SOLUPUP Solar Panels 30W Portable Foldable Solar Charger with 5V USB-A and USB-C Fast Charging Compatible with iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Power Banks, IPX5 Waterproof Perfect for Camping, Hiking, Outdoor

Following a hurricane and with no electricity, Solupup is excellent for charging my phone and phone bank. Very light, portable and provides a storage bag. With clips added, I can hang it anywhere to catch the sunlight.

I have this hanging up in a window facing the sunny side of my house. I charge phones, flash lights, watches and any other small USB stuff. It works pretty good inside but I'm sure if I used it outside it would produce even much more juice. Also seems well built.

Works great. No issues, looks nice, has multiple cables for different connection types, seems to charge my power station efficiently.

For the price, this is a great gadget to have. In direct sunlight, you can get up to 15W per USB outlet, of which there are 2. I've used it to charge up my phone, and some battery packs. Even through a window, you can get a few watts which is better than nothing. I like how it folds up and could fit in a backpack. You could keep one under a car seat for emergencies. I kind of wish they offered a more muted color, or black, since it sticks out like a sore thumb in my window/yard. I got some USB watt meters so I can see in real-time how to best position the panel to get maximum power. One of my battery packs has a built-in meter too. I'd recommend getting a USB power meter if you get this, it really helps.

This solar panel works fantastic! First try I put it in the sun and was getting 180_192 volts. Which I learned later is pretty good after watching many reviews on solar panels. In overcast washing weather it'll range from 45w to 120w, depending on the thickness of the cloud. Watching numerous reviews, I've never heard of this brand Soluop. But it seems better when I see what this dues than all the reviews I've watched on Ecoworthy, Renogy, a dozen others. And the reviews almost always compared prices and this was half the price of the best reviewed 200w portable solar panels. And it seems comparable to the others. And the reviews of other expensive brands give guidance on cutting and splicing wires the get the adapters this one just vibes with. Charges up an Anker Solis pretty quick. Not as fast as the plug but I've been using the panel to charge it.

I use this to charge my phone and it works!!!

Have tried this out a few times now on camp trips and it has worked great. Had both a power block and an iPhone13 mini hooked up to it (sometimes at the same time) and both charged up nicely with full sun. Just don't expect it to do much in cloudy weather. I love that it has the "kickstands" on the back to angle it toward the sun -- saves the hassle of finding something to lean it against/move along with it as you follow the sun...

I had a couple of questions regarding this article, so sent email to their support address. When connecting my iPad to the solar panel (which was facing west in the Florida afternoon).....I saw the charge indicator come on, then a series of beeps for 15-20 seconds...then a message on the iPad to the effect of "not charging". My Pixel9 phone started charging immediately. Eventually, the iPad did start to charge after several attempts. My Anker powerbank (A548) also started charging immediately. After several connection attempts with the iPad, it started charging. I asked their TS why this would occur.heir TS is pretty slow (8 days initially). They asked for the order# and a video. Video would typically too big to send via email and I told them that. I provided the order#. A week later they said this: "According to their engineers feedback, there are two possible reasons why your solar charging panel failed to charge your iPad Pro during its first use: 1. The solar panel may have been partially shaded during its initial use, causing voltage instability and resulting in charging failure. 2. Poor contact with the data cable." I highly doubt #2 as both my phone and Anker powerbank immediately started charging. As for #1....if the Anker powerbank and Pixel9 immediately started charging...why not the iPad? November 2025 Update Yesterday, I had an email from Nila at this company where she explained that there had been staffing issues on the support side and that she had been put in the support position and had to do a lot of catching up withe the backlog. Her response is below: The situation you described—where both your phone and power bank charge normally, yet only your iPad experiences connection issues—is indeed confusing and frustrating. Regarding your specific problem, we aim to provide deeper analysis and assistance: 1. iPad Charging Compatibility: Different brands of devices have varying requirements for charging voltage and current. iPads, especially Pro models, have higher demands for charging power stability and output. In outdoor environments with fluctuating light conditions, the solar panel's momentary power fluctuations may trigger the iPad's charging protection mechanism, causing it to pause charging and repeatedly attempt reconnection. Your phone and power bank likely have higher tolerance for voltage fluctuations, allowing them to start charging immediately. This may explain why the engineer mentioned “voltage instability” as a possible cause. 2. Regarding the charging cable: Although your other devices charge using the same cable, we cannot entirely rule out the cable as a factor. Some non-original or slightly worn cables may experience changes in internal resistance. When connected to specific high-demand devices, this could also affect charging stability. If you encounter a similar situation again, please contact me and I will send you a new product or process a refund for you. We sincerely apologize once again for the delayed email support and the response that failed to resolve your issue. We are currently optimizing our customer service processes to provide faster and more effective assistance to our users in the future. We hope you will give us an opportunity to make it up to you. I have now raised the review to 4* as they have now provided what seems like a reasonable reason in answer to my questions. I raised the review to 4* now.

I average about 70watts in full sun with the 100w panel. About what I expected. No complaints

Just received the solar panel, I have it connected to an Anker Powerbank which powers my Starlink mini. It seems well built, the magnetic “latches” work really well and size is reasonable. I bought it to recharge my Anker powerbank. Initial tests are pretty good but it does like full sun like most solar panels. With most solar panels the watt rating usually does not correlate to the actual output…here are some initial results (Calgary area): Full sun early afternoon - high of 53 watts on the 60 watt rating…averaged around 48-49 watts. More than enough to recharge the powerbank and Mini. Very good. Full sun late afternoon - 40-42 watts Late afternoon, sun, some clouds - 32 watts Mid afternoon behind clouds 20-30 watts Overall I’m happy, even with clouds it has enough watts to sustain the Mini but won’t recharge the powerbank and will work fine when I’m off grid. I’ll update as I get more extensive use of the solar panel while camping off grid.