I used the solar panel to charge my Progeny 300 watt solar generator. On a nice sunny day I was charging at about 33-35 watts. That mY not sound like a lot but when plugged into AC outlet to charge, the Progeny only inputs 35 watts. The panel is very compact and comes with plenty of cables including a multi-cable with lightning, USB-C and mini USB. The panel has two USB outlets so you can charge your phone or tablet right from the panel. So far very happy with product.

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink. The point is that these panels, and others I've purchased are priceless! The best part about it is it's multiple ports for extra devices, and it's great charging speed. Don't be a dead horse, get 1 today!

Nice and compact. Quality seem good. Used it and works well.

I need a small solar source for my bug-out bags for my significant other and myself. This fits in a regular sized backpack. I did an early test of the built-in USB. Daytime but cloudy completely overcast day with some gray. Layed it out flat. Got a half amp on from the USB. I can fully charge my Garmin inReach satellite communicator in a few hours with that. Looking forward to testing it on a sunny day. Hope to get 2 amps from the USB.

Did a more thorough test with the raw solar output jack today. Ran it through a MPPT charge controller and charged a LiFePo4 battery. Measured current with a clamp meter. Oh YEAH! It was exactly what it should be. For my location (upstate NY), date (October), and time of day (1PM) , I got exactly what I was supposed to get ... even with the foldable panel just propped up at approximately the right angle. There is no doubt that this panel will produce 60 watts in the summer if you have an MPPT charge controller. It is sized well for my purposes even in the winter for charging a battery pack that will recharge a few flashlights, hand held radios, etc. Great product. I have 2 and am giving one to my daughter.

Added: I gave both to my daughter with the necessary cables and controllers to run the two in parallel or series. I added an inline meter so that she can see how well it's charging her lifepo4 battery pack. Now I'm looking at this as a third purchase for myself again. I know it's good stuff because I (a degreed electrical engineer) thoroughly tested it myself.

Great for camping! Used it boon docking and boy it saved our whole family! Especially with our phones, fan and very small appliances.

The product was above and beyond what I expected for the price I paid

I have numerous 100W panels, and large power stations, due to constant power outs... but I like to take a small power station on trips, and don't want to lug a big panel. This 60W is the perfect size.
It also works with my GoPowerPlus, Okpro 540, Paxcess 280, and Jackery 1000. I won't knock a star off....but wish they had the right adapter, 8mm, for the larger Jackerys. I happened to have an 8mm adapter, so could make it work. This panel worked great with everything. The USB port adapter is super too...with three different ends, including an iPhone pin adapter. Very pleased....though I just got it.... so will need more testing, but I don't anticipate any issues. Usually I will know if there are any right away.

Thing was awesome. We camped on the beach in Hawaii for 2 weeks. Had plenty of power to charge our 80wh power bank, that charged a laptop, 4 phones, headphones. Just awesome. Worked as advertised!

Just received my Keshoyal 60w solar panel today and I love it. Very well made with an excellent design and very easy to use. It came with plenty of optional cables and connectors works great with my Rav power house portable charging station. The $79 price tag is very reasonable for such a superior product I highly recommend Keshoyal solar panel. Thank you
Bernice

This is an excellent 60 Watt solar panel for $79.00 (the price of it as of this review and assuming you use the $10.00 discount). I have several power stations and solar panels and this one works as well as my other 60 Watt solar panel. It comes with all the connections you'll probably need, and honestly, I don't see the point of having a power station without a solar panel. During a power outage, depending upon the duration of it, having a solar panel to recharge a power station is essential. This solar panel seems to be very well constructed and folds out easily. It wants to conduct electricity even when under a regular lightbulb inside the house. It ships very well packaged.