MHPOWOS Portable Solar Panels 220W 40V 23.5% High Efficiency IP67 Waterproof Solar Panel Kit with Adjustable Kickstand for Ecoflow Power Station Outdoor Camping

The Mhpowos 220W solar panel is a fantastic choice for outdoor activities like camping and RV trips. It's super lightweight and folds up easily for transport. The adjustable kickstand makes setup a breeze, and the IP67 waterproof rating ensures it's reliable in any weather.

Great solar panel! The Mhpowos 220W is lightweight and easy to carry around, making it perfect for outdoor activities. The kickstand is adjustable, which makes setup quick and easy. It's built to last, and the waterproof feature is ideal for use in any weather.

When I purchased the 220W model, I was a bit skeptical due to the less than $1/watt price. I have a BLUETTI AC180 and even in late February onward in Northern California, I consistently get full charges on mostly clear days. At 13lbs, it's not too bad to setup. Also the included MC4 to multi-output makes it an even more considerable value. Another pro if your power station handles the higher voltage is the lower operating amps. Highest wattage observed is 202W, and its March and not optimum angle. Things to consider, even a little shadow on one panel will drop output considerably. Also, I'm still not sure if it's PET or ETFE since the marketing material seems contradictory. Using it consistently for over the past 2 weeks, even leaving it out in the rain, I'd totally recommend this no name solar panel.

I was skeptical skeptical because of some of the bad reviews (and how can it be such a good price? You usually get what you pay for but this seems to be the exception to the rule). I've only used it one time to check it out but my experience was very good. At first I could only get 150 watts but after adjusting my 220 panel it reached a very acceptable 185-190. I guess the only drawback would be that it's a little bit more finicky and you have to redirect it towards the sun more often to get maximum output compared to other panels that I own. I was going to take it down to four stars because of this but because of the price I left it at five stars due to its affordability. When can you get a solar panel for less than a dollar a watt! It comes with an array of cords that will fit most solar batteries, unlike my other solar panels it comes with both an Anderson connection and also the male and female Anderson connections (for my Anderson extensions) so it's very versatile. I hope this review helps!

I bought this MHPOWOS 220W solar panel to use with my EcoFlow Delta 2 1024W, and after two full days of real-world testing in the Texas Gulf Coast sun, I'm genuinely impressed. I had the panel tilted at 17° (on a 1x8 board) and manually repositioned it every hour or so to keep it facing the sun. Alternating from partly cloudy to sunny skies, it routinely delivered 170??90W, with brief peaks hitting 190??07W around solar noon. When cloudy, it still produced from 50-130W. That's excellent real-world performance for a foldable panel in this price range. It charged my EcoFlow Delta 2 reliably and efficiently throughout both days. I wasn't running loads during the tests ??this was strictly to evaluate panel output and recharge speed ??and it delivered exactly what I needed. Build quality is solid, connectors are sturdy, and the panel folds up cleanly for storage. I'm a minimalist and just wanted to see if it was powerful enough for my 1024W battery. It was! If you'reI bought this MHPOWOS 220W solar panel to use with my EcoFlow Delta 2 1024W, and after two full days of real-world testing in the Texas Gulf Coast sun, I'm genuinely impressed. I had the panel tilted at 17° (on a 1x8 board) and manually repositioned it every hour or so to keep it facing the sun. Alternating from partly cloudy to sunny skies, it routinely delivered 170??90W, with brief peaks hitting 190??07W around solar noon. When cloudy, it still produced from 50-130W. That's excellent real-world performance for a foldable panel in this price range. It charged my EcoFlow Delta 2 reliably and efficiently throughout both days. I wasn't running loads during the tests ??this was strictly to evaluate panel output and recharge speed ??and it delivered exactly what I needed. Build quality is solid, connectors are sturdy, and the panel folds up cleanly for storage. I'm a minimalist and just wanted to see if it was powerful enough for my 1024W battery. It was! If you're looking for an affordable solar panel that actually delivers near-rated wattage in the field, this is a great buy. Works well for prepping, RV use, or topping off your solar generator between outages. looking for an affordable solar panel that actually delivers near-rated wattage in the field, this is a great buy. Works well for prepping, RV use, or topping off your solar generator between outages.

Nice compact solar panel. The stands to angle the panel are a little irritating to setup, but not a big deal. Outputs its rated power. Has a matte finish on the panel and isnt glossy like other brand so it absorbs sun well even when laying flat. I wish they listed more specs as they don't list if it has a blocking diode or its rated series voltage. It works well over all, and is compatible with my victron mppt charge controller. Was very happy with it snd ordered a second one after seeing how well its made.

This panel is a smaller size than my 100w panel when folded. It is rated at 220w output for the same price as the 100w panel. Used twice so far. The panel has produced 193w in morning hours that it has been needed to recharge. Before noon charging had completed on the Bluetti ac180 and shut off.

I purchased this for hurricane prep to go with my Jackery 1000 V2. The variety cord that comes with the unit works just fine. I had purchased an additional one just in case but it wasn't needed. The single panel that came with the Jackery took over 8 hours to charge alone, but with this additional panel I was able to decrease my charge time to a little over 4 hours. During testing, I placed everything outside around 10:30am where I was only getting about 119W with only the Jackery 200w, in Florida mid-March. Again, looking at an over 8hr charge time. Once I added the MHPOWOS 220W I was getting about 234W with a little over 4hr charge time. By 12:30pm I did need to reposition. My wattage had dropped to 222 but after, it increased to 263. It was fully charged when I checked at 2:50. A 200W Jackery panel is $700, while this one is a steal for less than $200. There was a small issue with my initial purchase, but I contacted the seller who was very responsive and quickly resolved the issue. Overall it's a great product.

The solar panel has shown a max wattage input of 203W from my power station app display (so far), and that was in good conditions. Excellent product and easy to set up. It will likely show a higher power output in more intense sunlight. The solar panel was easy to connect to my power station and is functioning successfully.

Bit pricey for what it is, transportable but not sure it'll last long. In 2 months with good exposure only went to 203W once, generally goes between 130 to 180W production And need to pack it up every time there is rain as per the manual... I bought glasse panels since