Renogy E.Flex-CORE 100W Portable Solar Panel, IP65 Waterproof Solar Charger for Camping, Fishing, Outdoor and RV

We have a 200 watt Renogy panel that weighs close to 40 pounds. It's great but hard to manage and I wanted something lighter. Went with a cheap 100w panel that broke within a couple of months. So I got this Renogy 100w panel and I have been using it all summer.What I like:It's significantly small and lighter than the big glass 200w panel. Easier to move into position, and the light weight helps with truck capacity on very long trips.It's well designed. The wiring is encased in a zippered compartment when not in use, so it doesn't get banged around. The kickstands have Velcro tabs to hold them closed.It's pretty efficient. I can get 77 watts in direct sunlight out West on a clear day, though usually I am getting 65-70. This is enough to keep the batteries charged, as long as we get sunlight most days.

This solar panel works great. It's heavier than it looks, but portable enough with the handles. I've used it to charge up an Ecoflow power station with the MC4 connectors coupled to an XT60 adapter. I get maybe 60-75 watts out of it in direct sunlight.

Light and efficient. Just what I was wanting.

75 watt max into my backup battery.

Very portable and light weight for quick setup. It can easily be stowed behind a seat or in a closet. Built in handle is strong enough to support the panel when hung up in garage. Primarily used in parallel with a Renogy 100 watt suitcase panel to charge a motorhome battery bank. Secondary use is to charge a power station and personal electronics. The handles, kickstands and mounting holes offer great flexibility depending on sun orientation. Power output has been as advertised and works well in parallel with Renogy suitcase panel.

Fits the spects for the Solix C300.

Makes electricity. Electricity good.

The media could not be loaded. Still have not seen this unit hit 90w with a 100w rating it state's. Have tested multiple times. Not a cloud in the sky today 2pm.