This is hands down the easiest portable power unit I’ve ever used. Everything is clearly labeled, and I love the LED screen that shows the input/output wattage and battery level in real time. It’s also really quiet compared to gas-powered generators—no fumes, no noise, no hassle. Great for using indoors or in a tent. I use it during backyard movie nights to run a projector and speaker setup. It works like a charm every time.

I am beyond impressed with this 36W Portable Solar Panel! It’s a game-changer for anyone who loves the outdoors. The solar panel is ultralight and compact, making it incredibly easy to carry around on hikes or camping trips. I’ve used it to charge my phone, power bank, and even my iPad, and it works flawlessly every time. The 5V/3.0A max output ensures fast charging, which is a huge bonus when you’re out in the wild and need your devices charged quickly. The IP68 waterproof rating gives me peace of mind, knowing it can withstand rain or moisture without issue. The USB-A and USB-C ports make it compatible with various devices, adding to its versatility. This solar panel is a must-have for any adventurer who needs reliable, sustainable power on the go. Highly recommend!

I now have 6 of these for a total of 2400 watts of solar for my camper. I decided it was better to have these portable panels than to mount solar on the roof so that I can park in the shade and put the panels in the sun. These are the lightest panels of their size I've seen and they are pretty easy to setup. I am in the northeast US and have not gone to any lengths to get "ideal" placement, but the best wattage I've gotten out of these is a little over 300 watts per panel - which I'm totally ok with. I imagine that if I aimed them better and were father south I'd get a higher output, but as I said, I'm very ok with what I'm getting. It takes me about 5 mins to set them all up, and when I'm travelling I keep them in the shower of the camper. I originally got 3 of these, and then I got 3 more of I guess the newer version.

I'm fairly impressed with this portable solar panel. As other reviewers have mentioned, it is fairly long when unfolded. However, that didn't really bother me. But I can see if you have shade or a limited area where things could be blocking the sun, then a more compact design would have worked better. The feel and build quality of the solar panels seem really good, comparable to other solar panels at a more expensive price I think. I like that it came with a few different connection adapters. It's all easily stored in the zipper pouch that also has the main connection unit to the solar panels. It's all housed fairly well. This is great for camping trips or the beach or something like that to charge a small power station, for example. Personally, I feel like it is a little too bulky and heavy for 100W to really be very on the go. I'm as smaller person and it takes a lot of space. If you try to put it in a backpack, for example, it will fill up the whole main compartment potentially. Make sure to check the dimensions and weight before buying. Regardless, the product itself I'm pretty pleased with so far.

For the price it’s well worth it its quite and not too heavy to move around for the power what I don’t like about it it’s going to be difficult to clean carburetor and spark plug also too change the oil but other wise it works well

I've used this exclusively to charge a 300Wh battery pack - with an external charge controller - and it's been great at that for over a year. In ideal circumstances I get about 80w which I think is good for a nominally 100w panel

I like the tri-fold design, which makes it more portable. The fold-out legs are basic but work. It's survived rain and dust - just wipe it off and it's good to go!

For a low-cost portable panel I think this is a great value for the money