100W Portable Solar Panel Monocrystalline Foldable Solar Charger MC-4 Cable for Power Plant QC3.0 USB-A & Type-C Output 23.5% High Efficiency IP67 Waterproof for Camping, RV, Van, Travel

I got the 100W and it works great with my Jackery Explorer 300. Got off work and saw the box on my porch. Hooked it up on a cloudy day and charged my Jackery from 84% to 100% in about 20 minutes. Really surprised by all the attachments on the wiring and additional adapters (don’t need for my setup), all of which zips up nicely to the panel. You could hook up your phone, speaker, or whatever to just the solar panel with it’s USC-C port and 2 USB ports. Solid magnets keep it closed, with easy carry handles, and really strong Velcro to keep the legs attached to the solar panel. 10/10 quality and performance

Muy buen panel solar para usar con estaciones de energía, lo probé con una ecoflow River 2 pro y me daba 60-88 W en un día soleado con un poco de nubes, si lo recomiendo , materiales de primera calidad sin duda, muy agradable al tacto pero creo que compraré uno de 200 W para satisfacer mis necesidades

Painel de excelente qualidade. Os cabos e as conexões também. Ainda nao testei em uma estação de energia, mas as conexões usb são rápidas. O Painel é grande e robusto. Recomendo!

Work good under good sunlight when I was camping

The set of two 160w panels: I've gone through several brands being dissapointed in output, though realizing the listed outputs are rarely obtained. Not the case with these. Wired in series, on a perfect Colorado day, I got 370 watts, so well above rated output. Each 160w panel individually also beat their listed output at up to 185 watts, as good if not better than most 200w panels. These are slightly smaller than most 200w panels so a little easier to deal with. Like most others they have the crazy velcro legs that are frustrating to set up alone. Miss having a grommet to stake the legs in wind, so may do a little mod on that. Build quality is excellent, included series cable and lots of adaptors is great for the value. Listed as IP67..eh probably, not quite the build of the Jackery Solarsaga IP68 panels, but should be fine in rain showers while out camping. I see this as an option set: take one panel for a short light trip when you need similar output to a 200w panel, take both if you're charging bigger batteries. Both easily charged a 1000wh battery in a little over three hours. Decent low light performance too, though when wiring in series, shade on one panel will draw down the output of the other. Keep them both in full sun and they rock. All in all, a great set and not far from 400w in strong conditions. I'm at altitude with Colorado sun, so keep that in mind, though I just returned a nicely built Renogy 200w panel that would not get past 160watts in the same conditions. One of these smaller panels side by side beat it in every condition. I think for most, this is basically the equivalent of two 200w panels.