Panana 100W Foldable Solar Panel 18V Portable Solar Cell Solar Charger with 10-in-1 DC Connectors USB/Type-C/DC Port for Outdoor Power Station RV Camping Off Grid Backyard Use

Unbeatable on price.Early sun in march achieving 50watts. well built, can see any issues. Will be buying to 200watt for my bluetti ps72.Great product at great price

Tested the 100W version to charge a 26,800mAh power bank via the USB-C connection over two days on a west-facing terrace.Day 1:A typical grey day, I started charging around 3pm and continued until 5pm. The power bank charged up by about 8%.Day 2:Charging started at 8:30am and finished at 3:30pm. It was cloudy in the morning, but from around 11:30am, the panel had full direct sunlight. In the first 3 hours (during the cloudy period), the power bank charged about 20%, and during the next 4 hours in direct sunlight, it gained another 50-60%.We bought this mainly for camping, and based on this test, it seems like it should be able to fully charge a 26,800mAh power bank on a clear, sunny day.I think the design is simple but effective. I haven’t tested how waterproof it is yet, but the panel comes with two kickstands on the back, and the pouch’s zip seems water-resistant, so I could leave the power bank inside the pouch while charging.I must thank the customer service team. I originally ordered this at the end of March. Unfortunately, the first courier (Ervi) delivered it to a random address. After a week of back-and-forth with them, I contacted the seller directly, and they quickly sent out a replacement via Yodel. I arranged for store collection the second time to avoid another delivery hiccup, but this confused Yodel and the item was returned to the seller.Once again, the seller was very patient and understanding, and arranged for a third shipment, which finally arrived safely. I really appreciate their excellent support and persistence!

This solar panel is excellent—well-packaged, high-quality, and most importantly, it works really well. I bought it a while ago to charge my portable power station for my camper van. Since I’m not very technical, I initially didn’t know how to connect it and left it in the boot for some time.When I finally tried it, I was genuinely surprised by the results. Despite very cloudy weather at just 4°C, it charged my 500-watt Jackery power station by 15%, which I didn’t expect at all. The next day, with slightly better weather (14°C and some sun), it charged 55%—which absolutely exceeded my expectations.I was initially torn between this panel and the Jackery 100W solar panel, which costs nearly £170. I went with this one and am really happy with my choice.The reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the long wait. I had to wait over a month, and I actually forgot about the order. When I checked my orders, I saw it was marked as delivered, even though I hadn’t received it. I contacted the seller, and they quickly sent me a replacement, which arrived fast.Overall, I definitely recommend this solar panel!

Very good heavier than I thought it was going to be very very well packaged and protected in travel all wires and connectors are zipped away inside a waterproof pouch on the back very well made and a fantastic price 👍🏻

Blows over too easily, even in a breeze so I cut the centre strut in the support and it worked. No more instability.It charges but it does take a long time. I have a 100 watt solar panel that does its job charging a 500w power generatoa, a good three hours before this one.I’m glad I didn’t pay the original price.

I don't normally go to the effort of leaving reviews but I thought I would for those having their doubts about this one. I've fully road tested it on a camping trip, plugged into my Aferiy 800w Power Station. I left the solar panel facing slightly south east the whole time and it was flawless in operation.On the worst cloudy and rainy day I was getting 10-50w and on the best days I saw peaks of 150w, so very much in line with expectations as I never expected to see a full 200w. I would say that on the clearest days, it seemed to settle at 100w or just over, weirdly getting the best results mid morning rather than at midday. I suppose if I'd taken the time to angle the panel just right, then that would change for the better.The cable that comes out is about 1 metre long and splits to a DC jack and an XT60 plug. I decided to cover the DC jack with some insulation and I purchased a 3m XT60 extension to enable me to have some flexibility in placement without worrying about water getting in the DC jack. I didn't test the USB sockets, but when the sun was shining on the panel, a green light comes on the box to let you know it's getting power. The quality of the build was very good on mine and it's reassuringly weighty too.