Renogy 100W Portable Solar Panel with Adjustable Kickstands, IP65 Waterproof, Foldable Solar Panel for Power Station, RV, Camping, Off Grid

This is the same unit that you see a Harbor Freight and elsewhere. I think one company makes it and they slap on a different color. It's substantially made and comes with quality accessories. I particularly like the box that it came in. Great for storing safely

Got it on Black Friday sale for about $88 Works great to charge my Anker Solix C1000 power station. Kind of slow, but I think it will be just fine for emergency I am NOT an electric nerd. But I like it

Just excellent construction and materials. Works as intended with the assurance of years of holding up to outdoor use. This is the one to buy at a great price.

Removed from box. Unfolded lets and pointed it at the Texas sun. Waited a few seconds for green indicator light on control box to turn green. Connected my phone to the built in USB port, and phone said it was fast charging. I'll need to buy a fancier panel set up from the same company with charging regulator.

I bought this for a very basic system in my barn. I just needed it to be able to charge a 1.2 kWh battery so I can run some basic lighting %26 charge batteries for some electric lawn equipment. It seems to handle this task perfectly fine, and—since it doesn't need to be charging constantly—I like having it available to charge power banks %26 other small electronics on the go!

Worked great for my truck camper. Folds up shipping box is great for storage. Buying another one for 200 watts

Bit larger than expected but does everything it says it will! Good price for a handy solar panel (also works with the jackery which is nice).

The 100 Watt Renogy hands down gives you the most power when compared to the 100 Watt Eco-Worthy, which I previously purchased for the same price. I received 22 more watts of power from the Renogy at the end of day sun going down. My only complaint with Renogy is they give you absolutely no connectors or cords to connect to your different brands of power stations (we use Watt Fun and Bluetti). The Eco-Worthy gives you all connectors you would need for any and all situations. For power, though, I would recommend the Renogy to my friends.

The panel is light and compact. Small enough to put behind the truck seat when traveling. I've only seen about 88watts produced In Full sun. Nice portable option to add to your existing solar setup or as a stand alone option. Not sure how long term weatherproof they are and definitely would stake them down on windy days. They also are harder to clean than a non flexible glass panel. Overall fit the needs of the extra solar power on the go I was looking for

It does what it says if a little slowly, but I wasn't planning on using this for constant use so it works for me.