Flexsolar 100w Portable Solar Panel Chargers with DC/QC 3.0 USB-A & PD3.0 USB-C,Monocrystalline Folding Solar Panels for Power Stations Generator,Power Banks,Phones Off-Grid Home,Camping,Traveling

I waited for a couple of months before rating it because I had to wait for some sunshine. After a good few days the solar pannel worked alot better than I first thought. If the sun is shining it only takes a few hours to fill a 22000 mh battery. That's enough for a phone tablet and samsung smart watch. Really really good, I was pleasantly surprised.

The sun came out so I’ve finally managed to test out this solar panel to charge my Anker Solix. I’m pleased to say it worked perfectly charging from 85% to full in under 15mins. I didn’t watch it the whole time and the sun is very low in the sky but according to the power pack it was pulling in 50watts via the included cable which has various methods of connectivity . Overall the product looks good, feels of good quality and comes in a good storage bag. Compared to other brands I’d say it’s good value for money. I’d recommend.

Having owned a smaller Flexsolar panel which I've been very happy with, I decided to go for a 100W version to charge my new Jackery 2000w power bank as the 200W panel that came with it is huge. This Flexsolar panel is much smaller and lighter so more convenient to carry and use. The design of this panel is different to the larger and more solid floor-standing foldable panels. The panels are smaller but more flexible, so it folds up smaller. It also means you have to hang this panel from a tent, gazebo or even a nearby tree as it isn't designed to sit on the floor. The output ports give good flexibility for charging - I use the DC port to plug directly into my Jackery (via an adapter as the plug sizes are slightly different) but it also has both types of USB port which allows you to charge devices directly, although I prefer to charge a portable power bank as phones can be a bit more sensitive to fluctuations in the charging output when it's cloudy.

Amazing little device! I took it outside on a partly cloudy day in the middle of February in the north of England, and with partial thin cloud cover it pulled in around 30W. Later, on the same day around 3pm, I managed to pull 41W when the sky went clear. I imagine it’ll do a lot better in the summer months. I used USB-C to USB-C charging only. If you have a Jackery 240v2, don’t waste your time buying adapters for the DC cables as they likely wont work (my big mistake). I am however happy to continue using the USB-C ports at that wattage. My guess is that it would fully charge my Jackery with about 6-7 hours of sun in the summer months. Easy to set up, lightweight and great quality. Can’t complain for the £74 I paid for it! ☀️🔋✅

Quality bit of kit. Camping in Weymouth with multiple mobile phones and battery packs. Does a great job of charging them throughout the day. Just lay it flat on the floor and plug your phones/batteries in. I bought a multi lead usb lead as the unit only has one usb port. Works great.

This is just GREAT design - the portable, fold out nature, supplied carabiners (x4) for mounting on washing line, tent, caravan etc., USB Type A and USB-C ports and carry bag make this perfect for most use cases. Combined with a Jackery Explorer 240, there's enough energy in a day to charge my phone, e-bike and laptop and completely operate off-grid! Real world power in the UK summer, as reported by the Jackery is only 40W, maybe you'd achieve more on midday at the equator :D Still - an excellent purchase.

In good light can chargw a phone in a coue of hours. When overcast(cloudy)it stull works but will take all day Sgame its not wateeproof

I bought this mainly to go with my Bluetti Elite 30 v2. The Flexsolar panel comes with the required plug to charge the power bank and as an example I used solar power on a sunny day with some hazy cloud cover (but enough sun to cast shadows) with the following results - a timed 30 minutes on solar took power bank from 83% to 92%. Watching the input I saw a maximum peak 88w with general 66-77w in sun and 25-30w when hazy. I will position the panels better to direct into the sun, as some of my testing was at an angle. As the panels come with corner holes my intention is to get a large sheet of ply so that I can easily tilt and rotate to best position. I also tested charging a Pixel phone with the USB output and again in a 30 minute test charged phone from 60% to 75%. Overall very pleased and am confident of getting more wattage with better alignment to suns direction. There are 10 panels each about A4 size which all folds down and fits into a zip case along with multi adaptor cable which is included.