SOKIOVOLA 60W Portable Solar Panels NextGen Foldable Solar Panel Charger Kit 25% Efficiency with DC USB-C USB-A Output ETFE IP68 Waterproof Solar Panel for Travel Outdoor Camping RV Trip

I bought this for a Daran power station. I drained my station to 90% by plugging in a TV and lamp for 20 minutes. Took everything outside and let it charge for 15 minutes. Went up to 99% in 18 minutes, stop it there because I just wanted to know if it actually works and it works Great. It did get very hot from the sun beaming on it, but I imagine they all get hot. Everything gets hot from the sun beaming on it. So that's acceptable. Very flexible but strong, easy to use because it came with different adapters but I didn't need any. Not heavy to me, about as heavy as a 8 inch tablet. Good device to have, buying 2 more... its packed away in a laptop faraday bag with it's Daran station waiting for SHTF

UPDATE: 3/23/26 After having and using this solar for a good while now, I can say that this portable solar panel is really good. I compared it to two other Renogy rooftop solar panels and it works just as good or better. Sometimes I have even gotten higher wattage from it than from the rooftop panels. The only thing I do not like is the it is not so easy to close/fold back up once it has been sitting in the sun. You have to force it a bit and do not see how that is good for the interior wiring... I made a frame of sorts to keep it open. I use it quite often out on my balcony, so I do not really need to fold it back up. IT IS A GREAT SOLAR PANEL. This 100w Sokiolav N-Type solar panel works very well! It will help recharge your power station pretty quick even with low sunlight. Of course, when in full sun and the proper sun alignment and at 45° angel it will work at its very best. I tried it out by hanging it (vertically) on my patio and it still reached 45+/-watts. It charged an EcoFlow power station by 53% in less than a few hours. That's not too bad... I kept checking bc it did not seem possible, but it did! The only thing I do not like is that the cables that come attached to the panel (MC4) are not covered and could get damaged if they get caught on something while packing them up or in travel. I plan to make a cover for them. They should not be exposed the way they are. -But it is not a major issue for me. ***NOTE: This solar panel does not have any usb ports or type-c ports. You will not be able to connect a phone or any other USB or Type-C device right to the panel. You will need a solar panel connector hub. *** I DID FIND THIS SOLAR PANEL CONNECTOR HUB to solve the problem. It seems to work very well so far. See link below. MARBERO Solar Panel Connector Power Hub with 2 DC Input Ports (DC35135/DC5521) 3 Output Ports (USB QC 18W/USB C PD 20W/DC 36W) Outlet Extender for iPhones, Laptops and Protable Power Stations. I do think that this new solar technology makes this solar panel superior to other older panels I had tried before. They do charge very well even under partly cloudy skies.

Looks nice. Charged a power pack quickly. The PD output is only 30W. It would be cool if it was all 50.

Works great with an Eco flow PowerStation. Can easily get over a 100-120 watts early and late in the day. 140-150 watts during peak sun. Folds up nice, seems durable. Overall, great value for the money.

Purchased this panel to maintain my battery and solar generator for my portable Ham Radio setup. Its easy to store and setup in the field. Comes with several diffeant connections which allows it to be configured to many applications. I use lithium batteries with the automatic solar charger and it keeps up well with the radio usage. I have charged a old car lead acid battery with it just for testing.

I’ve used it twice. It got my phone up 2% after hours in the sun and the second time it over heated in the sun and shut off. How does the sun make it over heat when it’s a solar panel. Trash waste of money useless

I bought this Sokiovola solar panel to charge a Bluetti Elite 30 Solar Generator. I chose this panel after doing some research and watching a few YouTube videos. I wanted a system that was small enough to store easily and power my CPAP and charge cell phones in the event of a power outage. While testing this out I fully charged the Bluetti and then drained it to 50%. I placed the Sokiovola in my backyard at 1:10 PM in Southern California on a sunny 90 degree day. I had direct sunlight on the solar panel with no shading. The Sokiovola was able to provide 93 Watts of charge into the Bluetti and brought it up to full charge at 3:00 PM (hour and 50 minutes). I was impressed. The Sokiovola panel is easy to use and very easy to connect to a solar charger. It comes with numerous connectors and an extension cable. I was able to have the solar panel in the sunshine but keep the solar charger in the shade due to the length of the extension cable. I really liked that. All of the connectors and extension cable store in a provided zippered bag. I am very happy with this setup and would recommend this to anyone looking for a light weight, well made, modern 100 watt solar panel. I am going to buy a second one for emergency backup in my travel trailer.

After my mom's two cats, her dog, and I, were made homeless (in 2023), my mom's two cats died of heatstroke (living with me in my mom's car). About a month ago, an acquaintance gifted me a rechargeable fan — to help keep my mom's dog alive during the warm weather in California. However, I usually don't have time to sit at an outlet and charge all of our equipment. After being gifted some cash for Easter, I thought, "... the only way I am going to keep my little family member alive, is if I buy a solar generator of some kind." Since I had a TACKLife Battery Charger with me, I chose this particular panel because it had one more DC Adapter than some others, and it was more likely to be able to charge all of our equipment. I was almost too discouraged to try this panel/generator on the TACKLife Battery Charger, but after having multiple dead car battery issues, I knew I needed to test the TACKLife Battery Charger first. The smallest DC Adapter in the included set, worked with my TACKLife Battery Charger! I almost cried! Then, I tried Sweetheart's (my mom's dog's) fan — knowing what a power guzzler it is. On a sunny day, this panel/generator can charge that fan as quickly as an AC outlet, and then run the fan (on low), off of the panel's supplied power (not taking any battery power from the fan) — while the panel/generator still charges other equipment. I was able to charge my TACKLife Battery Charger (about 1/2 of a power light), on a rainy day — with the panel set up in the front window of my mom's car — in about two hours! Overall, this piece of equipment has been a total, prayerfully, lifesaving blessing, and is an indispensable part of our current life. God bless all involved in the manufacture and sale of this panel/generator!