EBL 200W Portable Solar Panel for Power Station, Waterproof IP65 Foldable Solar Panel with MC-4 Anderson Output Connector for RV, Camping, Blackout

Not only has it saved us money on our electricity bill, but it has also provided a reliable power source during outages. The panels are thin and easy to store, and they conveniently fold in half for easy transport. The set comes with multiple connectors, making it easy to charge a variety of devices, including phones, laptops, and even a Power . The panels are built with durability in mind, and I have no doubt that they will last for many years to come. One of the standout features of these panels is their ability to charge external power stations, providing a reliable source of backup power during emergencies. They are also a great choice for camping and outdoor adventures, as they are lightweight and easy to transport. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase of these portable solar panels. They have proved to be a reliable and convenient source of power, and I would highly recommend them to anyone in need of a portable power solution.

This thing rules. You won’t find a better bargain for what you get. Absolute necessity while camping. Charges up a generator at a very respectable speed in normal sun conditions. The generator from the same company rips also. For the money, the combo is unmatched. Don’t pay for the more expensive name when this thing will bring you where you want to go. Taken on week long camping trips and it outperformed expectations greatly. Performed almost just as good as its much more pricey competition.

I recently got a 300W EBL power station from Amazon Vine, in addition to the two 300W Jackerys I already own -- both purchased during the pandemic, so I would still have Internet if my power went out while I was working full time from home. I'd been wanting to get a solar panel for a while, but either they were too expensive or I had questions about finding compatible adapters. I saw that this panel was sold as a package deal with my EBL power station, and since the price was right and the reviews good, I went for it. Currently I'm getting a 77W charge with the panel placed at a 30 degree angle at about 11 on a sunny day. It's not the best time or placement for where I live. That would be early in the morning, from my front yard, which faces east. But it is still a solid real world result, so I am happy. I will likely get another of these so I can charge two power stations at the same time, while also having the output to charge a bigger power station should I get one.

Seems like a solid panel. It’s compact and light weight for what it is. Used it to charge a portable power station twice-it worked

Before purchasing this ELB 200 Watt solar panel I did a lot of research. I settled upon a different solar panel, and this was my runner-up. The other panel arrived and, to my disappointment, was too flexible and kept falling over. I was also concerned that the fabric on the edges would fray. So I ended up returning it and going with the ELB. I had purchased ELB rechargeable batteries in the past and they performed well (and the company even replaced a set that failed) so I thought, the runner-up it is. Well, this should have been my first pick. Sturdiness: It is framed by solid plastic and therefore not too flexible like the last one that I tried. It doesn't fall over easily (although if using it on a windy day, you may want to consider an inexpensive stand for it (I went with the DOKIO Solar Panel Adjustable Mounting Bracket, which worked well). Performance: I was surprised at how well this panel performed. I was drawing between 155-160 watts even before the middle of the day, although I did max out at about 170 watts. That is excellent performance, particularly for a relatively inexpensive panel. Also, this one is rated for water resistance, which some other high performing (and more expensive) solar panels are not. Verdict: A keeper! Go with this one. You will not be disappointed.

Well worth the money, charges fast, water resistant IP65 rated. I have the EBL 60 watt Solar Panel as well. The both charge my EBL 330 watt solar generator quickly

Works to a fault. Supplies consistent solar power to whatever you plug it into. Some people like to post stuff like how it doesn't keep up with their camera but that just means you didn't check the amount of consistent energy your camera needed to operate before buying this. Just because the cord from this solar panel will fit in your camera that doesn't mean it will supply it enough power. If you're trying to power an important security camera then you're making a huge mistake by buying a small and cheap unit only to throw a fit when it doesn't bring in enough juice to keep the device on. It's not the manufacturer's fault when the buyer has no clue what they're buying. This is a great way to power small IoT devices or even power something like a cell phone out in camping or low power use cameras and the cord length and quality is fantastic.

These solar panels work great on 95% of power stations. Bluetti is the 5% they do not work with. My work around is charging through an EBL station and that works great!