ELECAENTA 40W Solar Panel, USB C & USB A & DC 18V, IP68, Ultra Light 2.9lbs

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This was a gift and it worked great!! Thanks

It's large enough for decent power, I was getting 45 watts in the afternoon, and small enough for portability. Fits in a rucking backpack nicely. Great for portable radio operations, camping, and similar. I wouldn't leave it out in the rain though as the ports are exposed when it is in use. Thanks.

This solar panel is great for charging small devices phones, earbuds and power banks. Easy to carry and set up. Very reasonably priced. I bought two.

I paid for a brand new unit and I received a dirty old solar panel. When I put it in the sun the indicator light doesn't even turn on it won't charge anything. I do not recommend at all.

Muy bueno para cargar celulares o power bank el material es de buena calidad fácil de transportar

I like to use a battery-powered headlamp in the evening while camping close to the ocean in the summer months in the outer banks of North Carolina. To charge the headlamp during the daylight hours, I used the Elecantra 15w solar panel. I kept the headlamp in my tent and used a short usb cable to connect to the solar panel which lay flat on the grass. On sunny days, I would get a complete charge of my headlamp for use in the evening. The Elecantra solar panel is water resistant and survived a few thunderstorms outside. I had an outstanding experience with this solar panel. Lightweight and foldable, this solar panel could come in handy for camping or emergency situations.

From 9 am, to 2 pm, 0 c out on a scattered sun day it charged that jumper box from 25 percent to full ! Very impressive for a 60 watt

I'm getting high 40's to low 50's from this panel tested at solar minimum in Toronto. Highest I've seen is 56 watts which is pretty impressive given it's the lowest amount of solar radiation in the winter. Now the cold air does help with efficiency but even in the depths of summer I can see this get at least mid 40's no problem. Because the panels are semi-rigid it's very easy to prop i up against something like you power station or a fence or something to align easily to the sun. The only thing I don't like is the XT60 and Anderson adapter is inexplicably a male connection not a female so you can't use the 5.5x2.1 2m extension. WTF? So for my power station which uses XT60 I have to put it gimpily on the 1 foot cable behind the panels instead of putting the power station farther away for more convenience. Like hello? All the other adapters are female why have one of the most important ones male so you only get a foot of cable? Fortunately I have a couple of female 5.5x2.1 to XT60 adapters so not a biggie.

Very good for charging cell phones or power banks but not 60 watts. Best I’ve seen so far was 35-40 watts. Located in Alberta Canada and used during summer months

Good quality and high efficiency. So far, I rely on it during camping to run my fridge while charging my power station.

works well easy to set , wish I would have bought 2