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36W Gendome IP68 Waterproof Portable Solar Panel on sale for $69.99 - $15 off when you 'clip' the
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Features:
- Compact and Portable – Ideal for Outdoor Adventures: Weighing just 1.8 lbs and folding to 7.8 × 11 × 1.2 inches (about the size of a 12-inch tablet), the portable solar panel fits easily in your backpack, making it perfect for camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities
- High Efficiency – Eco-Friendly Power: Made with high-quality monocrystalline silicon, it offers up to 23% energy conversion efficiency, providing reliable charging when sunlight is available
- IP68 Waterproof and Dustproof
- Dual Output Ports – Charge Different Devices: Equipped with a USB-C port and a USB-C to USB-A adapter, solar chargers work with various devices like smartphones, tablets, and power banks, offering versatility on the go
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It did charge my power bank up. I watched the power input into the power bank (it has a screen) and it was fluctuating a lot even though the sun was constant and panels were not shaded or moving. Kept jumping between 0 and 20 watts within a few seconds with it peaking at 22 watts at one point. Not sure if this is normal for a panel this small.
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Other 40w solar panels star around $30.
Edit: the other has two usb ports and higher wattage, seems like a better deal
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It did charge my power bank up. I watched the power input into the power bank (it has a screen) and it was fluctuating a lot even though the sun was constant and panels were not shaded or moving. Kept jumping between 0 and 20 watts within a few seconds with it peaking at 22 watts at one point. Not sure if this is normal for a panel this small.
This panel does support USB-C PD and 12V/3A so it could in theory output 36W. Many smaller panels even from name brands claim to be 30W+ but only have a 5V/3A output, which is 15W. I have a ChargerLab KM003C USB-C tester power meter, so I'll know instantly if they're for real.
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