JackerySolarSaga 100 Prime Bifacial DIY Solar Panel, 100W Portable Solar Charger, Featuring 25% Conversion Efficiency, IP68 Waterproof Solar Generator - Vans, Roofs, Balconies, RV, Off-Grid Cabins.

If having a ridgid solar panel works for you, this is by far your best choice for powering your Jackery.

I don't know why but from the picture I thought these were foldable or maybe more portable. They work just fine plugging them into my jackery 1000 directly, I have two of them and the 1,000 has two holes. the 2-1 adapter I also bought was not necessary unless I get a third panel. I recommend these if they're going to stay in the same place, originally thought I might bring these in my car in case of an emergency but they're way too big to carry around willy-nilly. If I had a van maybe, but they're bulky to move around so more of a stationary setup is ideal

Works as described w Jackery 1000V2. Keeps 1000 powered up to power 65L frig. However, I may have reviewed prematurely, I’m only getting 45w during direct sunlight over last three days and it didn’t keep my 1000V2 charged. Going to check w Jackery

Have not used yet .feels well made . A little heavy

Plugged it into my Jackery Solar generator to see how much power the panel was producing, and adjusted the angle during mid afternoon to try and optimize the power output. I have seen up to 93W from this 100W panel. I have it mounted to the roof of my basement walkout.

Saw this panel on prime day before it was released and had a plan for it. I run a jackery 1000 in the back seats of my truck powering a dometic cfx 75. I was tired of setting the solar panel up and always moving it for the sun. I installed this solar panel on my room with the use of magnets. Now the jackery stays fully charged while I'm driving and it is more efficient then the solar saga 1000

Amazon AZ Guarantee Refunded. / Battery Drained During Solar ChargingTried working with the company support to resolve the issue. Support unfortunately didn't have fluent understanding of English. This resulted poor support, and ultimately support blaming me for not using the product correctly.I pointed out that the product was advertised to work in dim light/cloudy conditions, and to be mounted on vehicles. After they blamed me I contacted Amazon and got my money back.The Jackery Explorer 1000v2 seems to drain 20w of power just to maintain itself with no external devices connected.This means if your solar panel is producing:example 1: Solar panel giving 45w - 20w = 25w gain.example 2: Solar panel giving 20w - 20w = no gain.example 3: Solar panel giving 10w - 20w = 10w loss.Again this is in idle/standby which will automatically happen anytime the solar panel is attempting to charge your Jackery power station.Jackery used to be a reliable company for solar panels and power stations, unfortunately this has changed.

Left them out all day to charge and they hardly did anything. Wish I could return them.