Portable Solar Charger

[Rubber] I love having my portable charger with me!! And on top of it, it’s my favorite color!

[35.8 Hours] Bought it for a quick pinch and now is my favorite portable charger

[882 Wh] Great portable power when needed. It’s a small package but can power a few essentials when needed. I will be purchasing another with more solar panels for power independence

[Download] The Goal Zero Nomad 20 is a great portable solar panel. I haven't given it a lot of use yet, but already it works as intended. I am able to charge my phone off it when the sky is overcast. In direct sunlight, it charges faster. I was also able to charge a usb battery pack, that doubles as a car jump starter, while out camping where there was no electricity. This was handy, considering I drained my car battery running a waffle maker. Downsides? it doesn't come with a carrying strap, though it isn't hard to add one.

[5.815 lb] Handy compact solar panel plugs directly into my EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max Portable Power Station. Handy thing to have in a pinch.

[1] I finally had a day with some sun to get out and really test my EcoFlow Next Gen 160W panel. I was pleasantly surprised with the performance and ease of setup. At 11AM EDT (early October) I was able to peak at 130 watts input into my power station. I averaged 125-128 watts until my power station battery approached full when the MPPT slowed down the charging until my station was topped off. This is about 80% efficiency, which is about exactly what one should expect in real-world conditions and good sun. I specifically bought an EcoFlow portable panel, because I'd seen many positive reviews, and they're IP68 rated (waterproof and dust proof). The integrated sun dial was a definite plus as it helped me get the panel set at the optimum orientation to maximize solar input. The storage case is really nice too! I kept the foam padding included from shipping to pad the panel as it folds for storage. I will definitely buy another one of these panels, or a NextGen 220W panel as I expand my portable solar setup.

[Battery] Bought this unit during the initial release and it is awesome. Still have the EF pros and they are great(certainly more portable), but the ultra us on a whole other level. 5.2k running my dryer just to test it and it wasn't even trying. Dead quiet@ over 5k watts. I currently have it charging with 3.6k of solar on the high PV port and it kicks on when the suns come up with less solar coming in than it takes to kick on my original delta pros!! My 300 watt folding solar panels just have to have decent sunlight to charge the ultra when the original delta pros won't charge unless the panels are in full sun conditions. Only drawback is you can't grab the handles and lift it as the unit just sits on the battery and is only connected/secured by the connecting cable. That being said it's purpose isnt to be portable, so if your your hesitating on getting this as a whole home backup, don't. Just pull the trigger. You'll be happy you did!

[Black] I bought it to power portable lights during power outages. It is great. I plan on buying the bigger one with solar panels to power my refrigerator as well as a third one to power my video lights on location.

Great portable power when needed. It’s a small package but can power a few essentials when needed. I will be purchasing another with more solar panels for power independence

The Goal Zero Nomad 20 is a great portable solar panel. I haven't given it a lot of use yet, but already it works as intended. I am able to charge my phone off it when the sky is overcast. In direct sunlight, it charges faster. I was also able to charge a usb battery pack, that doubles as a car jump starter, while out camping where there was no electricity. This was handy, considering I drained my car battery running a waffle maker. Downsides? it doesn't come with a carrying strap, though it isn't hard to add one.