BROWEY 120W Portable Solar Panel for Power Station, USB/Type-C/DC Outputs, Foldable with Adjustable Kickstand, IP68 Waterproof, High Efficiency Solar Charging for Camping & Emergency Power Supply

Got this to go with my new Browey solar generator. Unpacked these and brough them into the backyard and the solar panels started feeding the generator power. Then I opened the generator's panels and all continued working.I do like the lightweight and the fact it folds up into almost nothing. Handy attached pocket to hold the cables and various sized plugs. Plus is this will also charge my Bioenno LiFePO4 batteries.

This 120-watt foldable solar panel is fantastic. The materials are well made: panels, seams, zippers, Velcro, handle, etc. It is folded up in a briefcase-style that makes it very easy to carry. One end of the unfolded panels has grommets sown in that will allow one to hang it if desired. The kickstands on the back fold out easily and allow you to account for uneven terrain. The power ports on the back are hidden inside a waterproof pocket. Adjusting the opening of the two zippers would allow you to run cables down depending on the orientation to prevent water from getting back into the ports if you were to leave the panels outside and weather came in.I have tried this out for a week, and it delivers. I have used the DC port for charging one of my smaller (350-watt) battery banks using one of the ten included DC port adapters. I get about 85 watts of sustainable download in the winter sun to the battery bank while also charging an iPhone and an iPad via the USB ports. I did order an 8mm DC adapter that wasn’t included so that I can charge a 700-watt battery bank, too.This is going to be my new go-to while camping and at the house to charge my various smaller lithium batteries. Having a full 120-watt solar panel is a nice upgrade from the two 30-watt foldable panels I have, and the price is very reasonable, too.

I received this last week. It arrived well packaged and with no damage. Today is the first chance I have had to test it out—easy to deploy and the support legs are sturdy, they are attached to the back side and just fold out when needed.On a January afternoon between 11:00AM and 12:30PM I set it up and connected it to my solar generator. They was providing 110 watts to my generator solar charge.

The media could not be loaded. I originally purchased the Browey Solar Battery and now purchased this Browey Solar panel. This panel when added to the Browey Battery increased the charging wattage from 22 to over 91. Adjusting the angle of the solar panel would probably increase this even more. Very happy with this purchase. When charging a portable freezer/refrigerator, the input exceeded the output with the addition of this solar panel.The panel has everything needed (power cable, adapters as well as instructions. It folds conveniently and is very portable. I love the battery and additional panel combo. I have used this on an extended road trip now for the past 2 and 1/2 weeks with no issues. Would definitely buy again.

55% solar power (67 watts) from 120 watt solar panels.I paid $87 for these panels when they were on sale. For the money, I believe these are pretty good solar panels for camping, emergency preparation, and charging a small solar power bank.I bought these to charge my Bluetti AC70 and had to also buy an adapter XD60 male to DC 2.1mm bullet cable.So far the max imput watts from the panel was around 80 watts with 65-67 watts being the average. I began the test at around 2pm on a sunny day with slight cloud cover.This solar set-up will meet my needs in that I will mainly use it to top off my power bank after a power black-out. Hurricane season is here so I want to be prepared.I like the velcro legs that prop the panels up bu actually prefer to lay it flat on the ground. Seems to get the most solar input power this way, when the sun is over-head.I don't like how the pouch for storing cables, charge controller, and adapters is upside-down. Seems like they could have made a better design that was more functional and waterproof at the same time.During charging; watch the velcro flap on the left side, if it blows onto your panels you imput will be dropped by 25%.I will run testing again tomorrow during the brightest part of the day, if anything changes I will update my review. If I average 80% solar imput I will change the review to 5 stars.Overall, I'm happy with the solar panels and would buy again.

If you live somewhere that you frequently have power outages for more than 24 hours I strongly recommend this because it works great.

I use it to fast charge my BROWEY C600 portable battery. The panel is compact and light enough.

I love these! It works great and is built very well, very rugged and has a cool design. It is so convenient to carry with you outdoors due to the fold up and handle brief case carry design. It charged my power pack quickly on a semi cloudy day in Alaska. I am very happy with it and impressed. You literally unfold it, set it in the sun using the built in stands to prop it up and plug something into it. Has a lot of connector adapters that are very useful.