GOLABS SF60 Portable Solar Panel, Monocrystalline Solar Charger with Adjustable Kickstand, Type C, DC 18V, QC3.0 USB Ports for Power Station Outdoor Camping Off Grid RV

Being new to solar and panels, I've been doing quite a bit of research to find the best way to power a 12v fridge and maybe more during a outdoor bbq events, or shopping to keep my food fresh while I shop at multiple stores. I've landed on one thing, get LiFePo4 cells to ensure safety and longevity. Which led me to purchase a EB3A.Secondly I've been on the hunt for some panels to ensure I can keep my fridge running if I were to lug it to a bbq. I found these panels on sale and picked them up. After playing with them for two days, I've got a max of around 40 watts on sunny summer days.I wouldn't pay over $100 for these panels for the low output. Build quality is good, but pulling in 40 watts is pretty slow. It'll probably keep my battery topped off since fridges generally don't run continuously. But, if I were to transport ice cream it probably would run almost 100% of the time being in the trunk on a warm day.I can't give this more than 3 stars because of that.

Product is great for portability with the sturdy material and handles. Came with lots of attachments. Charged my power bank as it should. Only reason not 5 stars is the zipper pouch isn't big enough to store all the cables and attachments. Be great if they had a pouch for the electronics and a separate pouch for all accessories.

Excellent product, well constructed and well designed. They are fairly bulky, this is not a product he would hike with. Excellent for home use or car camping.

Connected the panel to a GoLabs R300 and could not output more than 30-32 watts on a clear day with 90 degree angle to the sun. Tested during summer in a southern state during different times of the day. I could consistently get around 30 watts but never anything over that.Exchanged the item for a 2nd panel thinking perhaps I had received a bad unit. The second panel actually performed slightly worse with the output topping out around 27 - 28 watts.I know not to expect perfect efficiency from a solar panel and knew a 60 watt panel would probably produce a little less than 60 watts under optimal conditions. However, getting HALF the advertised output wasn't acceptable. For 30 watts of power I can buy a smaller lighter panel.Exterior build quality seemed good and the various connectors on the built in controller all worked. My guess is there is an issue with the quality of the solar arrays used in manufacturing so the GoLabs SF 60 just can't achieve anything close to the stated output in real world use.

We have a bunch of batteries and such stuff for when the zombie apocalypse happens (or snow storm power outage), but our old solar charging panel broke so I got this as a replacement. Honestly, I was expecting these panels to be bigger, but even though they are not as big as I thought they were going to be, their size doesn’t affect their functionality. These panels seem to be well made and sturdy and they produce a nice amount of power. Overall, we are very satisfied with the quality and might actually be ordering another one in the near future.

This thing is awesome!! So many different options for plugging in devices. I was surprised how compact it is. I love to go car camping in remote places and this device is perfect for doing just that.When I plug my device in this dollar panel has no problem charging it up. Also with how compact it storage is so easy.I am looking forward to my next trip with the family!!

This solar set is so sleek and light with the carrying handle in just the right place! It also has an adjustable pull out stand behind each panel to change the angle of the panels to get maximum sun exposure depending on the time of day! I also got the powerbank to go with it! They have amazing customer service if you happen to have and issues or questions. Very happy! I highly recommend!

This is a good solar charger that can charge at a decent speed. It does take up a lot of room, but that can’t be helped. I plan on taking it on road trips or camping where there are no power supply around.

I already purchased the Golabs power pack which is asuperb bit of kit with many uses. I planned to use it to power awning lights and also TV in awning via the 3 pin plug socket. Site electric is now being billed separately and quickly racks up so it’s been good to have a completely independent source of power that bar the outlay of initial purchase means future power is effectively free. The panels kept the powerpack charged up perfectly. Connected together using the lead that came with the powerpack. Unzipping the case on the rear of the panels it contains USB ports (USB A & C) and a long flex with the connectors to plug into the powerpack. Open the panel, use the pegs to secure them down and stop them blowing away and it just worked. Pack starts charging and keeps you in power for as long as you have light. It wasn’t particularly sunny during our week away but it still worked perfectly. Such a neat solution and one I am sure we’ll use the most. It may even encourage us to go off-grid caravanning. I would recommend buying the same brand panels and powerpack as you know they’ll work together. It also comes with crocodile clips to connect directly to a leisure battery and a whole host of smaller connectors. It’ll literally connect to anything to charge or power. The handy zipped bag keeps all the leads together to prevent them getting lost.

Under the energy price keeping increasing I decided to buy this foldable solar panel which is more easy to use and within the budget. Comparing the solar panels on the roof these 60w solar panels is better for people who is rent house.Cuz now it’s winter so there is less sunshine but it still catch some power at morning time, it’s still does great job, I use it to charge my power bank and my charge station, it tooks about two days when winter time, It will much effort when work in summer.It’s waterproof and easy clean after the bad weather, so far I am really satisfied and would be going to buy more!

UpdatedBought this and the power pack. Supposed to charge the power pack in 5 hours no, got 10% a day (and that's sunny days in may!) . Emailed for support, great to start but then no response. Returned this! Got back to me and amazing customer service as replaced for free. New one seems to work alot better so far!

Had initial problems connecting to Go Labs power station so did what an insert on the box suggested which was to e mail Go Labs direct. They were extremely prompt and helpful in explaining what I needed to do, and sending me a very clear diagram and everything is now working brilliantly.

Used this with my R150 power station, I can get upto 50watts of output in good sun, normal around 30watts on average sunny day, Plenty of cables and adapters included. Very pleased with the solar panel.