Renogy80W Portable Solar Panel for Power Station, Foldable Monocrystalline Solar Panel Waterproof with Adjustable Kickstands, for Caravan, Motorhome, Off-Grid

I used item to keep a power bank charged in my shed. It was easy to secure item on the shed roof and not too heavy on roof. Output was good even on an overcast day. Only thing which needs improvement are the metal studs which keep panel closed securely for transporting around. After only a couple of days they were showing evidence of corrosion..... A little spray of WD 40 should should take care of this minor issue.

We used this to charge a power bank. On a sunny day we has 400w in total. It peaked at 84w for a while. This was a good purchase.

I bought panel this to take camping with our smallish 2-door car.The panel is very portable when folded and in its included bag. We can put it next to the car/tent or safely lock it inside the car under the windscreen if needed.The panel is hooked up to a VICTRON SmartSolar 75/15 MPPT charge controller and a 100Ah ECO-WORTHY LiFePO4 battery.The highest output I have seen in the VictronConnect app was 117W, which is close enough to specification and I thought pretty good for a British summer. I have recorded a daily yield of 550Wh on a nice day but normally get at least 250Wh per day.The question is whether to either get a second one, or to buy an additional two rigid 100W panels for less than this. Either way, I’ll stick with Renogy for now.

Good panel with over the stated output on a good day.Could just do with a handle and a compartment for the cables.However, comes with a great carry bag which is very useful.