Most of all, I liked the completeness of this telescope kit and its value-for-money proposition. Its an appealing package of a powerful telescope with good light gathering capability and quality lens, plus all the viewing accessories - 2 eyepieces and 3x Barlow lens, tripod, phone adapter, solar filter, Bluetooth remote, etc.
I would start using this telescope with a pair of binoculars (to easily locate desired viewing targets) and the lower power 25 mm eyepiece, as this gives you a larger field-of-view (FOV) for initial viewing. You can use the higher magnification eyepieces for more detail, but beware! The target will be harder to find, but you will get better as you practice. You may also want to buy solar and lunar filter lenses for these bright objects, it would be nice if the manufacturer included more of these in the package... Happy stargazing!!

I am very happy with the camera. The supplied solar panel in particular ensures that the battery life (at least in summer ;)) is really great.

I bought this foldable solar panel for it's compact size. It still packs a punch! I'm using the Jackery 300 and I'm pulling 65 watts on a clear day. 50 watts with indirect/ cloudy sunlight. This product has definitely exceeded expectations!

Hello, I bought this camera to see what is happening outside as I am disabled. With its solar panel it is autonomous, there is no need to pull any cable. Regarding the installation, nothing could be easier and faster. With the application on the phone or tablet, the controls are very responsive. Super happy with the product.

Practical for a property that has neither electricity nor WiFi. With a SIM card and the solar panel, the camera is a reliable part for surveillance. The picture quality couldn't be better. In addition, the price is cheap. Nevertheless, we don't want to miss them. After a month of rain and storms in use, there have still been no problems and the battery is always at 100%

Very pleased

I like having portable solar panels, for travel and for emergency use. In addition to charging the various household digital devices, this panel is great for my USB-powered battery chargers. What's nice about this one is it's a lot more powerful that the other panels I have. That comes at a cost, which I'll get into shortly.

The panel is advertised at 30W. I don't have the equipment to verify that, but I will say that it's a lot more powerful than my other panels that have lesser ratings. It made fast work of four rechargeable batteries. Construction appears to be sufficiently tough. The panels are thin and sealed. I wouldn't use this in the rain (probably wouldn't work to well anyway with no sunshine) but if it got wet briefly I wouldn't worry about it.

Due to its size and the way it's constructed, it's a little harder to open up and prop up. You can do it, but it takes some more effort. The charger has loops at each corner for hanging, and two clips are included for that purpose. Also, because it has a higher power rating it has to have more panels, and that means more weight. This isn't ultra-heavy, but it's probably not something I'd take backpacking. Car camping, sure.

There's only one USB port for charging, which is a bummer. My other panels have two ports.

Finally decided to add a solar charging option to my EDC kit by picking up this foldable solar panel and I'm glad I did. It's simple with no exposed wires, reasonably sized when in use or folded up, performed well out of the box and the material feels durable. My phone charged about 20% in 15 minutes which is more than enough for me. Now I just wish I had two.