20 watt foldable panel that is durable enough for any adventure
Sleek design can fit into any bag
Integrated 8mm cable and USB port with built-in flip dock so you can charge any small to medium sized device
An adjustable kickstand clicks into place at multiple angles for optimal solar connection
Brand : Goal Zero
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 23GZEUNMD20XXXXXXCAC
SKU: 24649076
Model
Nomad 20
Ports
Solar Port & USB port
Weight
2.28 lbs.
Dimensions (unfolded)
11.5 x 21.75 x 0.75 in
Dimensions (folded)
11.5 x 7.4 x 1.25 in
Cable length
6 ft.
Rated power
20W
Open circuit voltage
18-22 volts
Cell type
Monocrystalline
REVIEWS
3.0
50%
Recommended
20 Reviews
Slate Stone
Verified Purchase
1 month ago
Slick 50
I bought this a month ago and so far so good it charges my yeti 120 and so far it’s been pretty slick 50!
Odd1
4 months ago
Trash, Don't Waste Your Money.
Garbage, not worth the materials it's made of. Won't charge anything. In direct sunlight, won't produce more than 8 watts, and it's terribly inconsistent. No clouds? Doesn't matter, 8 watts for a few seconds, then 0, then 6, then 8 again. Thats using the 8mm output hooked to a Yeti 500. Using USB, my phone (25 Ultra) lost charge percentage points. No apps running, nothing. This thing is trash. Connected to my Venture75, same thing. It shows it's connected to power, but will not charge. Waste of time, and money. Should be discontinued.
PapaButch
5 months ago
Has One Usb Port, And One 8mm For Piggy Backing
I bought the nomad 20 a month ago. I am happy with it’s performance. Its light weight and compact a little bigger than my 10 inch ipad. Charges quickly
gk713
6 months ago
Huge Disappointment--doesn't Charge As Advertised
We bought this to recharge a Venture 75 power bank. We're very happy with the Venture 75 but this solar panel is a dud. We were expecting a charging time of 7-14 hours as indicated in the booklet, but after 10 hours on a sunny day the power bank wasn't even 1/4 full. It takes all day just to charge a single cell phone. We've discussed the possibility of chaining another solar panel or two to the one we have to make charging viable, but I think the money would be better spent on more power banks or trying a different brand of solar panel.
Brandon Dietrich
8 months ago
Can’t Keep Up
I have tried to use this a couple times and just go back to the older model that I have. It won’t charge the iPhone 15 Pro Max over night as I sleep camping. It just doesn’t push enough power. It doesn’t seem to hold a charge either. My other older unit is way better in my mind and functions better. I been using the AC with a bigger power phone charger. I think this newer model isn’t worth buying but we all have an opinion.
