ALLPOWERS Solar Charger 100W Solar Panel Foldable Portable with Dual 5v USB18v DC for Laptop, Tablet, Notebook, 12v Car, Boat, RV Battery, Camping, Hiking, Travel

We have a briefcase solar panel in our caravan which is brilliant but it is heavy at around 10KG This is a 1/4 of the weight and 20W more powerful. I had been concerned with previous reviews but i shouldn't have. It works as well as the other panel we have and has the bonus of it being really small to pack away. My tests on an overcast scottish day were 20 Volts coming out of the unit and the USB reading the Desired 5 volts. It charged my Ipad no problem. It has 2 USB, and a selection of adaptors for any situation. it is quite wide at 3ft but folds away to a about 1ft which is brilliant for backpacks. It also comes with 4 carabiners for hanging on things and there are a number of Loops in the panel that can be used as mount points. I’m off to get a solar controller now to ensure my battery in the caravan doesn’t get over topped up. UPDATE: been installed in my caravan over last 3 months and it hasn't kept the battery topped up as well as my other 80Watt one. I have had to supplement it with an extra Solar panel, Problem isnt the panel as such but the fact i cant get a full flat face to sun angle with the folding design as i could with a rigid panel, i will however say when its laid out on the ground it works fine

Very impressed. The construction is of a high quality; the panels well fixed and laid out. Being foldable it provides for easy placement. Easy to transport when folded down which is useful when I am going back and forwards to the boat. I am using this with the accompanying power station (same brand) for my boat and it's very useful to have, especially when I am at anchor. On testing, it provides slightly greater amp output than the same wattage solid/fixed solar panels. Not sure, but probably wouldn't leave out in the rain though as over time, the canvas might become degraded. Would recommend this product. Arrived on time, well packaged.

Great product, purchased to replace a similar less powerful model as we struggle in the UK sun. So far no issues with build quality, and it comes with useful accessories. Power generation in direct uninterrupted sunlight peaks around 75W, with the panel angled toward the sun in early April. Hopefully will get closer to 90W in the summer, I dont think it will ever achieve 100W in the UK.

This folding panel is excellent. I travel a lot in my motor home and whilst I do have solar panels fixed to the roof I find that this additional portable panel is excellent for charging up laptops, phones, cameras etc. The enclosed accessories are a bit flimsy and the DC cable is only about 1 metre long. So I use an extension cable attached to the DC cable, leave the panel outdoors in the sunshine, run the cable through a window and charge everything from inside. As the sun moves I move the panel! The numerous eyelets around the outside enable easy fixing to the side, front, rear of the vehicle and I'm good to go. I've tried other panels, like the "sandwich board" type but they are bulky for storage in a Camper van. This panel folds up to half the size of a shoe box and is very lightweight. The DC voltage output is 18 volts and I can charge my Asus laptop as quickly with this panel as if it was plugged into the mains. I bought a cheap watt meter to supplement the solar panel. On a good sunny day, I can easily get 2.5 amps from it. All in all, very happy indeed. Customer service is excellent too.

I use the solar charger to charge ALLPOWERS 288Wh/78000mAh Portable Solar Generator Power Inverter Power Station Camping Emergency Power Supply with DC/AC Inverter, Charged by Solar Panel/Wall Outlet for Camping, Emergency Backup, as shown in the photo, this is then used in my garage to supply power for charging tools, motorbike and for lighting, giving me free power in the garage. I have also used to charge my mobile phone as the charger includes two usb sockets. It folds neatly and comes with various leads and four karabiners which coupled with the mounting points on the solar charger enable me to position it and fasten it down. Looking forward to taking this on my next camping trip.

Clever kit. The panel delivers 100W and charges the power pack. All folds up and fits in a car boot or rucksack for a short trek. Ideal for my beach hut.

I purchased this panel just under 2 years ago and at the time I was so pleased with it I chose to buy a number of other items from allpowers. Unfortunately it is now broken (as has another piece of kit from them) Their post sales customer and warranty service is utterly abysmal. They treat customers with at best distain and neglect. They don't like to engage and think that if they ignore you that you will go away. If you are looking for products with longevity and good customer service, then look elsewhere.

