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Reliable Power, EXCEPTIONAL form factor
"I bought this to pair with my Bluetti EB3A and lem me tell you it literally powered my camping trip. One problem with all solar panels is that you have to have good sunlight, so expect to be repositioning this bad boy as the sun moves throughout the day but it was more than enough to charge my 268wh battery and it kept me going all weekend long.."-- From Amazon's best reviewers.
Green Free Power
Where There Is Sunlight, There Is Electricity
Matt S.
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
This has no problems charging my Jackery in a short amount of time. In the sun I have seen close to the 60 (high 40s to low 50s) advertised watts input into my power station. Great product.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on February 8, 2025
Works great for such a small panel. I use it when hiking. Not issues so far.
Wanda
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 22, 2025
Amazing
Jake
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
Got up to 50 watts charging, very impressive, some reviews had me worried but would buy again
steven b.
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
They advertise 120 W output, on a bright sunny day without any clouds, at the most perfect angle, and in a large open space, my power bank showed all the way up to 135 W of continuous input. It can produce above what is advertised, well done! A very slight change of angle by only 15 degrees can instantly drop it down to only 60W, and even a tree branch far off in the distance can drastically reduce these numbers. The electrical connections on the solar panel side have rubber O-rings, and fit very snug, it does appear to be water resistant on that end, the end that you plug into your power bank, have no water resistance. The stands it comes with would only be useful in a ZERO wind situation, but, and are even a bit tricky to balance with no wind lol, I think that is pretty obvious from the pics. The case it comes packaged in is nice, and it all folds up compact and light. I would say it is exactly as advertised, and performs as expected, for a decent price.
M C
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
I tried LumoPal’s 60w solar panel and it would not charge my iPhone 14 Pro Max or Apple Watch Series 7 at all, whatsoever. I live in Southern California, so bright and intense sun isn’t a problem here…This FlexSolar 60w solar panel works amazing! I used three plastic rings to hook it onto our outdoors clothesline to test. I’ll probably use this same method + heavy duty rubber wire ties or s-hooks to use it in the real world.So far, I’ve been able to simultaneously fast charge my Apple Watch Series 7 with the USB C PD connector and my 10,000mah Mophie MagSafe kickstand battery from 15-70% and 0-50% respectively in about 30-45min.I’m looking forward to bringing this on my upcoming camping trip. It’s a little heavy, but it feels well-made and like a quality product given the price! Plus, it actually works unlike the other solar panel I tried and returned (lol).
Hailey P.
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024
I kept telling myself to test this thing out constantly once it arrived. The return window closed two weeks ago and I am very angry at myself. Everything said it is compatible with a Grecell T300 power bank, but now when I REALLY need this thing to perform, it does nothing. It just makes the screen blink and constantly says "0W" input. It did get up to "9W" for a teeny bit, but the charge didn't change at all after 30 mins and the input rating was still showing as "0W." So I basically have a piece of junk that doesn't work with my Grecell T300. Procrastination is not a trait of mine, yet a rare time I do, and here I've lost my money. Buyer Beware! Compatibility is not guaranteed, performance is not guaranteed, and I eagerly urge you to test this thing as soon as you get it. And test it in as many different sun/weather variations that you can.
Realview
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024
I have both the 40W and this 50W solar panel, and I love them both. This 50W panel charges my power banks at 40 watts using the Type C port, which is impressive as many other solar panels I have don’t achieve this. I have a 60W panel labeled 60W PD, but it only reaches 30 watts at best. This solar panel is truly made of high quality materials it’s very tough and has some weight to it. The foldability with the built-in case is of high quality and feels heavy-duty, unlike my others that feel like they will rip apart. This is the go-to for charging USB devices that need higher wattage for faster charging.My ultimate favorite solar panel is their 40W version. It charges at 30-35 watts, is super light, super small, and very well-built. It’s my favorite.
Matthew
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 3, 2024
Produced a peak of 78w In direct sunlight... very impressed but would definitely reccomend a higher wattage once you get anything more than a basic powerstation (as seen here).... Will be getting a higher wattage in future for my new 2kwh ecoflow....
UpsideDownAirline
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 24, 2024
Before I say anything else: I'm very happy with the product, but there is some room for improvement.The panel does what it says. It's a solar panel you can fold up and fit into your backpack. On a good day, it will hit the 60W rating and I have even managed to get it to (very slightly) exceed that rating by pointing it directly at the sun and using an MPPT charger on the direct DC output.When the weather plays along, the built-in USB ports work well, and it's plenty to charge a power bank or keep several small devices running indefinitely. It can even power a laptop under moderate load.Due to the foldable design, it's difficult to keep pointed at the sun, and laying it flat on the ground inherently limits its power output. It also feels a bit fragile - even just while folding it back up I've occasionally heard a little "crack". This doesn't seem to have affected its power output yet, and there's no damage as far as I can tell, but it certainly doesn't inspire confidence.Any clouds will drastically reduce the power output to the point where the USB ports become unreliable (they'll cut in & out every few seconds). Using the direct DC output with an external MPPT device works more reliably.
Riccardo
Reviewed in Italy on September 26, 2023
prodotto ben fatto con tutto il corredo di cavetteria. Non ho un inverter ma mi serviva un pannello comodo da trasporto per ricaricare power bank e telefoni in barca. questo prodotto ha pienamente soddisfatto le mie aspettative. molto ben fatto con 4 possibili collegamenti per ricarica. la possibilità di ripiegare il tutto è geniale. con sole pieno sono riuscito a ricaricare in circa 4 ore due telefoni non collegati contemporaneamente perchè avevo router e power bank collegati su altre prese e ha caricato da 10% a 100%. non ho prodotti per calcolare esattamente la resa ma in condizioni di sole pieno ricarica in modo eccezionale. da comprare
Easy Street
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023
I've been testing four of these FlexSolar 120 watt panels with a LiFePo4 2 Kwh 2000W Pure Sine Wave Solar Generator/UPS that can handle up to 500 watts of solar panel input. ( @ less than 15Amps and less than 48V ) The generator will also take an additional 1100 watts charge from the wall, but I have a timer between it and the wall socket so that it gets 110V charging power for a couple hours a night, in case it didn't get enough sun to fully charge it during the day. This lets the solar generator charge and run with power from the panels during the day, but makes sure it gets a full charge once a night from the mains, just in case.FlexSolar's site says these can be wired in series and/or parallel, but they don't say how many would be the maximum. Interestingly, they each have a little red light that will turn off if they are not happy with how they are connected. (Disconnect and reconnect them properly, and the light in the center of the panel's junction box comes back on.) Wiring these as two parallel sets of two panels in series, their open circuit voltage exceeds my generator's 48V input limit by a couple volts, but in actual operation their combined voltage isn't even close to threatening to do that, so I'm declaring this combination a functional success.You can see in the pic that I have my 4 panels each hanging vertically, yet I've seen these manage to put out just over 110 watts each in this orientation (442 watts max, so far today). It seems they really ARE 120 watt panels and would happily give me the missing 10 watts each, if I would just point them at the sun.This setup is powering my home office, and this review, with 414 watts of solar generation as I write this.The performance of these panels exceeded my expectations. Hanging them this way, though makes me wish the top two grommets were a bit more solidly reinforced. Still, 5 stars for these with their nice stands, their small form factor compared to their actual output, and their all weather durability.
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