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Top 3 Solar Panels for Your Devices – My Picks from Testing Over $1000 Worth of Portable Panels

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KTenergy 30 watt foldable solarbrCharged my phone in 15 hours from 37 to 96 At $122 a watt, it is the cheapest foldable I found It is well made A little bigger than my kindle 10 when folded I highly recommend this product Awesome addition to my emergency preps
Comment from : @annstraus2679

How would these work during winter? With snow and what not, assuming they were kept clean as much as possible
Comment from : @ZennZennster

I just found your channel and I appreciate your reviews I have been waiting for a while to get a power bank and portable solar panels and your reviews are very helpful
Comment from : @Sharkman6275

BTW, it helps to know of all the products you tested, even if they didn't make the top 3 I was curious if the Ecoflow was tested or not to determine if they weren't good enough to make the high rankings
Comment from : @baileyw75

in that bear-selfie situation you going to die for sure, but don't worry, your phone will survive
Comment from : @thinkingabouttgcg

Too much solar pannel brWill u give me one 😅
Comment from : @OoTinAg1986

Would loved to see your review on the PowerFilm solar panel 😅😅
Comment from : @gregstarr2954

Can you explain if the renogy panels could be daisy chained?
Comment from : @BandoBrandoXOXO

What could you recommend, durable two ports 20w good with any weather and compact like your 1st and 3rd choose, and if one panel is covered or better broken it continues to perform? Price doesn’t really matter
Comment from : @leugim-h2u

hey man is that Lagotto Romagnolo in the background :) <3
Comment from : @stefanschz7589

IMO the Blue is wayy better
Comment from : @jefftc14

im confused why does the last charger have a usb C port? does the usb c charge a powerbank to usb A or what?
Comment from : @maskedweird0329

A lot of those brands seem to sell exactly the same sets, just under different names Also, some models seem to disappear after a couple of months I guess the actual performance / quality you get depends a lot on luck (ie, who did they happen to source their panels from that week)
Comment from : @RFC3514

Ordered the Renogy, because of the higher chance of things going bad in the world Might be handy being able to charge and recharge our phones (and storm lantern) Thanks for the helpful insights
Comment from : @GT--BTS

Dc output is good for your mini fridge in the car right?
Comment from : @factsmatter1172

Your link also gave me £20 off the number 1 Renogy EFlex 30W Portable Solar Panel
Comment from : @BrotherGiles

Can you daisy chain the big blue panels???
Comment from : @mbburg2149

That's one patient dog
Comment from : @peterhuh

Great video! Thank you
Comment from : @matthewmclean9583

but no kickstands
Comment from : @Raubgraeber

just what i was looking for
Comment from : @g2h0

Thanks very informative as I'm currently looking at a compact solar set up for camping remotely 👊
Comment from : @kashaNorth

Dude excellent review and exactly what I was looking for with a real USB-C output I have Renogy panels on my Jeep so I know they're solid
Comment from : @daylus4358

So you got a Goal zero in the video and you don't even review it????
Comment from : @jayhome2715

I am looking for a Watt per gram comparison The weight matters
Comment from : @mukiker

Never charge a modern phone directly off of the panels Charge a power bank and use that to charge anything Lay the panels in (direct) sunlight and use a long cable to a power bank laying in the shade
Comment from : @GeneralKato

I have the scosche powerup32k but im unsure what panels to get
Comment from : @patrickkelly3645

Great clear review
Comment from : @Roadshome

Why do you pet the dog? It is true that the video is much more interesting, but the dog is suffering beca
Comment from : @Chrstoferli

Renogywhat do you recommend to charge a small power station like Anker 522?
Comment from : @investmass

Hey! Lux is a measurement of light intensity, not directly correlated to "available" solar power specifically You can use solar radiation w/m2 (measured commonly in watt per square meter) to get an accurate estimation This is also what solar pv plants are using as well because the visible light (lux) is not the same wavelength as the radiation that PV are absorbing to workbrbrThanks for the video!
Comment from : @TheEragoon

Cant get Renogy in Australia,
Comment from : @Gab-o7r

why are you so vascular?
Comment from : @danielranger1610

Magsafe cooling charger video
Comment from : @goldsteez3485

Hey Great video!!, Fellow Neighbour, I'm from Edmonton I'v been watching your videos for a while now I want to buy some 100 - 120W portable solar panels for my a DJI 1000 what do recommend is best ?!
Comment from : @shawnstoik

El perro actúa de que lo esta escuchando pero no , mientras el Humano habla esta comprobando que la teoría de la relatividad general de Einstein es correcta
Comment from : @joseg7090

Damn of course you just put out a video on this
Comment from : @MaxMansfield

I’ve tried a few a your reviews and I give up within the first 20 seconds I’m sure that many people enjoy the fast paced style, active speaking style, constant motion as you quickly cover gobs of material I’m not one So, I leave you and yours to yourselves If you could recommend a reviewer with a slower style I’d appreciate it
Comment from : @fedya4445

nipple Clamps?
Comment from : @bsfatboy

Wow that’s awesome I had no idea they invented battery chargers that didn’t have to be charged ahead of time So now you can have power on longer trips I guess you could even recharge your battery packs lolbrbrSo I guess these are mainly for phones/tablets but do they have the ability to recharge a laptop battery I guess around mid day? Idk why you would need a laptop but I guess it’s just math?
Comment from : @steven469

What’s your thoughts on Dark Energy brand?
Comment from : @mikemcgee6810

More of these solar panels! Very informative for these solar panels!
Comment from : @Ferno209

Keep in mind many of these panels are probably designed to charge soloar generators more so than devices directly (at least the ones with DC-Output like the second panel) br18W may be the maximum output of a USB-A port that does not support some sort of power delivery (I don't think any USB ports actually support this, or if they do it's only from a more powerful source like a car or AC outlet) I do see the 18W USB-A limit though on a lot of stuff ,even cigarette lighter adapters so it may just be a limitation of the general USB-A spec
Comment from : @HR-wd6cw

What is the best USB C hub that works with Android phones? For $100 🙏🙏
Comment from : @XLance2020

Any of those compatible with one of those emergency batteries?
Comment from : @misabigaming

Panels without USB-C PD capability (supporting 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V, etc) are e-waste Limiting output to 5V/24A is inefficient, especially for panels theoretically capable of 30W or morebrbrPanels should deliver at least 75 of their rated capacity under good conditions, but some of these smaller panels struggle to even reach 30 This inefficiency likely stems from using buck converters that only reduce voltage to 5V, lacking effective Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT)brbrCharging a smartphone directly from these panels is risky due to potential output instability A safer approach is to charge a power bank Using a small portable power station with a real MPPT in conjunction with a small panel that provides standard DC output would be more efficient
Comment from : @adriftatlas

$1000 worth of panels, so you reviewed 3 or 4?
Comment from : @speedracer9132

I ordered the Renogy G using your link…… Monty, looking Goood !
Comment from : @4toes1nose

Would you recommend pairing these panels with a Portable Power Bank? Charge the power bank with the panels and charge your devices with the power bank?
Comment from : @aifresnofresno

Great video, thank you!
Comment from : @ryanmcdougall22

You didnt mention anker at all How come? Also the bigblue seems to be the winner and was rated as 3rd Can you explain?brThanks much
Comment from : @shailukov7440

good to know, thanks!
Comment from : @st33ldi9ital

I have bought four 40w solar panels and one , solar flex,didn't work at all after less than six used another one,a Chinese brand,soaked up condensation in on panel and only one UBS would work the third one powerness will only charge one UBS The last one is the jackery and I haven't had any problems
Comment from : @lawrencefoster5608