60W YT60 Solar Panel Charger Solar Battery High Efficiency Camping Waterproof IP68 Solar Panel with USB and DC Outputs for Portable Power Station,Power Bank, Phone, Laptop

Absolutely phenomenal, very happy with the performance of this panel! The panels have a stiff outer layer and they stand upright well with the attached kickstands, and the entire panel folds up small enough to fit into a laptop sleeve, which is how I carried it to the top of a mountain to sit and read my kindle, do recommend! I have a USB-C power meter that I can use to see the instant power output and I got ~30 watts in bright full sunlight and ~9-15 watts when cloudy. The Kindle used only 5 watts to charge so I left with a full kindle battery and full battery bank after about an hour of reading! Lightweight, compact, portable, fits in a backpack, provides more power than ANY of the wall plug chargers I tested (15 - 24 watts) and I could definitely run my Raspberry Pi off it (9 watts) even when cloudy with a battery. Plenty of power for charging on the go, like having a USB-C fast charger from the sun!

Pleasantly surprised

I live in a state that just shut down for a few days due to the snow and ice storms. But I finally had a visible and in the field chance to see if I got my money's worth. In short, yes. Didn't give as much of a charge for as long as I would have liked. But I never ran out of power in any of the 3 cell phones, 2 emergency radios, and a Fitbit. The following day I just charged my phone, 6 hours in sun, 1 hour early, 3 hours direct, 2 late afternoon It changed from 18% to 89%. As far as I'm concerned, this was a good buy. It's light, folds up neat, strong, I used it in the snowstorm. Works well for me. I'll be getting it for my other bug-out bags.

I have puchased at least 10 different kinds of solar panels. This panel is by far one of the best i've tested. Using DC, i've gotten up to 27watts which is darn close to the 30watt claim. THe USB-c is limited to around 19 watts of power. In direct sunlight, you can position this thing in anyway you want (Flat ont he ground, angled etc) and it produces max output. I wish it had a pouch... thats the only thing missing. Its super light and easy to pack away. it is a bit harder to fold up after a day in the sun, but this is not an issue. If u need a highly portable panel and want around 20 watts of performance in direct sun, this is a perfect panel for you.

This is perfect for my usage. I'm not sure what the power company in my area is drinking... or what substance they're abusing, but despite changing all my lights to LEDs and buying new "Power-efficient" appliances, and replacing all my giant computers with NUCs... The $ for electricity just seems to be on a meth induced climb..... this is crazy... So, if you're like me and can't afford to sign a kidney out to a solar company... just plaster the windows with these puppies... I charge all my tablets, phones, lights, tools... if it has a USB port, this panel charges it for ~10 hrs/day. I LOVE IT!, I feel better knowing that when the power company finally switches vices, and they come with an escrow and loan agent knocking on my door I won't be left out in the cold completely. I'm pricing a couple of bigger panels for a very near purchase. I might get the 60Watt big brother of this gem... It'll let me charge more devices at once, YES...

Couldn't be happier. After trying a couple of smaller solar chargers I tried this one. Lying flat on my patio table in full sun it took my Motorola phone from17% to 85% in just over 3 hours....just what I wanted!

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Bought two in summer of 2024. First one had a bent metal piece in the Type-C port negating use of the port. Only can use the USB Type-A and 5.5mm DC. Got a second one after that. Power output is poor for a 60watt. On average under good sunlight the best I can get is 27watts. If I'm lucky I can briefly get 34watts. I don't believe it's a 60watt. Having tested both of them I've only gotten an average of 27watts and 34watts. I have other 60watt panels and they average 42watts at low on good sunlight and highs up to 54. All clear day direct sunlight. Build quality is poor. The grommets on the corners they are thin sheets of paper. Attaching the panel to an elevated structure. I've seen the grommets torn off and the panel on the ground. I wouldn't want this hanging at all just kept to the ground if elavated needs to be on a bracket. Compared to the Enoflo 30 which I also have in pairs . I would rather have two Enoflo 30watt panels connected parallel via Y splitter for DC. That model built solid despite its lack of features. No Type-C and no stand to prop it up.