MARBERO 60W Portable Solar Panel 60 Watt Foldable Solar Panel for Solar Generators IP65 Waterproof 23% High Efficiency USB Port & DC Output(10 Changeable Adapters) for Outdoor Camping Travel Cloudy

Works great! Had it set up in full sunlight and was very impressed that it charged my Marbero power station just as fast as plugging it in to the wall outlet.

Marbero folding panel test 05/14/26: Cloudy: 19.6-22W; Vmp 18.8-22; amps 1.1; Voc 21.7. Bright sun (Fl): 155.2W; Vmp 21.6; amps 7.5; Voc 23.3. (Panel laying flat at 12:20 am). New to solar power but these results seem positive for a $140 200W panel. Very easy to fold out and set up. Has closure to keep folded Multiple power station connectors on panel (zipper compartment including MC4). Nice looking set of panels. Did not come with travel case ( can be found on Amazon). Value for money.

The solar panel worked really well during our camping trip. Although I had to make sure that it was in a spot where there was enough sunlight, and it wasn’t being shaded by the trees, otherwise it didn’t do enough charge to make a difference. So I did have to move it around a little bit from time to time as the sun moved, and the shade changed. But it’s really easy to set up and a great option when you have no of access to electricity. And honestly, I felt that the charging speed was surprisingly good when it was an adequate sunlight. This panel is a good value for the money.

It folds up to a reasonable size, and the connections give you quick and easy options to tie it into your system. I regularly got between 70 and 90 watts, so the rating is accurate. It does not have a battery. I primarily set it up in my windshield, and it's a very good size for that purpose. It does get hot to the touch, but it's a dark product in direct sunlight so that's expected. It doesn't get hot enough to damage anything. I have had it crack ominously a few times while setting it up and taking it down so I have concerns about the rigidity and lifespan, but for now it does what I need it to.

Doesn't lie on their measurements. Huge plus if you are using it to recharge batteries doing the day with a sedan. The cable even covered so.it doesn't break apart

Works just like it is supposed to charge, I use this to charge my portable battery when we are out camping with no electricity. Works great, I place it on the roof of the truck where it will get the most sun light.

UPDATE: Seller sent me a new one. Very nice. It was easy to set up, although it took me a while to figure out what the brackets were for. They are to connect the fans together before you put all the front plate screws in, so I did have to remove several screws and replace them after connecting the fans together. You dont need this bracket if you are using the fans separately. These fans are VERY small, yet push a lot of air. My inside run is probably too big for these, but they are perfect for inside the actual coop, where it gets really hot. The fans only works if the solar panel gets direct sunlight as there is no battery, so make sure your placement of the solar panel gets sun for most of the hottest portion of the day for optimal function. The cable length is good. MY ISSUE is only that one of the fans works. See the video. If I manipulated the cord it would start spinning, only to stop again. I could not find the "sweet spot" to keep it working. I will contact the seller and see if they can send me one fan. I have it all installed and would rather not take it down, and one fan is better than none in 100-degree heat. I will post an update on customer support. EDIT/UPDATE The seller contacted me and is more than willing to send a new fan at no cost. Very nice.

It's hard to know what to expect from a generic brand panel, but we got a good deal on Prime day, and this had good reviews, so we took a shot. 130$ is a decent price per watt for a portable, if it can get close to its claims. Positives: Out of the box it was obvious it had a solid build qulity. Everything from the legs, to the way it folded seemed well built, and well thought out. I tested it thoroughly on a sunny July day and could get about 136 watts. I would have liked to have seen 150+, but again, for the price per watt this seemed acceptable for a portable panel. It's about the size of a 150 watt panel, so I was a little skeptical of the 200 watt claim. 136 watts would be about right for the size. I'm happy enough to keep it. It will do well enough for my needs at the price, but if you're expecting a better efficiency, you may need to look elsewhere.

Funziona perfettamente anche se i tempi di ricarica sono piuttosto lenti. Nel complesso una valida opzione di fonte di energia elettrica

Product sahi hai, OnePlus 7 pro 50% charge hone me 2hrs liya. Light weight v hai. Product ka finishing v sahi hai. 2 usb slot hai, two device at a time charge ho skta hai. But proper sunlight need hoga, forest area and rainy season me iske bharose kaam nhi chalega. agar 2 hrs v proper sunlight me use kro to kaam ho jayega. Maine 2K me liya tha.

Die Leistung ist mit 60 W angegeben. In der Mittagszeit erreichte ich bei leichter Bewölkung 22 Watt, bei klarem Himmel 43 Watt. Die Werte wurden auf einer Jackery 240 abgelesen. Für 50 Euro bin ich zufrieden, im Notfall reicht es für 2 bis 3 Handys.

I can't run my laptop on it. There is big interference. Battery does not work long. Very fast is empty. Don't really like the product

Recolecta mejor energía que un fijo de las mismas características