100W Portable Solar Panel, Foldable Solar Charger with QC3.0 USB-A, Type-C & DC Output for Phone, Power Bank, Tablet, Power Station, IP65 Waterproof for Outdoor Camping, Hiking, Backpacking

This worked incredibly well. I was able to re-charge my family's portable chargers on our camping trip in under 8 hours each. We were able to camp for 5 days with full power thanks to these solar panels. I guess one could say "glamp".

This item is great! The solar panels worked well in our camping trip and it’s nice to have an alternative just in case.

This is definitely one of the smallest solar panels I have in my collection. From an electrical perspective, this thing is great, it produces the stated power (USB and the 20Vout) and has many of the needed connectors for standard solar batteries. It is designed for portability and weighs what you would expect it to given the dimensions and power output. However, I have to question the durability due to a small design or manufacturing flaw. There are slaps that tilt the panel at a better angle to improve efficiency, but they are somewhat flimsy, especially on uneven ground. With a little more plastic to keep it upright (not necessarily level) this would be a home run. Regardless, if you can tolerate that issue, you'll be quite happy.

This review is for the Wagnation 100W Portable Solar Panel. I was actually impressed with the performance of this portable panel. First, this is a LONG panel when unfolded. Read the description, and pull out a tape measure to get an idea how long it really is. See if this will fit in the space you have allotted. It unfolds from a very compact size with a nice carry handle. The manual is short, well written, and the illustrations are clear and relate to the text. Output is via a DC 5521connector, and it does have three adapters to accommodate other inputs. There is also a output splitter cable with a DC 5521 on one end and a split XT60/30A Anderson Power Pole on the other. The APP is welcome, because most HAM radio EMCOMM uses the APP format for batteries and power. This is NICE! The instructions say the power output junction box is not waterproof, so don't keep this out in the rain. I was really impressed with the efficiency of the PV unit. At 11:30am CDT (so really 10:30am), on a cloudless West Texas day, this put out 90.6W at 20.1vDC., while it was flat horizontal. When I tipped it to approx. 30*, the output went to 98.3w. To have it come this close to the advertised output rate is very, very good for a small PV panel. Be aware that the built in brace panels are a pain to deal with, and a strong breese may tip the whole thing over. You should hang this or build some type of portable frame to use it securely. There are four hang grommets at the ends to make it easier to hang. I think I’m going to come up with some kind of brace using all-thread with nuts and fender washers so I can adjust the angle by running the nuts up/down the all-thread. This folds up into a small, neat package. I was impressed with this 100w folding PV panel. If you have a need for a PV panel of this size, this would be a good choice.

Middle of the road. Pros= cheap, has smart chip for direct device (phone,tablet) charging, small and compact to store, has appropriate plugs and a long cable. Cons= a bit wonky legs, so youre not gonna get the most exact positioning. Its a "throw it out and get some juice" kinda panel. Only got 84watts in peak sun, no clouds at noon on Oct 3rd (still summer in Texas). Wasn't disappointed considering price and size. Its about what i expected. I compromised on storage size and cost. Given those considerations, it was a good purchase for two. I ordered a double xt60 Splitter adapter. I can run two in parallel into my Ehom e350. I'll do a review on that as well. Claude anthropoc (AI) helped me throw together several items that all work simply with each other. Anyone interested in a low cost electric camping /cooking setup on a budget, I'll post reviews about how everything works together real world.