Solar panels

Portable solar panels give you power where there is no socket. You unfold the panel, lay it in the sun and charge your phone or power bank. So you stay in touch at the campsite, on a trek or on a trip. Moreover, you only use sunlight, so no mains power.

Why choose portable solar panels

The panels are light and fold up. As a result, they fit in a backpack and you can take them anywhere. They turn sunlight into power for your phone, your power bank and other small devices. That is especially handy on a long stay outdoors. In addition, the panels have a sturdy build, so they can handle changing weather.

Combine with a power bank

A solar panel works during the day, because that is when the sun shines. So charge a power bank during the day. Then you have power in the evening and at night, even when the sun has gone. You will find power banks in the power bank collection, for example the Power 10 from WakaWaka. That way you always have a store of energy.

The panels in this collection

You choose from the WakaWaka Solar 10 and the WakaWaka Solar 20. They are two panels with a different power output. So pick the model that suits how much power you need. Do you mainly charge a phone? Then the small panel will get you a long way.

What to look for

Place the panel straight in the sun, because shade costs a lot of power. Also check the weather, since the panel charges more slowly under clouds. Finally, bring a good cable, such as the 5-in-1 charging cable from WakaWaka.

In short: portable solar panels set you free from the socket. Take a look at the models below.