First time I use this while camping and the housing around the input/output falls apart. Really disappointed in the low quality for the price. Aside from that it charged the battery just fine. Otherwise it would get one star.

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Suelo hacer acampadas al aire libre y necesitaba una placa solar potente, pero compacta, y esta fue la solucion, al ser plegable, no ocupa nada y es muy comoda de transportar. Una vez abierta es muy grande y tiene una potencia aceptable, para cargar el movil y la bateria de coche para tener luz por la noche. Ahora en verano, debido al calor, la potencia se ve reducida, pero llega de sobra para el uso que le doy. Incluye pinzas, adaptadores para distintos tipos de portatil, etc.

Werkt goed, compact als het opgevouwen is, makkelijk in gebruik

Bought this last minute for a fishing trip. Jackery runs our 12v fridge overnight but had to rely on generator during the day. Gen only provides 38w for charging. This solar kit charged Jackery in several hours instead of 6+. And once charge ran the fridge through the Jackery and held 90% plus so still had it for overnight use. Plus cell phones, tablet and bluetooth speaker charges as needed. Lay it on truck windshield and pulled 45-75w in northern BC sun. Folds up smaller than a laptop. Totally happy with this unit.

Nachdem ich vor einem Jahr schon einmal ein kleines zusammenfaltbares Solarpanel mit 20W maximaler Leistung für Camping gekauft hatte und feststellen musste, das man damit keine vernünftigen Ladeleistungen zustandebringt war ich zunächst skeptisch. Dieses Gerät mit 100W max Leistung übertrifft nun meine Erwartungen. In den letzten beiden Tagen, also 10. und 11. Januar im Süden Deutschlands, habe ich das Gerät auf meinem Balkon ausprobiert. Der Balkon geht genau nach Süden, also optimale Bedingungen. Das Panel habe ich oben an die Wand gehängt, mit 3 Nägeln. Darunter eine Holzplatte im Winkel von 25% auf einen kleinen Tisch gestellt. Damit hat das Panel eine optimale Ausrichtung zur Sonne. An beiden Tagen gab es von 11 Uhr bis etwa 15 Uhr viel Sonnenlicht, manchmal verdeckt von kleinen Wolken. Das Panel konnte eine Powerbank zügig laden (XT Power 20000 QC3). Großer Vorteil dieser Powerbank ist die permanente Anzeige der Ladespannung in Watt, man kann damit sehr gut verfolgen, wie Wolken einen Einfluss auf die Ladeleistung haben. Auch die optimale Ladeleistung ist so sichtbar, bei dieser Powerbank max. 30W bei 3A. Das geht nur mit dem dem dickeren 3A Eingang, nicht über einen USB Eingang. Das ist der große Nachteil von vielen Powerbank nur mit USB Ladeeingang, damit verschenkt man Ladeleistung des Panels. Also beim Kauf drauf achten, natürlich ist dann die Powerbank auch teurer. Ein weiterer Vorteil der XT Power 20000 QC3 ist die variable Ausgangsleistung bis 20 V, nur so kann ich damit meine Laptops speisen. Über USB geht das nicht. Zweimal fiel die Ladespannung durch eine dicke Wolke unter 6W, dann schaltet das Panel ab, um Handys besser laden zu können. Dann muss man tatsächlich das Kabel aus und wieder einstecken, sonst wird nicht weitergeladen, aber nur bei der Powerbank! Beim Handy und einer weiteren über USB geladenen Leselampe mit 10000mAh gab es keine Unterbrechung. Wegen der Aussentemperaturen von bis zu -5 Grad hatte ich Bedenken das sich das vielleicht negativ auswirken könnte, das schwarze Solarpanel heizt sich aber in der Sonne auch im Stoff auf ca. 20-25 Grad auf, die Solarteile werden sogar fast heiß. Also überhaupt kein Problem. Alles in allem bin ich sehr zufrieden, die Aufladung auch eines größeren Akkus sollte kein Problem sein.