FlexSolar 36W Ultra-Portable Solar Panel Charger with Quick Charge, USB-A & USB-C & DC Ports, Ultra-Lightweight for Outdoor Emergency Power, Backpacking, Hiking, and Camping
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Size: E-36W
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- Ultra-Portable Solar Companion:Engineered for adventure, the FlexSolar 36W folds to a compact 7.75.1smaller than most tablets) at just 1.7 lbs. Its integrated carabiner system allows instant attachment to backpacks or tents, while the reinforced elastic strap ensures secure transport your ideal power solution for hiking, camping, or emergency preparedness.
- mart Dual-Port Charging:Equipped with USB-A, USB-C and DC(5.5mm*2.1mm)outputs, this solar charger delivers power to USB devices and other small DC devices. Advanced MPPT technology maximizes energy harvest (even in partial shade), while an intelligent power management system automatically adjusts output to prevent overcharging (Qi/PD compatible).
- Featuring a triple-layer protective construction: 1. Scratch-resistant E film surface coating 2. UV-stabilized EVA encapsulation 3. Impact-absorbing polymer baseplate This design achieves 3 greater flex endurance than standard panels (2,000+ fold cycles tested), with hidden busbar cells eliminating micro-crack failures common in foldable solar arrays.
- 24% Photovoltaic Efficiency: Engineered with military-grade solar arrays, the FlexSolar portable charger achieves an industry-leading 24% energy conversion rate, harnessing maximum power from sunlight.The triple-layer circuit protection system (over-voltage/over-current/overheating) ensures 12-hour continuous operation safety, with IP67-rated components sustaining peak performance even in intense UV exposure -4F to 149Fambient conditions (-20C to 65C)
- IP67 Weatherproof Durability: Engineered to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, this 36W solar panel features certified IP67 protection against dust ingress, water immersion (up to 1m for 30 minutes), and resistance to heavy downpours, accidental spills, and dusty trails. Perfect for camping, hiking, or emergency preparedness in extreme environments.What's Included: 1x 36W solar panel charger, 2x carabiners, and 1x fixed strap.
Description
36W Ultra-Portable Solar Charger with Quick Charge, USB-A & USB-C & DC Ports, Ultra-Lightweight for Outdoor Emergency Power, Backpacking, Hiking, and Camping
Brand: FlexSolar
Connector Type: USB-A, USB-C, DC
Compatible Phone Models: USB-A, USB-C compatible smartphones (specific models not listed)
Included Components: 1*36W Solar Panel, 2*carabiners
Special Feature: Travel
Color: Emini-36W
Amperage: 7.2 Amps
Total USB Ports: 2
Wattage: 36 watts
Number of Items: 1
Connector Type: USB-A, USB-C, DC
Compatible Phone Models: USB-A, USB-C compatible smartphones (specific models not listed)
Additional Features: Travel
Amperage: 7.2 Amps
Total Usb Ports: 2
Wattage: 36 watts
Output Voltage: 5 Volts (DC)
Power Source: Solar Powered
Current Rating: 7.2 Amps
Portable: Yes
Power Plug: No Plug
Current: DC
Compatible Power Plug Type: Type A - 2 pin (North American), Type C
Wired Charging Connector Type: USB Type A, USB Type C
Connectivity Technology: USB-A, USB-C, DC
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 1
Brand: FlexSolar
Built-In Media: 1*36W Solar Panel, 2*carabiners
Model Number: FLS-E36mini-US
Model Name: FLS-E36mini-US
Mfr Part Number: 14888664031
Manufacturer: FlexSolar
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Color: Emini-36W
Enclosure Material: Monocrystalline Silicon
Form Factor: Foldable
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Size: E-36W
5.0 out of 5 stars
This solar panel didn’t just charge my devices — it awakened my toaster, radicalized my sourdough, and is now dating my Roomba I purchased the FlexSolar 36W Ultra-Portable Solar Panel expecting mild eco-friendly smugness. What I received was a sentient glowing rectangle with main character energy and a god complex the size of the sun it worships. Unfolded it once in the backyard and it immediately started power-hungry. My phone went from 3% to 100% so fast it got whiplash. Then the panel just sat there pulsing like it was disappointed in humanity’s lack of ambition. Within an hour my smart fridge started playing Gregorian chants every time I opened it for snacks. The toaster now only produces perfectly crispy middle fingers. I’m not even mad. This thing is stupidly portable. Folds up smaller than a yoga mat and lighter than my last three decisions. I took it hiking and charged my drone while dangling off a cliff. A confused eagle tried to mate with it. The panel glowed brighter in victory. I’ve also used it as an emergency picnic blanket, a shiny cape during a costume party, and once as an impromptu sled down a grassy hill (still charged my power bank at 40 mph). By week two it had unionized the