200 Watt Portable Solar Panel for Power Station Generator, 18V IP65 Waterproof 4 Kickstands Foldable Solar Panel, Solar Charger with MC4 Cable and USB Outputs for Outdoor Trip RV Camping Off Grid

This is a great product. I needed a way to charge my phone during on-going power outages. This product works as advertised. The panel connects directly to my phone, table, or power bank via of a USB, cable. During the day, I use the panel to charge my power bank. At night, i use the power bank to charge my phone or tablet. It needs to be in direct sunlight to work efficiently. I recommend this product, along with power bank.

Like other reviews, I am truly impressed by these portable solar panels. Sturdy, easy to transport and setup. Initial testing was on my back deck where I simply opened them, pointed them towards the sun, and then connected my VTOMan 1500-Watt portable charging station using the provided cables (VTOMan needs the DC5521 plug on the included MC4 to split-cable adapter, no additional cables needed). After a few minutes I checked the Input power on the VTOMan and it was getting approx 182W...during the winter morning sun. WOW! (Can you see that in the picture?)It charged my VTOMan 1500W from 52% to a full 100% in little over 2 hours. Secondary testing was with my VTOMan operating my DC fridge, which it ran directly with no problems and was still giving approx 95W to the VTOMan.If you're in the market for portable solar panels then just buy these - you'll be glad you did!Looking forward to using this on my next camping outing where I'll add any pertinent updates.

This is a good panel. It stores nicely and takes little space and weight. Used it on my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra and got a full charge (from 50%) in about 1.5 hours. I have another 30W solar panel that works a little faster, however, this is still a good backup. Great for backpacking or keeping in a go-bag.

I did not receive this as a test review/free unit. I paid for this one, rolling the dice because the price was nice! So far it has produced power for my Jackery 1000v2. I got a bundle of that and their panel for a good price on black friday. I was not going to spend the money for a second one of theirs without testing out some more cost effective units. As of now, I would highly recommend this.*It produces at the same efficiency as Jackery's bi-facial* It exceeds Jackery in that it has 4 kickstands, and a built in pouch for the cable management

So far it’s great I’ve not had an emergency use for it yet but I’ve charged my anker solix a few times to test it and I got near max charging several times while testing. Would absolutely buy another one.

Haven’t used it yet but appears to be as described.

This is exactly what I was looking for. I needed something that could be setup on a flat surface (ground, table, etc) for camp use, but could also be hung from my pack or from a tree while traversing the mountains; this certainly fits the bill.As far as quality goes, I was actually surprised at the build quality. The material is very rugged and tough. Of course, haven’t had a chance to try it yet, so I can’t speak to the efficiency of the cells or the efficacy of the electronic components, but should they match the external build quality, I immagine they will be more than satisfactory. After I get some time on it I will update this review accordingly, good or bad, for the benefit of my fellow outdoorsmen.

It worked as advertised. It delivered 180 Wt on a perfect sunny day. It basically halves the output if the conditions are less than perfect, like small haze in the sky or a shadow is covering even a small part of the battery, like 6"x6". The positive part is that the Jackery connector and USB-C included.