Westinghouse Portable 60W Solar Panel for Portable Power Stations, iPhone, iPad, Tablets, Laptop, with QC 3.0 USB and USB-C ports, DC Output, for Outdoors, Camping, RVs, and Travel,Black

Bought this to go along with my Anker Power Station 60,000 which has a built in solar cable port, works just fine. Extra bonus that it has the other charge ports built in. It's perfect charge rate for that battery, I now have a DJI 1024wh battery that it'll probably take a lot longer to charge, but I didn't buy it for that monster. Very nice fold up, velcro closed, carry handle, ends up about briefcase sized, maybe a hair smaller.

I use this to change my Westinghouse generator, and it is very effective. The panels are very heavy and high quality. I love how it also has a box that I can plug in other devices to it too like a USB. It folds into itself and has a handle that is well stitched. The material that the panels are on is a very high quality material.

I received the Westinghouse solar panel in a bad condition, after opening the zipper pouch I noticed the plastic power box was loose. The 4 small corner screws were ripped out of the plastic threaded holes. The 2 wires are exposed and prone to breaking. The solar panel still works but it is in a bad condition. The plastic material is brittle. I'll need to ask for a replacement now. Update: Returned the first and bought a replacement. This time it is in a pristine new condition. The plastic box is secured and unbroken. Upgraded to 4 stars from 3.

A game-changer for me: paired with the Westinghouse power station - takes more or less a complete day of full sun to completely recharge.

It charges my battery unit efficiently. Works great in SoCal.

It's a convenient way to harness some solar. Folds up nicely and is very portable. The 60 watt rating is VERY optimistic. 0-2 watts partially shaded, 22 watts direct cloudless sun. I purchased this to charge a battery pack that is rated for 60 watt max. I was hoping it would be close to that in direct cloudless sun.

Honestly, I was a bit skeptical that this would charge the power station, but it did so and rapidly on a sunny day in excess of 100°. I live in Florida which has almost constant power outages for one reason or another, usually weather related. It is fantastic to be able to charge and get some power going in the house by using the sun, thank you so much.

Works as intended with the portable power stations. A bit pricey for 60 watts but still a good, compact unit that fits neatly in with all other camping paraphernalia.