The GoSun Solar Table 60 is an innovative foldable outdoor table that uses solar power to charge devices on the go built by GoSun. It’s fitted with a 60-watt solar panel embedded in its surface, so while it functions as a normal table (made of tempered glass and aluminum), it also collects sunlight to charge devices, power banks, or compatible GoSun products like the solar oven or portable coolers.
My first real experience with the Gosun solar table came on a weekend trip, and today I want to review why the Gosun Solar Table 60 deserves attention.
GoSun Solar Table 60
This innovative piece of outdoor furniture turns an ordinary table into a mini renewable energy plant, giving off-grid campers a sturdy surface for every one of their outdoor activities. It features a 60 watt solar panel that harnesses the sun’s power to keep small devices charged throughout the day.
The table is designed to work directly with Gosun’s power banks; just plug one in and let the panel capture abundant energy from the sun without any extra effort.
While it’s built mainly for Gosun’s devices, I’ve adapted mine to charge an EcoFlow Delta II, reducing the need to carry separate chargers on every trip. That kind of flexibility feels way better than a regular cooler setup, and it’s why so many campers now treat this table as essential gear.
Solar Specs
The heart of this table is its 60 watt solar panel, and even when you’re not using it as a table, you can still optimize solar collection by angling the panel toward the sun. That same panel features a 60 watt rating that’s designed to charge Gosun’s devices, though I’ve easily adapted mine for the EcoFlow Delta II with no issues at all.
On the smaller 20W solar table, the panel automatically starts charging the built-in battery the moment it sits under the sun. To get the most out of the solar power, you’ll want to position the panel perpendicular to the sun’s rays, and thankfully you can tilt and rotate it accordingly until you find the sweet spot.
Folding
Packing this table down is refreshingly simple: you just unlock the braces, and the table folds down on its own. It’s genuinely super easy to set up and use, and I had mine assembled in a few minutes, without the need for any tools at all.
For the eCooler version, you assemble it by placing the two clamps under the table, then you screw the thumb screws until they catch the bolt threads and fix the clamps in place. Next, unclip the eCooler bar from the clips underneath, then attach the solar panels opposite the panel’s junction box, and slide the short end of the angle bar through both clamps without using too much force.
If it feels tough to push, just loosen the clamps a little, but don’t remove the knurled screws, and don’t apply extra force. Stop when the bar sticks out about 2.5 cm past the second clamp so the Chillest cover can fully open without hitting the table, and make sure nothing gets in the way before you tighten everything by hand.
With the solar panel standing upright on the rod, loosen the corner clamps before attaching the rod to the Chillest, then slide the angled rod down through both clamps, set it to the height you want, and hand-tighten both clamps; finally, route the charging cable over the black fastening straps and connect it to the port labelled “Solar” on the Chillest.
Durability
This table earns its keep outdoors: the eight-square-foot tabletop is made of tough tempered glass and aluminum, so it can go with you anywhere. Reviewers keep praising the high quality materials, noting the table can withstand harsh outdoor conditions without wearing down.
The tabletop is also designed to resist heat and stains, which makes it perfect for outdoor cooking and dining even after months of use. That same tempered glass shows up on the panel too it’s so tough you can place it face down on the Chillest and strap it down securely for travel.
Portability
What sold me was how completely portable this setup is; you can take it with you wherever you go without a second thought. I’ve recently used mine in the middle of a national forest, and it never felt like a burden.
For travel, the gosun solar table 60 should be taken apart, with the angled bar clipped under the panel so nothing rattles loose. It packs down small enough to fit in a trunk or a backpack without complaint.
Compatibility with Gosun Products
What really impressed me is how it integrates seamlessly with Gosun’s off-grid kitchen setup. You can cook using the hybrid solar oven Diffusion right on top of the table, while underneath provides ideal summer shade for the portable solar cooler, the Gosun Chill.
You can run these off-grid thanks to the table’s built-in solar module, which is exactly why it’s ready to use with the GoSun Chillest, another portable electric cooler in the same family. Everything works together like it was built as one system, not separate gadgets.
FAQs
What is the lifespan of a GoSun product?
Most GoSun products, including the solar table and solar panel, are built with durable materials like tempered glass and aluminum, so they can withstand years of outdoor use if cared for properly. Many owners report their gear lasting 5+ years with regular use.
What can a 60W solar panel run?
A 60 watt solar panel can charge small to mid-sized devices like phones, power banks, and even a portable electric cooler like the Chillest. It’s enough power to keep your essentials running comfortably off-grid.
What is the price of the GoSun solar cooker?
The GoSun solar cooker typically starts around $200–$350, depending on the model and wattage. It’s a small investment for fuel-free, sun-powered cooking wherever your adventures take you.
How much does a 60 cell solar panel cost?
A 60 cell solar panel generally costs between $150–$300, depending on wattage, brand, and build quality. Prices can shift a bit higher for durable, portable designs like GoSun’s.
Is GoSun worth it?
For campers and off-grid enthusiasts, GoSun is genuinely worth it. The durability, portability, and real solar power it delivers make it a trustworthy companion for life on the road.