EF ECOFLOW 400W Portable Solar Panel, Foldable & Durable, Complete with an Adjustable Kickstand Case, Waterproof IP68 for Outdoor Adventures

I know that there may be cheaper ways to get solar but this for me was well worth it.Knowing that I am covered under warranty because I am using eco flows own solar charger. I didn't have to worry about wiring inverters and mounting a solar panel to the roof of my car.We are using this for car camping and my insurance company wasn't happy about self-made solar systems so owning this kit keeps them happy as well.Works well even on today's cloudy day it was drawing 20 watts. Comes in a nice carry case that acts as a stand, haven't really used the stand yet, just lay it out in the sun. Quality is great, plus the whole system just looks sleek. Defintly recommend.

Only had it for a couple days, sunny days with my power pack display ( same company makes both) in direct clear sunlight the best I can get out of the panel is 51 watts, only half? Disappointed, I wanted to buy a bigger power pack and a couple more panels but working at only half, I'm am not so sure anymore. My cords are short and expect to lose some power in transfer but half? I think I'll wait or will look around to see reviews are good to get max power out of a panel. Panel is pricey especially when you only get half.

Picked up on Prime sale, it is more $ than some other budget models, but it is very well made, guaranteed to work with the River power box and has great output considering I haven’t bothered trying to align it for best results yet.I will likely pickup another just to get maximum wattage for my River.

Customer support is always great. This solar panel is compact and extremely well built with high quality material. IP67 waterproof is an asset. Way better charging wattage than Jackery. Can't wait to take an detail video soon. Thank you ecoflow.

At most this panel was only able to provide 62 watts of input which is about 56%. Solar panel are usually rated at least 80%. For the price it's not worth it. I will try the 160 watts and see if it's any better.