Renogy 200W Portable Solar Panel, IP65 Waterproof Foldable Solar Panel Power Backup, Solar Charger for Power Station RV Camping Off Grid

I bought this panel to augment the 200W panel that came with my Anker storage battery. I like this panel better than the Anker panel. This panel is easier to deploy and to put away, than the Anker panel. I like the attachment cords on the panel; they are long enough to make attaching extension cables easy and allow flexibility in how you can place the panel. I really like that you can attach USB charging cables directly to the panel. I consider this panel to be a solid purchase that delivers at a level far above its purchase price. If I purchase another solar panel in the future, I would repeat this purchase.

I love this setup work amazing with RV setup, allows me to point the panel at the sun all day. Easy to fold, lightweight,. Produces great wattage in direct sun

Great quality panels that does its job well to provide me power during my camping trips. Charges fast but that also depends more on your setup! It’s not a tank, don’t throw it around. Just like all things, take care of it and it’ll take care of you. Use it, have fun!

I struggled on whether to give these 3 or 4 stars. I bought 3 of them and I've had them almost a year. I do like the design, they're lightweight, durable, and easy to deploy and fold up. Much better all around than the ones I replaced. The problem is the output is less than I had expected. I have them out every day in the (mostly) full Arizona sun, aimed as best as I could for the arc of the sun - they're rated at 200w each, but all 3 put together typically only put out around 240w during peak sun hours. I know this kind of failure to perform up to ratings is endemic with solar panels generally, and seems to be an industry norm, but it's disappointing nonetheless. I also know the output normally slips with age, but these never performed any better than this. My battery setup would allow far more than 600w input, and if the output from 3 panels was somewhat closer to this I might not have to top up with generator most days. I can't complain, and would recommend them, just be forewarned about output expectations.

lightweight, works well.

I use two of these in my Anker Solix and they bring in ~365W. They’re well crafted. I like that they have MC4 and also USB-C and A ports. They’re portable and a good form factor and look nice.

Works on my Bluetti AC70 system for a fraction of the price of the Bluetti brand. Pulls ~150W in full summer Cali sunshine. I connected it in series with my 200W Bluetti panel to my Bluetti AC70 with no issues. The combined output is ~260 -315W. Not bad.

This solar panel looks great. Naturally I wanted to use it right away, however IT DOES NOT COME WITH A CORD TO CONNECT it to the solar panel. The instruction manual states that the cord is not included. This would have been nice to know when I was ordering. I went to the company website and used the chat service for customer help. Response took about 15 minutes, and you cannot go to another window while waiting or the chat stops. When I finally got someone they asked lots of questions, which is understandable, but the result was that they do not have the necessary cord. I was told to search for another provider on Amazon or perhaps eBay. If I knew this when I was ordering I would have ordered a different brand. I did not see anything on the description page when I was ordering about the cord. I went back to see if I made a mistake. Sure enough, if you search really hard you will find it, but it is not at all obvious. The fact that the NECESSARY cord is NOT INCLUDED should be easy to see and in red letters. The product "looks" great but obviously I have not been able to try it out.