SUAOKI 100W Foldable Solar Panel Charger for SUAOKI Portable Power Station/Jackery Explorer/Goal Zero Yeti/Webetop/ROCKPALS Generator, Quick Charge 3.0, 60W Type C for Cell Phone Macbook Laptop

Solar panel works as advertised. It was noted in the Q&A that it cannot connect to an MC4 connection. This is wrong. If you purchase {CERRXIAN 50cm 10AWG SAE to MC4 Male & Female Adapter 10AWG Cable with SAE Connector for RV Panel Solar} it will connect using the avaliable SAE cable between the solar panel and the SAE to MC4 cable. With low sun light, I was able to get a charge as evidenced in the enclosed photo, albeit low. Under brighter conditions I was able to get 65 Watts fairly reliably. These are under winter conditions with sun breaking through clouds.

Works great and comes with tons of attachments BUT Suaoki, please include a longer DC to DC cable from the panel to the power station so that I can place the solar panel out of the way while still using the power station without tripping over the panel. Or please reply to my question where I asked which extension cable would work. I ordered 2 options since they didn't reply so hopefully 1 will work. Great 100W panel though, with legs to keep it upright and folds up nicely with a pouch attached to put cables in. To help the rest of you, this will work as an extension to give some distance between the panel and the power station. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CTM1JLS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The media could not be loaded. First impressions, this is a pretty neat solar cell. My biggestsurprise was effort and needed frequency to reorient the panel tomaximize power output. This is the biggest solar panel that I'veused. (I'm certainly glad it has the "kick stand" like supports forthe panel.) Even partly cloudy skys can really drop the power output- I hoped had that it would have been slightly more linear.Unfortunately I have no way to measure the amount of sunlight tocorrelate it to power output.That said, my current devices are limited in the amount of power that they draw. My biggest consumer is a Jackery power station. It can readily draw 30W and I have had it draw 50+W in bright sunlight on the 18V output.As I indicated, I do not have a full 100W in loads. As a second load Ialso have a USB-C PD battery than can draw 30W for charging on theUSB-C port. Unfortunately, it appears that when I put both loads onthe panel, the USB-C only delivers around 5V/1A. Not sure how thepower splitting actually works.I do seem able to put loads on the USB ports and the powercontrol/splitting at first glance seems reasonable. My recommendationis to use a large battery pack that supports flow thru charging totake advantage of the power output of the panel and to charge yourdevices off the battery. After all, 100W is a bit of overkill for thatphone! It would also be advisable to have some USB power testers tomeasure how much power is being delivered to your devices.Over all, I give the panel 5 stars.

I absolutely loved this product but for whatever reason it was not compatible with the rockpals battery box I purchased to use with it on camping trips. It charged everything I threw at it except for the battery I bought to go with it. I absolutely loved that it was self standing and had many adapters that came with it but I guess not all panels produce a current that is universally compatible with all batteries. I spent at least a week testing this product with multiple meters and different adapters to find out where the disconnect was just to find out that it simply was not compatible. I ended up having to return it since there was no use for it.

I bought this panel primarily for use when I go camping off grid during off-road trips. I use it in conjunction with a 400wah NRGgo portable generator which has an input to be charged by a solar panel. Using this 100 watt panel I'm able to top off my battery every morning to 100 percent over the course of 1-2 hours, depending on how much energy I consumed the day prior.In doing my research this was the only highly portable panel that I could find that delivered on the following points:1) Built in charging unit for USB devices2) Built in PD charger (very useful for my MacBook pro)3) Comes with a LARGE variety of DC charging tips for use with various DC devices (including my NRGgo battery and my Anker Powerhouse)4) Comes with a set of alligator clips for connecting directly to a the positive and negative leads of a 12v battery.

I purchased this device about a year ago and for the first time plugged it in to charge a 12v battery. It worked the 1st time and the 2nd. As I tried it on the 3rd time, smoke came out and burned both of my panels from SAUOKI. I wish someone from customer service would contact me to give me a replacement.

Works very well in gathering solar power. I screwed it to a wooden six foot ladder and set it up in the sun to charge my Suaoki 200 Solar Generator. Works great at our home base. When camping, I simply lay it across the top of my car, or set it up using the attached legs.

I got this for my Yeti 1400 but not sure what is wrong the solar panel works with a external battery but it don’t charge my goal zero 1400 not sure if is the cable or connector. I wish it would work since I want to use is in my van on the windshield to charge when I’m gone. I hope the seller contact me or will return unit.