34W Portable Solar Charger for Camping and Hiking with Fast Charging

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1. Ace Verified Buyer – 8 May 2024

   Went camping and it worked wonders especially with all the sun around. Charges devices up fast. Extremely sturdy too. Worth the money for sure!
   

2. Harper 20 Verified Buyer – 26 February 2025

   I love how thin this setup is. My previous solar panels for the car were in thick plastic housings that took up a lot of space. This reminds me more of a newer laptop; kind of sleek and smaller. All of the hang points make mounting relatively easy, though I would have appreciated some method of angling it towards the sun without folding it around and losing one of the sections.

   Performance is a mixed bag. Charges my samsung phone happily (not fast charge as far as I can tell), but some other electronics refuse to charge at all, including a USB power bank, which is kind of the primary item I’d like to be using this with (for nighttime use). Not sure if that’s the fault of the solar panels or the bank, but the bank charges normally at the wall with a non-PD wall plug. I don’t have the ability to look into that further, but it looks like some of the other reviews have.
   

3. Celinda S. Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   Works great
   

4. Bobbert Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   At over $1/watt, this is a bit spendy, but it’s portable. I tested this in the middle of the afternoon, not caring to make sure I was at the right angle to the sun. I just laid it out on the grill top, and plugged in a couple of devices. Ideally, you would use this with a portable battery pack. You use your phone during the day, charge it with the pack at night, then use your phone during the day, and charge the pack during the day. It will take while to charge your phone.
   When using this product… just know it will get hot. Don’t put your device directly below this. Prop this up on a couple of rocks and then keep your device in the shade. Head kills batteries/electronics. It won’t take long for your device to overheat in direct sunlight.
   If you can afford it, go straight to the 100 watt or the 200 watt. If you can’t, this is a decent product to have. Especially for an emergency
   

5. Jimmy Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

   When I’m not working, I spend a lot of my spare time outdoors. I like to go camping, to the beach, the park, hang in my yard for cookouts and movie nights. I also like to be prepared for a power outage or emergency. I own a bunch of different solar panels, power stations, power banks, etc. of all different sizes and capacities. I love portable power. When I came across this unit and saw the 48w output, I had to try it. The description was a little confusing. It says the USB-C port is 5v 2.4a, which would be 12w. It also states the USB-A port is 5v 2.4a (12w) but then also states QC 3.0. which would be 5v 3a 18w. After using this, I was happy to see that I was able to pull 18 watts from both USB ports. I liked that this unit included a DC output. You can’t use the DC output while using the USB ports. The DC port is rated 24v 2a, and thats how they came up with a 48w solar panel. Having a DC port usually comes in really handy for my 12v devices. The problem is they decided to make this DC port 24v 2a 48w instead of 12v 4a 48w. Quite a bit of my vehicle adapters are 12v to 24v, so at least I can still power some of my DC devices. In full sun, my adapter was showing 22.6v. Most of my solar panels like this came 12v DC ports. I’m not deducting a star for this because I knew what I was getting when I ordered it. I read the description beforehand. They state that this has an IP67 waterproof rating, but I highly doubt that. All 3 ports are wide open and uncovered. You can only use these panels when they are fully extended. I have others that allow you to use it while folded but deliver less power. With the negative out of the way, there is a lot of positive. I am glad I was able to get 3 amps out of the USB ports instead of the stated 2.4 amps. These panels are solid and really well made. When extended, they are long, but when closed, it’s pretty compact, like the size of a tablet. I like that when the panels are closed, there are buttons to snap it into place. I also like the grommets and carbiner clips so you can hang it or attach them to your bag while hiking. I like that it is sturdy, so you can stand it up or lay it flat. I also use this on my dashboard of my work vehicle to charge my phone. My work vehicle does not have any power outlets. I like having this in my car just in case my car and phone batteries die at the same time. I like that they included a DC port even if it is 24v. I have a couple of Samsung adapters. One of them is a super fast charger that is compatible with the 24v DC port, and it allows me to super fast charge my phone from this panel. I would’ve liked a few things to be clearer in the description, and there are a couple of things I would have liked to see differently, but overall, I’m glad I got this. I really like the build quality.