100W Foldable Portable Solar Panel Charger Kits for Portable Power Station Generator Cell Phones Camera Lamp 12V Car Boat RV Battery

I received mine today. Still waiting for my poweroak 500Wh power station. I used it today just to charge 3 phones, 1 powerbank 10.000mah and a tablet. And i could charge more, was running out of devices. My pcoco f1 charged really fast in fast charge mode in full sun. I like its size and mobility and used 2 mont marte easels to prop em u.Will edit this review once i get my powerstation with some watt numbers but so far it is very impressive. My main focus was portability/performance and didn't worried too much about the sub 200 quid price-tag.There is a guy from US with a brilliant video review below also worth checking out.

The quality of the kit is pretty high, the panel feels nice and weighty but not so much you can't carry it around with you. Nice to have a bad to store it away in the car too and also keep any accessories you need.Sorry but for me the stands are annoying, lightweight and aren't really up to the job - they are more hassle to get the panel to stand up (when doing it on your own) than just to lay the thing on the floor.Output wise i haven't seen the dizzy heights of 120watt, but have seen a steady 100watt on decent days (and yes even with the floppy pants stands in place).If i'm honest the way the sun is at the moment in the middle of summer its just as efficient to lay these panels flat on the floor, which is what i've been doing. I paid £135.99 which i think is decent for a foldable panel of this capacity, even the 120w flexible ones are a similar price and aren't anywhere near as easy to handle as this as it folds up into a nice little suitcase.The panel has a sun meter on it with 4 lights that illuminate when the sun is apparently at the best angle, i'm guessing it just has a sensor in it to show when the sun is in the line of site - this can be useful but at some points i've got it on 4 'dots' and its been putting out 100watt and then just layed the thing down (1 dot as the sun wasn't directly in this little focal sensor) and it was still getting 95 watts. As a bit of a gimmic its ok but don't rely on it, just use your eyes and the shadows on the ground!Buy knowing the stand is awkward unless you have a spare pair of hands, that can help you move it to follow the sun - and that the 120watt is more like 100watt even in the best sunny conditions.

Easy to set up, easy to use and has provided quick and cheap power to off grid caravan leisure battery and iPhones etc. Very pleased.The panels have to be turned to catch the sun for full charging so it can be a bit fiddly for the guy it’s time but this is a great bit of kit for going off grid👌👍

Item is too expensive. Plus having to pay import tax. I was thinking of buying this but I wont bother

Absolutely excellent quality. In full sun I charged my samsung s8 3 times, my husbands phone, my small bluetooth speaker and trickle charged a leisure battery. In combination with my new power station this will keep us going when we are off grid camping. Daughter has now bought the same one

As another reviewer stated, the DC outputs were not working with my unit.The USB A and Type-C ports worked perfectly and charged our USB-devices with ease. I was able to measure 3A current draw on the Type-A port (approx 15W) which was very good. The Type-C port charged my phone very quickly, comparable to a wall charger. I did not have my tester available to check if it was able to negotiate up from 5V to higher voltages.Sadly I was unable to draw any current from either the 14V or 19V DC jacks, even when a load was supplied. The support team did respond, but sadly with a meagre response.Also the 2 kick-stands don't adequately hold the panels straight. There will always be a significant dip either in the middle, or at the sides of the panel, as it just feels too long for 4 panels. An additional kick stand would probably rectify this.If the DC ports worked without issue, it would have been a great panel. The weight was perfectly acceptable, the carry case was nice, and there were plenty of cables supplied.

We haven't had the chance to use it a lot yet but the couple of times we have it was great. Charged our Jackery 500, slower than mains but very impressed. The fact it comes with an impressive carrying case and a lot of attachments adds to the value. So fingers crossed it carts on impressing us.

These are fantastic and work brilliantly. Can't give 4 stars as I had the 120w panels and everything seems to push me to these 100w and I don't like the dishonesty of that!Panels were easily getting 115w during the very hot, clear days in August and would happily return around 30w when it was cloudy. Then I put them up high, from where they got blown down on to a hard surface by the wind. Gutted. Now the max is 80w, but more likely 60w. All my own fault, but it's such a shame they can't be repaired and that they spent doing the 120w any more.But excellent panels that absolutely did their job.