200 Watt Portable Solar Panel for Power Station Generator, 19.8V IP65 Waterproof 4 Kickstands Foldable Solar Panel, Solar Charger with MC4 Cable and USB Outputs for Outdoor Trip RV Camping Off Grid

So far so great. I've only used it a few times testing it out, but it charged a couple of 10,000 mAh chargers from close to dead to full pretty quickly. I haven't timed it & compared to when they're plugged in inside, but by just observing it doesn't seem that much slower. I charged two simultaneously and it was also faster than I expected.I can't speak to durability/longevity yet but the panel itself and the case seem to be fairly well built. The output box where you plug the cables into seems..."light" and I'd suspect if there's a failure point that's it. I make sure to be gentle when plugging/unplugging cables.The kickstands are pretty light as well. I had it fall over a couple of times in medium wind, so if it's windy you'll either have to brace it with something or try to stake it down.Overall for the price this seems to be a winner.

This solar panel works fantastic! First try I put it in the sun and was getting 180_192 volts. Which I learned later is pretty good after watching many reviews on solar panels. In overcast washing weather it'll range from 45w to 120w, depending on the thickness of the cloud.Watching numerous reviews, I've never heard of this brand Soluop. But it seems better when I see what this dues than all the reviews I've watched on Ecoworthy, Renogy, a dozen others. And the reviews almost always compared prices and this was half the price of the best reviewed 200w portable solar panels. And it seems comparable to the others. And the reviews of other expensive brands give guidance on cutting and splicing wires the get the adapters this one just vibes with.Charges up an Anker Solis pretty quick. Not as fast as the plug but I've been using the panel to charge it.

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.

For the price, this is a great gadget to have. In direct sunlight, you can get up to 15W per USB outlet, of which there are 2. I've used it to charge up my phone, and some battery packs. Even through a window, you can get a few watts which is better than nothing.I like how it folds up and could fit in a backpack. You could keep one under a car seat for emergencies.I kind of wish they offered a more muted color, or black, since it sticks out like a sore thumb in my window/yard.I got some USB watt meters so I can see in real-time how to best position the panel to get maximum power. One of my battery packs has a built-in meter too. I'd recommend getting a USB power meter if you get this, it really helps.

The 30 watt panel packs pretty small and has pretty good output. I was looking for something small I could pack when I go camping on my motorcycle and this fit the bill. Allows me to charge my phone and my battery pack simultaneously.

Very happy with the output of these panels and the convenience. They seem very durable and the packaging was excellent.

Great value everyone should get one these days!

I have used it for short periods of time and it appears to work as expected. Getting over 120 watts in good sunlight but not angling panels to optimize.