Portable Solar Panel 100W 17.5V with MC-4 to DC5521/XT60/Anderson Cable, 100W Foldable Solar Panels Kit with Adjustable Kickstands, Waterproof IP65 for Power Station, Camping, Outdoor

I use to charge my buetti solar generator which I use to power my cpap machine while off grid this panel in direct sunlight charged my Bluetti from 30% to 100% in less than 2 hours

worth buying used it tons if time charging solar stations

It works seamlessly with my Anker Everfrost 2 portable refrigerator freezer, plugged into the XT-60 port. I also tested it with both my EcoFlow River 3 and River 3 Plus, and it integrates perfectly using the included MC-4 to XT60 and DC5521 cables. The panel folds together and is easy to carry.

If you're an outdoor enthusiast or someone who needs a reliable power source on the go, the Portable Solar Panel 100W is a game-changer. This foldable solar panels kit comes packed with features that make it a top choice for camping, outdoor adventures, and powering your devices in remote locations.Here is what I like:- Foldable and Portable: It folds down to a compact size, making it easy to carry and store. The adjustable kickstands allow you to position the panels at the optimal angle to maximize sunlight exposure, further enhancing its efficiency.-Easy Setup and Use: Setting up the solar panel is a breeze, thanks to the intuitive design and included cables.- Eco-Friendly Power Solution: It's a great way to reduce your carbon footprint while ensuring you have a reliable power source for your devices.Pros:High efficiency with multiple cable compatibilityFoldable and portable designWaterproof and durable constructionEasy to set up and useEco-friendly power solutionCons:The initial investment may be higher compared to traditional power sources, but the long-term benefits and savings on energy costs make it worthwhile.

This was about $100 cheaper than any other 400w folding panel so it seemed too good to be true. I took a chance on it. I was able to get about 240 watts. This was at 3:00pm in early April in Ohio with some thin cirrus clouds. That's 1.66 $/watt and I'm sure I could get more out of it in optimal conditions. I haven't tested anything besides that but so far it's great for the money. It's too big to fit in any standard trash can faraday cage though

Hooks up to my ecoflow, works great so far!

Used this to charge 100W my giant backup battery. Got it fully charged in about 2 hours of full midday sun. Couldn't be happier!

Easy to maneuver, I have to say it's a little flimsy though, I guess that's why it's lightweight