iClever 100W Foldable Solar Panel Charger for Jackery/EF ECOFLOW/ROCKPALS Portable Power Station Generator, Quick Charge 3.0, 45W Type-C Power Delivery for Outdoor Camping Phone Hiking Emergency

It charges my "solar generator". I did not test the actual wattage being put out, but my "generator" said it was charging. The only thing that I would downgrade is the actual panel itself. It had a small defect in one cell, but I don't know if that had any affect on its power generation. On the upside, it had about every adapter one could ask for. I was able to plug and play. I will follow up with additional when I have time to actually test it for output.

I have been using this solar panel for about 4 months... and so far so good. On a bright, summer day, the panels are producing about 70 Watts. I like the ease of use and the multiple different adapters that comes with the fold-able solar panel at no additional cost. The built in solar stands need to be more sturdy however laying the solar panel flat on the ground works just fine. To angle the panel, leaning the panels on a sturdy patio chair works as well. Also, I wish the adapters snap on tighter to the panel charging cable.

It does not perform very well in terms of power output but is somewhat expected for the price. The issue I have with it is the adapter are horribly inefficient and cause a loss of watts. Second, after a few days of use in full sun the adapter I use for my battery burned out and now needs to be replaced. No fun to lose power half way through a camping trip.

The media could not be loaded.  The main purpose for my purchase of this product was emergency preparedness.My Likes:● the briefcase is aesthetically pleasing, durable, and easy to clean● the handle is of excellent quality● there are grommets on the top and bottom of the panels which gives me various hanging options● I am able to charge electronics such as phone, charging bricks, etc. directly via 3 USB ports● adapters for many power stations and other electronics are included● while I do not like kickstands in general, these are of good quality● DC and Anderson cables are provided● the price pointMy dislikes:● no MC4 cable connection● the provided cables are too short● the DC connector is more apt to come loose during use (especially given the short length), where an MC4 connection is solid● running multiple panels in series or parallel is not readily availableTests were run on two different days with different sky conditions:October 24, 2020 at 11AM: Sky condition was somewhat sunny with clouds (peek-a-boo)● Spec VOC (open circuit voltage) is 21V and voltage achieved during the test was 20.7V● Spec IMP (amperage) is 5.55A and the amperage achieved during the test was 5.6AOctober 30, 2020 at 2:10 (began testing): Sky condition was very cloudy (see photo and watch video)● VOC range was 18.9 – 19.5 heavy cloud cover at times● IMP range was 1.75 – 2.32AMy overall impressions of this product are positive and I am happy with the purchase. The price point was a driving influence on my decision to buy it. Having the ability to easily wire multiple solar panels in series or parallel is a need for me. This product is good for a one time purchase, but the lack of the MC4 connection, and therefore ready availability to wire in series or parallel, would be a determining factor in my making additional purchases.

I love the price of this but the durability I give a thumb’s down. The weight of the panel seems too much for the kickstands. I had to keep positioning them back up because they kept falling flat. Not windy just not very sturdy. Maybe if it was leaned up against something I would change my mind. I haven’t really tested it yet but I hooked it up to my Jackery to check to see if it would charge. There was concern because one of the cords that came with it wasn’t put together neatly with rubber band or tie. I was concerned about it not being a reject that someone had returned. It’s going west with me and i update if need be.

I bought this over a year ago to charge my Jackery 240. It was compact and easy to transport when folded and worked well in use - charging my Jackery, and/or charging my cell phone directly. I was happy with the product.A few weeks ago, I bought an EcoFlow River Pro and wanted to use this to charge that "solar generator." I didn't have the right cable. I checked here and found it comes with the right cable - either they have improved the product or I lost the cable. I contacted iClever to see if they sold a replacement. They responded quickly, asked for details, and then said they couldn't supply the cable - given my unit was over a year old, I would have expected it to end there. BUT, they went on to say that if I could buy the right cable elsewhere they would reimburse me! Well, I found the right cable on Amazon (from another company), contacted iClever, and they sent me the money to my Amazon account the same day.So, while the product itself is certainly good, their customer service was outstanding.Recommended.

I was not in the need for yet another foldable set of panels yet here we are. :) My iClever panels arrived in a very timely manner. I did a quick test this afternoon. Hazy skies due to all of the fires out here in the West, but still sufficient sunshine to work with. These panels work great. Comparable output to my Beaudens soft case 100w foldable and Renogy hard case glass 100w foldables.A few pros: kickstands on all 4 panels so no sagging. Anderson power pole connector. Plethora of adapters including 8mm for you Jackery-a$$es. (I tested on my Jackery 240 so I'm one, too.)Cons: No MC4 connector. I'll need to order one but they're cheap enough. These fold up a little different than my other foldables. Not a big deal, just something I have to be mindful of. The ribbon on the kickstands seems pretty sketch. Another thing to be mindful about.So for the money I'm extremely happy. These were cheaper than my other panels which is why I bought them. I think Im' pretty set for now. I can run multiple parallel sets to different power stations. I wish these had been around earlier so I could have saved a lot more money than getting into my Renogy and Beaudens panels.