ACACIA 120W Portable Solar Panel for 300/500/1000/1500W Power Station, Foldable Solar Charger with Ajustable Kickstand, A+ Monocrystalline PV Cell and Waterproof IP67 for EV, Off Grid System, Camping

Very lightweight and easy to set up. Originally bought it for camping but it's so easy to set up that I've been powering all of my small devices with it and an Anker C200 for several weeks now. Easily tops out the Anker C200 and EcoFlow River 3s 100w solar input on an average day while still performing at about 30-40 watts with cloud cover. Legs are easy to adjust and the zippered pouch is very convenient since it's big enough to hold the included MC4 to XT60 cable. The only downside is that the cables coming out of the panel itself feel a little short. Overall the build quality is good and its a fantastic value at $99.

these panels work great been using for a couple of seasons and they haven't let us down. I use 30 Ft cables with negligible loss of power.

Works great, good price. Much cheaper than the bluetti one I had previously with the same output and it's rated for rain, been through some good downpours and still rocking.

First let me start with the solar panel itself. This panel is rated as a 120W panel and it truly delivers. I have tested it in the winter (Southeast US) in 40-50°F outside temps, full sun. It averages between 110-119 watts output registered to my Ecoflow Delta 2 unit, I plugged it directly into the XT60i connection port (panel comes with a solar MC4 to XT60i adapter cable). The panel folds up well and has magnets & snaps to secure itself, others have commented on the quality of the snaps, but I haven't had any issues with them. Others have also commented on difficulty of setting the panel up, I have done it by myself several times now and it's not that bad, yes one of the four panel sections doesn't have the attached "leg/stand" but it's not a big deal, my opinion. It doesn't have any USB charging ports or charge controller, just the MC4/XT60i output cables, so no frills, but I ultimately bought a second panel because of the performance, >90% of stated output!Secondly, I'll warn you to buy from the right listing, this exact same panel currently has 6 separate listings on the jungle, prices ranging from ~$99-$250. Search "green pulse solar panel" and judge for yourself. While it's being listed under the name Acacia or whatever, the panels are all 120W and made by Green Pulse, I bought mine from two different listings and received the exact same product!

Aimed as best I could (see photo of aiming gauge) in full sun I was getting up to 82 watts for short periods of time. More typical was 70 watts, and out camping with the panel just tossed up on the windshield of the van parked facing the sun, so not aimed at all, I was getting 60 watts.I guess that's ok for a 120 watt panel?Friend of mine got a name brand 200 watt panel for his battery and was seeing 190 watts in full sun so he's at 95% of the rated value whereas these are 68%.

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This panel is surprisingly good. The first day with full sun, I was getting 106 watts. I really like the built-in kickstands too. They do make it harder to lay it on the roof, but once you have it lined up, it really works.

I was unable to get output peak anywhere above 1.8A at 12V in a day of full sun despite the free item reviews that claim otherwise. That is not anywhere close to the advertised rating and for this reason I give 1 star.