I previously reviewed the Technaxx 21W foldable solar charging case, and at IFA 2023, they announced a new intriguing product. The Technaxx Solar Table Power Plant is basically a 410W solar panel mounted onto a table that can have the panel angled upwards by 20°/30°/35° when not in use as a table. The table includes…
This is a follow-up review of the excellent Allpowers R600 LiFePO4 portable power station. It is later than planned due to the atrocious summer the UK has had. But we are finally getting a small sunny spell and giving me the opportunity to test this properly, as well as my recent EcoFlow 100W flexible solar…
I have previously received the massive EcoFlow 400W solar panel and the superb 220W bifacial solar panel. I am particularly fond of the bifacial panel as it is less cumbersome to set up, and the bifacial design allows it to capture 220W on the primary side and 155W rear side, theoretically. This means you are…
Our lives are becoming increasingly mobile, and our need for electricity is growing all the time. Whether travelling, camping or in emergency situations – we all need a reliable energy supply. That’s where our portable solar panels come in. Our portable solar panels, also called mobile solar panels, are a great way to be independent…
Technaxx is a German company that specialises in a range of consumer technology for cars, security, lifestyle, and multimedia products. They have a growing range of solar products and portable power stations, and they recently sent me a sample of one of the smaller solar products they manufacture. This is a 21W solar charger that…
This is my initial review of the FlexSolar solar panel. My testing has been somewhat limited due to it being December, and I live in the north of the UK. I plan to test this a bit more thoroughly on some sunnier days and will test it again in Spring or Summer. FlexSolar Foldable 100W…
During my review of the EcoFlow RIVER 2, I was also testing the 220W bifacial solar panel. This is a unique solar panel compared to most of the others on the market. As the name suggests, there are solar panels on both sides. The rear side allows the panel to capture additional ambient light. It…
A few weeks ago, I reviewed the amazing EcoFlow DELTA 2 portable power station. It is probably the best option on the market if you want something in the 1 kWh range. The new LiFePO4 battery is perfect for people that use a power station extensively, it should last several years without battery capacity degrading…
I have previously reviewed the excellent Jackery Solar Generator 1000 and the less excellent Oystade 100W foldable solar panel. As I stated in the Oystade review, I am a tight-fisted northerner, I like to know I have good value for money from the things I buy, and I have applied this philosophy to most of…
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