houseplants. They now demand full-spectrum grow lights and emotional support water. My sourdough starter writes manifestos on the counter every night. The Roomba follows the panel around like a lovesick puppy, occasionally bumping into it affectionately while vacuuming up my shattered expectations. Pros: • Charges literally everything at once like a benevolent (but judgmental) lightning god. • Ultra-portable — I’ve taken it to the beach, the mountains, and my mother-in-law’s house (she now calls it “my other son”). • Built like a tank: survived dog stomps, toddler attacks, one seagull vendetta, and me accidentally sitting on it while napping in a hammock. • Makes you feel like a post-apocalyptic warlord who’s also environmentally conscious. Cons:
It gets cocky. Left it in full sun too long and came back to find my entire kitchen running like a Silicon Valley startup. The coffee maker was brewing cold brew espresso martinis at 3 PM while the microwave was live-streaming recipes to the neighbors. Also I’m pretty sure it’s flirting with the solar garden lights. This isn’t a charger. It’s a pocket-sized sun deity that decided my chaotic life needed more voltage and personality. I now own four. One lives in my backpack like a loyal golden retriever made of photons, one is permanently stationed on my roof plotting with the squirrels, and the others rotate shifts like overachieving interns. Buy this panel. Your gadgets, your appliances, and your rapidly evolving indoor ecosystem will thank you. Just don’t be surprised when your blender starts giving TED Talks.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026 by Davey Arrr!
Size: E-36W
YMMV: The power rating is waaay off - but I *love* the compactness and flexibility of this panel set. So I will use it for backpacking and emergencies noting that. PRO: Very compact fold up PRO: Very Flexible PRO: Does have raw solar out (whatever solar voltage - not forced to 12v - so good for a MPPT controller) CON: No where near rated power NOTE: Power was compared to quality monocrystalline 2x10 watt solid panels. They are almost this size - so no way this panel can be 36 realistic watts even under ideal conditions - actual measurements confirmed this - about half the power of the similarly sized monocrystaline 20watt panel set
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2026 by MH.
Size: E-36W
I am totally please with this panel, it folds up nice and small, very light weight in my opinion and with this panel in my windshield of my vehicle, It will power my Uniden BCD536HP scanner, and once even when the sun was behind the vehicle. I had to stop the vehicle and get out to see where the sun was because I couldn't believe the scanner was still operating, so there must have been enough sunlight reflecting off the clouds. It also appears to be built rugged.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026 by Randy
Size: E-36W
Charged vapes and cell phone in Maui winter sun ...battery packs took muck longer...better than o expected
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 by Roger Rafferty
Size: E-36W
Product Description: This is a FlexSolar 36W foldable solar charger featuring high-efficiency monocrystalline cells. It is equipped with a triple-port output hub containing USB-A, USB-C, and a 5.5mm x 2.1mm DC barrel port. The panel uses an ETFE-coated surface for weather resistance and folds into a compact, tablet-sized footprint secured by an integrated hook and loop strap. Review: The build quality of this panel is immediately apparent. It feels robust yet remains relatively light, making it a viable option for a hiking pack or an emergency kit. One thing to note is that out of the box, the panel has some "memory" from being folded; it took a few minutes of sitting in the sun to relax and stay completely flat. Once it warmed up, it was very easy to work with. The performance exceeded my expectations, specifically regarding the DC output. Testing this in the late evening in May, in a Northern state. I hung the panel vertically (90 degrees to the ground) to catch the low sun. I was impressed to see 20 watts of consistent delivery into my portable power station. For a foldable panel in those lighting conditions, that is excellent efficiency. It suggests the cells used here are higher quality than what you typically find in this category. However, the USB performance was more modest. While it successfully charged my phone, I did not see it trigger a fast-charging or Power Delivery mode. Even using the USB-C port, the output hovered around 7 watts (approx. 1.5 amps). This is fine for a steady "trickle" charge while hiking, but if you want the full 36W potential, the DC port is clearly the star of the show. The design offers great versatility with four mounting holes, and the hook and loop strap does a great job keeping everything tight for storage. My only significant complaint involves the waterproof port covers. They feel a bit flimsy, and one became detached and was lost almost immediately. If you plan to use this in damp conditions, you will want to be very careful with those flaps. Overall, the quality and the raw power from the DC jack make this a strong value for anyone needing to top off a small power station or keep devices powered off-grid.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 by Francis
