FlexSolar 60W Portable Solar Panel, Foldable Solar Charger with Stand, USB 3.0 USB-C (PD 60W), DC/Anderson, IP67 Waterproof for Outdoor Camping Phones Laptops Solar Generators and Power Stations

This Solar panel performs well , easy to setup, I’ve seen a output upto 54W on my Bluetti EB3A, I’ve seem this nearly match my other 100w panel, also doesn’t seem to shut down in very hot weather like other panels.

Very good product

Unit worked great to start with, producing 50 Watts mid afternoon. Lasted about an hour and now the unit is dead, zero voltage is being produced and no light on the back any more. Refunded.

FlexSolar 60W Portable Solar Panel - I love this solar panel, it comes with different accessories and a lovely carrying case. I have used it in November when sun was up and I managed to charge my power station with 52W Maximum. I definitely recommend.

Tested the solar panel, it does deliver around 60watt under moderate sunlight at around 18C temperature, i recharged my Anker 521 powerstation, i used the DC and USB C together to take maximum power, it even showed input power over 60 watt

I have it set up on my roof, so I had to do some extra safety to make it water proof the port parts, I kind of sellotaped it with water proof cover and I’ve checked few times after heavy rain and looks to hold up, so I’m keeping it all year round, very good charges very fast

Bought this to charge a portable power bank (280w). In full sunlight (which we haven't had a lot of lately!) the wattage initially shows at about 45-55W which is good and as expected from a 60W solar panel. But after a few minutes still in direct sunlight, the wattage drops down to low teens for no reason. If you unplug then plug back in it rises again but then drops back off. Too late to send this back, but wish I'd read similar reviews before I bought it!

I liked the idea that it was a light weight 60W solar panel that was portable had its own stand and had an inbuilt USB A & C capability along with DC passthrough. The Voltage and Amperage profile also suited the devices I wanted to power. The product arrived well packed and the carry case was good. Tested it to power up an Anker Power bank and it worked well. Unfortunately went to use it a couple of days later and the panel just was not outputting much even in direct sunlight. As it was under a week old returned it for a refund. Nice bit of kit just wish it worked for more than a couple of days! Maybe I just had a dud.

This is a decent little panel that packs alot. I like the tough and waterproof construction. And the case is really nice. This is a genuinely great solar panel that does a nice job

This worked really good. Even with minimal sunlight. It's a little big, but it's lightweight and has a carrying case. Would definitely recommend. Use it to charge my 72000mah renogy battery. Charges super fast!

My first solar panel. Out of the box, I was immediately impressed with the zippered case. Unzip the case and one of the tiny screws holding the stand falls to the floor. The aluminum back face is covered with smudgy permanent fingerprints. One of the side fins looks like it was bent into place with what looks like pliers and not the kind used for sheet metal. The instruction manual is in Chinese? The product manual link on the FlexSolar website points to the wrong model. It's been a couple of weeks and I have received no response from the company. DC output was measured at 19 watts. Good news is that it charges my devices. Could have been a great product, but overall I'm not impressed.

Used it in Texas winter, getting good watts going into my older jackery 240 and walmart brand solar generator. Can charge my phone at the same time using the USB-C port. I like the build quality and carrying case. If you have a newer type of solar generator they may not use these barrel connectors so you will be SOL. This comes with many barrel connects that can fit my older type generators. I guess you can use the usb-c to charge a newer unit but you will probably get less than 20 watts going into it. Maybe you can find something after market cable that will work with this.

Climate change has caused more sunny hot days this summer. With multiple cell phones, tablets and rechargeable devices, a solar charging panel would be a sound investment. However my 1st 40w panel purchased off another brand although was well built yet extremely slow in charging. After more research, I purchased this 60w panel and am happily surprised. The strong PD/QC current of this panel charges my power banks, phones, tablets and other devices speedily. The panel itself is sturdily built with metal backing which should make it durable to use outdoor. The hinged support is probably the weak link. So I built a simple rack with PVC sprinkler pipe to support it in tilted position for charging. Since my objective is fast charging, this panel has more than met my expectation.