Panana 100W Foldable Solar Panel 18V Portable Solar Cell Solar Charger with 10-in-1 DC Connectors USB/Type-C/DC Port for Outdoor Power Station RV Camping Off Grid Backyard Use

Great product, very happy with it - I'm getting 180w in good sunlight and 10-40w on cloudy days. Comes with both XT60 and the DC barrel connector (DC5521?) so it plugs straight into a battery pack - I bought it with the Allpowers R600 and it all just worked out of the box - plugged it in, fully charged in a couple of hours. Panels fold up flat, not too heavy (couple of kgs) and easily moved around. Not sure I'd take them on a hike, but in the back of the car for camping it's perfect. It has a couple of ports so you can direct charge DC kit off them without the battery in place. Great value for money (half the price of the other options when I bought it), and the quality seems fine - panels are built into a nylon case which clips together when folded. The power cable and ports go into a zipped pocket.

Unbeatable on price. Early sun in march achieving 50watts. well built, can see any issues. Will be buying to 200watt for my bluetti ps72. Great product at great price

Okay so has this 200w solar panel for just under a week. Bought for £82.99. Well packaged with foam inside box to prevent damage. At first was concerned about it not working with my ecoflow river 2 however this was layed to rest as I found out the ecoflow would limit input at 110w as long as the voltage was within specs (max voltage of 30, fyi). So this works well. I'm in sunny Scotland which means it's pretty much overcast alot of the time and still pulls in a decent 50-90w. Not tried in the rain. Don't plan to either. Deffo much bigger than my 60w solar panel which I would expect. Saves me loads of time charging from my puney human 60w panel. I'm nit picking here. The xt60 and dc cable split can be annoying. When 1 is in use the other is flapping about and exposed. Overall a great panel and value for money. Would recommend. I hope this helps others and saves time researching.

I've paired this with a Anker soliux C300. When camping the the Lake District and Cornwall this did a great job keeping the solix topped up and fully charged. I was getting around 60w in full sun. The multiple connections are great so you can charge phones via usb at the same time as using the solar connector. Seems fairly robust, it's easy to set up and the kick back stands set it at just the right angle 👌. I would definitely recommend, great for the price compared to other brands.

This is a review of the 200 Watt Panana Solar blanket Which arrived today. At 7kg weight (I weighed it) I find it quite heavy but for most people I feel it would not be a problem. The casing seems pretty robust it's a fairly hard plasticized material. The catches and velcro look like they'll last a while the kickstands are a great feature which I'm delighted with. It comes with leads to connect directly between solar panel and power station and has a couple of USB ports. However I'm only really interested in whether this performs. I plugged it into a power station And the initial reading was a 132 watts which I feel is reasonable. In short order The wattage dropped to 48w. I cooled it down and back up it went to 132w. Now this is in the UK southern coast. It's very hot today And my garden is the a real sun trap. My fixed panels were reading 37 degrees, my thermometer was reading 32 in the shade. So I can only conclude that heat tolerance is where they've scrimped on quality because the efficiency has dropped by well over half. I tested how the heat impacted my dokio 100w panel which is around 3 years old. It held a steady 40w and after 5 minutes of heating up in the sun, it dropped to 34w. Make of that what you will. So if 48w is all this panel will achieve on a hot day in the UK, I'm not sure it's worth it for me.