thing over. You should hang this or build some type of portable frame to use it securely. There are four hang grommets at the ends to make it easier to hang. I think I’m going to come up with some kind of brace using all-thread with nuts and fender washers so I can adjust the angle by running the nuts up/down the all-thread.This folds up into a small, neat package.I was impressed with this 100w folding PV panel. If you have a need for a PV panel of this size, this would be a good choice.

If you approach this panel expecting it to replace a wall outlet, you’ll be disappointed. If you treat it as a steady trickle charger topping off devices throughout the day while you go about your outdoor activities then does well.I clip it to my backpack or set it up outside while I’m working, hiking, or relaxing. Instead of obsessing over charging speed, I let it do its thing in the background. By the end of the day, my power bank or phone usually has enough power to get me through the night.What I liked:Well Built. Rugged enough to handle the outdoors. I've purchased many other portable solar panels, and this is one of the best as far as quality.Folds flag and is discreet - I keep this behind the seat in my car. If I need it, it's there.Lots of adapters = flexibility.Cons:This isn't for quick top offs. If your phone is at 5 percent, and you want a rapid charge, this isn't going to help you.Important to Know: Angle makes a big difference. Leaving flat, often means that your losing a lot of potential energy.I personally felt like I got better results using a power bank in between than relying on the USB-C plug.For the current, price, I think it's a steal.

I had an issue with the 200w panel but not only was the return super easy but the company contacted me to ensure I had a good experience. Right now I have the 30w version and it works similar in the test as a more expensive model I have. I think I will reorder the larger panel next time I place an Amazon order to try again since I believe my experience was a fluke and they have such excellent customer support.

This is an excellent and sturdy portable solar panel. It is easy to set up. It has 4 hanging holes and 2 Carabiners, making it easy to hang on your backpack, tent, or RV. The dimensions are 25.43"L x 11.97"W x 0.98"H, and it weighs 2.2 pounds. The panel has 1x DC5521 cable, and the needed connectors. It is also designed with USB-A and USB-C ports.