Size: E-36W
This review is for the E-36W version of the folding 36 watt solar panel. The most important thing to keep in mind up front when looking for a packable solar panel is that the actual output will often be about half the stated output, and this panel was no different. With a USB-C cable, I was able to charge my phone in full sun in the southeast US at 18 watts on average, 20 watts peak. With a USB-A cable in full sun, it only negotiated 5v, 1.3 amps for a total of around 6.5 watts. In the shade, the output was more like ~4.2v 0.2A or close to one watt. This is a large panel to only output that much power, but smaller panels might not provide anything at all so at least it's something. Performance when partially shaded, as well as recovery, is a very important aspect for portable solar panels and I'm happy to report that when partially shaded, the panel quickly recovered once the shade was removed over the USB-C port. Unfortunately, with the USB-A port, the panel did continue to charge at around 3.3 watts, but did not automatically recover to the 6.5 watts it was outputting, I had to unplug and plug the cable back in to get it to start charging at the higher rate. Out of the box the solar panel feels durable, it's compact at only 7.5 inches long, 5.1 inches wide, 1.6 inches thick making it easy to stuff into a bag. The panel weighs 1 lbs 6 oz, and is capable of delivering 5v (3A), 9v (2A) or up to 12v (1.5A) USB-C power delivery making it a versatile charger and ideal for charging up quality power banks quickly. It's compatible with any device that can be charged with USB-A and USB-C at up to 12v, so it may not directly charge a laptop or other device that requires 20v USB-PD but you can indirectly do it by charging a quality power bank with the solar panel and then using the power bank with appropriate USB-PD capabilities to charge the laptop. Build construction feels tough, and while it appears inflexible at first once it warms up in the sun it lays comfortably flat. Overall, bigger is better with travel solar panels, but you must decide if the size, form factor, weight, and power generation capabilities are right for you over carrying additional power banks. If you need a way to recharge in the field though, this panel is worthy of consideration.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Size: E-36W
I ordered an Ultra-Portable Solar Panel Charger last week. Brand: FlexSolar Connector: USB - A, USB - C, DC Compatible phone Models: USB - A, USB - C compatible smartphones(specific models not listed) Components included: 1 36W Solar Panel and 2 Carabiners. Special Feature: Travel The new solar panel charger features for adventure. It folds to a compact 7.7 x 5.1, smaller than most tablets, and weighs only 1.7 bls. Its integrated carabiner system allows instant attachment to backpacks or tents, while the reinforced elastic strap ensures secure transport - my ideal power solution for hiking, camping, and more. The new solar panel charger features USB-A, USB-C, and DC (5.5 mm × 2.1 mm) outputs, delivering power to USB devices and other small DC devices. Advanced MPPT technology maximizes energy harvest (even in partial shade), while an intelligent power management system automatically adjusts the output to prevent overcharging. The new solar panel charger has three protective functions: 1. scratch-resistant E film surface coating. 2. UV-stabilized EVA encapsulation. 3. impact-absorbing polymer baseplate. This design delivers more than 3 times the flex endurance of standard panels. The new solar panel charger is IP67 weatherproof and durable, engineered to withstand harsh outdoor conditions. It features certified IP67 protection against dust ingress, water immersion (up to 1 m for 30 minutes), and resistance to heavy downpours, accidental spills, and dusty trails. Camping outside is perfect for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 by SOMEGUY
Size: E-36W
The panels are compact and the usb ports do reach the specified output of 18w. But these panels are not 36w, I live at 6500 ft and on a cloudless day I only get 25w off the DC port when this panel is connected to my ecoflow power unit. I have also tested with another power bank at the same time and got around 24w. When I did this test I had the panels pointed right at the sun. Over all I am vary disappointed with this. Avoid this brand.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026 by Brandon