Best Solar Panels with USB Ports

A light, packable panel for campers who mainly charge phones, power banks and small power stations, and it did well in independent testing. Anyone filling a larger station should step up to 100 W or more.

A cheap, light 100 W panel for small power stations and direct USB charging on camping and hiking trips. Buyers who want a longer warranty or verified output should look elsewhere.

A plug-and-play 100 W panel for owners of small and mid-size power stations who want every common adapter in the box and USB ports for direct charging. Hikers should look at lighter panels.

For hikers and campers with a mid-size Jackery or other 30 V-capable station who want a 100 W panel light enough to carry all day. Check your station’s solar input range before buying.

A strong all-round 200 W folding panel for power-station owners who want real output close to the rating and USB ports for direct charging. Budget for an MC4 adapter if your station doesn’t take MC4.

The natural panel for Jackery Explorer owners who want a light, efficient 200 W panel that works out of the box. Owners of other brands should budget for an adapter or look elsewhere.

A low-cost way to trickle-charge a 12 V RV, boat or camper battery, with everything needed in the box. Power-station owners are better served by a panel with published electrical specs.

The easy pick for Goal Zero Yeti owners who want a 200 W panel that plugs straight in. Owners of other brands get more for the money elsewhere.

A low-cost all-in-one kit for keeping a 12 V RV, boat or camper battery topped up. Power-station owners are better served by a panel with published electrical specs.