SOLAR POPO 100W Portable Folding Solar Panel Charger with USB Outputs for Family Camping Phones Tablets, Foldable Solar Panel with 4-in-1 Cable for Battery Power Station Generator

I received these last week and today is the first chance I have had to test them out. The price on these was too good to pass up so I took and chance. They arrived well packaged and with no damage. A cursory examination showed them to be well built. Easy to deploy and the support legs are sturdy.On an early November afternoon between 12:00PM and 12:30PM at latitude 43.03 degrees north I set them up and connected them to my homemade solar generator. One panel was providing 127 watts to my mppt solar charge controller and the other was providing 110 watts. Ambient temperature was 65F (18C). The reduced price sweetens the pot even more.

Bought this PoPo panel a year ago . Maybe used it about 4 times , just a few hours . Put it out in the sun on the ground today about 1pm est , it was charging 85 watts steady to power station (EB3A) through a 25 feet long extension cable , I tested without extension cable and went up to 90 watts , That is the best I've seen it . Too bad the suns' position keeps moving . PoPo folding panel seems to be well constructed , This is ; In My Opinion .

The price on this seemed too good to be true. The product is very well made in my opinion and a great value per watt. It actually looks like a better version of the Jackery Solar Saga with better stands, more outlet types, and it even closes with magnets like the Solar Saga. I plugged the Solar PoPo 100 watt panel 8mm jack into my Jackery 300 yesterday to see how well it would charge on a mostly Sunny day in mid February and I saw it go as high as 84 watts. I'm sure that I could have got more wattage if I was more anal about getting the best angle to the Sun.

Me agrada que es ligero, voy solucionar un problema.

seems to be a sturdy well built solar panel. One thing I was worried about was if part of the panel was covered, would it stop completely. Good news is, it still charged, just at a much lower rate. I covered one panel and it only charged at 25% but it was still better than other panels that completely shut down.