[New Release] PowerPort Solar 60

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Anker’s latest solar charger is available exclusively in Japan, at least for now… Take a look at PowerPort Solar 60:

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Measuring in at 33.9 * 27.6 * 0.2 in when opened, PowerPort Solar 60 is by far Anker’s largest solar charger. There are two DC outputs (8mm @ 16.8V=3A and 5.5mm @ 17.6V=3A), which means this p can power up devices such as PowerHouse! In addition to the DC outputs, there are two USB-A ports, capable of outputting 5V at up to 3A total (2.4A per port).

Key Features

  • Anker Product Strength: Please try Amazon’s No. 1 charge product brand that over 30 million people support.
  • Excellent sun’s power: Equipped with state-of-the-art solar panels, it can capture more sunlight than before, and can charge to connected equipment with high output.
  • Convenient portable folding style: It can be folded into a convenient size for carrying, it can also be carried by hand. It can be attached to the backpack.
  • High compatibility: Anker PowerHouse and other devices, from smartphones to tablet devices can be charged to any device.
  • Package contents: Anker PowerPort Solar 60, Micro USB cable, 8 mm DC cable, 5.5 mm DC cable, instruction manual, 18 month warranty (order number will be substituted for warranty certificate), customer support

Pricing and Availability: Anker’s PowerPort Solar 60 is available to order right now via Amazon JP very soon for a cost of 19,800円, and should begin shipping on October 3. It remains to be seen whether this product will eventually become available outside of Japan, but perhaps @AnkerOfficial has an idea. :wink:

What are your thoughts on Anker’s latest and greatest solar charger? Is this something you would considering ordering? Let us know everything you’re thinking by replying!

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Nice, thanks for sharing

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#3

Depending on Cost I would be interested in this if it came here to the states.

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#4

Well, a direct conversion would suggest $178.32, which seems about right to me.

#5

This thing looks awesome I was afraid Anker gave up on solar after the price increase of their last Models.

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#6

I have the RAVPower 24W foldable panels. Would love to test this one :wink:

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#7

The doomsday prepper in me is dying for this lol

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#8

Hopefully it will come to the U.S. I dig it.

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#9

This is really an interesting item.
I think all of us would like to test it. :slight_smile:

I run solar panels on my roof and have quite some experience about these technique.

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#10

I have a couple that another company sent me to review and they are nice. But this one I could see a good option for camping and off grid multi-day hiking.

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#11

Very nice. My stepdaughter n her wife n child would find this amazing when they go camping.

Would it be/is it, waterproof?

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#12

Wow, that solar panel is huge!

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#13

Yes, it is water resistant.

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#14

This guy does a water and crush test and even tosses it in a fire pit and I have to say I was very impressed with the original Anker Solar panel durability I would imagine the new solar panel is on par with that level of durability.

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#15

Ironically for me I checked on the 21watt solar panel and that price went to like $186!! Would be nice to see this hit outside Japan

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It’s hard to tell from the product photo, but it seems that it’s a HUGE panel - I’m assuming it will be like three PowerPort Solar 21 side-by-side, which is also indicated by the name. And with both DC and USB outputs, we are talking serious camping equipment here.

If I were to go on a long group camping trip, I would totally consider this. Just one would be enough to keep a 5 to 6-person group properly powered through an easy rotation. So, if I ever find another 4 to 5 people to go camping with me, and I’m in Japan, I’ll get one! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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#17

Too big for me, I use 21W and carry the weight of it. Also what keeps it flat square to the sun? I unfold 21W and prop it against bag, what stops this big a panel folding?

Advantage of bigger is it’s more likely to work in any daylight situation even inside the tent if it’s raining. I’d say 21W per person to keep a phone working and a few smaller items like flashlight, BT buds. So this would serve 3 people easily.

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#18

I actually have that little Goal Zero and to be perfectly honest I haven’t found it particularly practical. I’d be willing to trade on the size for larger capacity I think.

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#19

Only in Japan means its perfect for Pokemon Go

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#20

Snag me one :grinning::joy:

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