DOKIO Foldable 100W

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ IMHO The DOKIO Foldable Solar Panel 100 Watt Monocrystalline Solar Suitcase Portable undoubtedly deserves a five-star rating for its exceptional performance and reliability during our week-long beach camping adventure. This portable solar panel exceeded all our expectations, allowing us to enjoy uninterrupted power supply throughout our stay. Its monocrystalline solar cells worked like a charm, efficiently converting sunlight into power, even on cloudy days, ensuring our batteries stayed charged and our devices powered up. The foldable design made it incredibly easy to set up and position for optimal sun exposure, saving us time and effort while maximizing energy absorption. What truly impressed us was its ability to power not just our small devices but also our essential appliances, providing the comfort of home in the midst of nature. Whether it was charging our smartphones, running a portable fan, or even powering a mini refrigerator, this solar suitcase handled everything effortlessly. Its durability and weather-resistant features meant we didn't have to worry about sudden weather changes, giving us peace of mind during our outdoor escapade. The convenience of having a reliable and eco-friendly power source added immensely to our camping experience, making it an essential companion for any outdoor enthusiast. Without a doubt, the DOKIO Foldable Solar Panel 100 Watt Monocrystalline Solar Suitcase Portable is a five-star product that enhances the joy of camping and exploration, earning our highest recommendation.

Came as advertised. The legs are a little flimsy but adequate for the unit. Easy to setup, move, take down and store. It has been maintaining the charge on a 12v deep cycle battery which powers a small 12v refrigerator in my camper continuously for over a month. The cable is adequate but I determined that I could get an extra hour or so at both ends of the day with a longer cable. I spliced in an extra 15’ or cable but inadvertently switched the polarity. Fortunately it has both overload and short circuit protection. I quickly corrected the polarity and to my delight and surprise it continued to work. The only casualty that I can tell is the USB ports no longer work. They were very convenient but that’s a small loss for being an idiot. Good design. Works well. Take extra care if you splice the cable. I highly recommend this product.

Got this for our pop-up camper so that we can extend our time without shore power and generators. The setup is great, and the panel seems to be well constructed. So far I'm happy with this purchase. I deducted a star for the following reasons: * The legs are quite flimsy. So far they work well but I wouldn't trust them with a harsh wind, and definitely not significant weight being placed on them (e.g. a little kid leaning/sitting in them) * The controller doesn't tell you how many watts are amps is being pumped into your battery. That seems to be a strange omission, more important than voltage which it does report. My battery definitely charges with this panel, but I can't tell how many of the 150W actually make it there. Someday I'll probably replace the controller. I did a bunch of googling trying to figure out how to show the wattage, because this is such a basic thing, finally found a site selling the same controller saying it doesn't do it. * The bag is great, but it ripped at the zipper seam the first time we took it out. My wife repaired it, and I've been extra careful the last few trips and it's held up so far. It's more efficient if you use a long wire from the panel to the controller and a shorter wire from the controller to the battery, so I removed the controller and added additional quick connects so I can do that. I also added a quick connect to our camper battery so I can just plug this in rather than have to remove the battery box cover and use the clamps. All in all I like this setup and would recommend it.

I love everything about this panel. It's the embodiment of keep it simple. Is it light? No, its two rigid metal frame, tempered glass face panels on a hinge. Does that matter? Not to me it doesn't This panel type is FAR better suited for semi permanent setup compared to your typical soft shell folding panel, and even compared to the semi rigid folders. And it does this while also still folding down to the size of a small briefcase. It basically slides right in-between my 12v cooler and the wall without much sticking out. Leg adjustments aren't great. No matter what you do you will be more or less stuck near a 45 degree angle so midday performance can be lacking slightly (I get like 75w with the sun at its peak) without propping up the bottom or forgoing the legs. However the angle is GREAT at capturing late morning and mid afternoon sun and I can get around 100w when angled for those times. Suggested rotation to maximize production with low work: Start the day with the panel angled SE, 90 minutes before solar noon reangle S, 90 minutes after solar noon reangle SW. For example if the sun is at its peak at 1:30pm, the adjustments will be at 12:00pm and 3:00pm. If you don't wanna mess with doing that it still does great just aimed South, but those two adjustments through the day get me about +30% overall production on average. This 100w panel EASILY recharges my EB3A (268wh) on a single half-decent day, and can even recharge my River 2 Max (512wh) on very clear days. I would say this is a great option for power stations of those sizes, If you have a larger one consider the 200w model. TL;DR 100w panel gets between 75w and 100w depending on time of day in clear sunny weather while being heavyweight and suitable for full time use.

This is a well built panel. The framing and legs are a great idea. Has all the wiring you’ll need. I charged an EcoFlow river battery in about 3 hours at 80-90 watts. Worked great.

The unit has nice heavy duty storage bag however the zippered entrance is extremely hard to get the solar panel in. If the zipper went around the start and stop corners slightly further it would greatly improve usability. The charge controller is glued to the back of the panel creating excessive heat transfer and inadequate cooling of the controller on hot sunny days, this shutdown my controller. I made PowePole connections to an external controller which solved the problem. If they had mounted the controller such that it wasn't in direct contact with the back of the panel, perhaps detaching from the panel to hang on the frame which would also improve visibility of the controller. I believe several of other smoked controller complaints would be resolved. I like the unit as I now have it configured and very happy with its performance. I used it with my Amateur radio volunteer safety support of river jetboat races during warm weather. Batteries were held at 13.7V regardless of the draw by the radios and computer and how hot the panel got. The changes I've suggested would have given a 5 star review.

A well thought out package with everything you need to get started. Easy to use panel sets up in seconds. Controller , cables and a nice case all included, everything you need to charge or power most anything. I took mine out of the box and had it charging my 500 watt Ecoflow power station in minutes. 75 watts in the late afternoon. I suspect it will generate close to 100 watts at midday in the sun. Hi quality aluminum frame that folds and latches shut .Perfect for camping or charging a boat battery in the boat. Folds up nicely and everything stores in the quality fitted case. The case is a bit snug but it all fits well. Thinking of buying a second . I would recommend at the current low price ($100) and would buy again

Easy to set up plug and play! Immediate power! Used for travel trailer. Was getting 10 hrs of sun exposure in AZ. Can charge 3 100 AH to 50% easily! Nice caring case and lots of extras!