SOKIOVOLA 110W 18V Portable Solar Panel Kit,Portable Foldable Solar Panel,NextGen Solar Cell Up to 25% Conversion Rate,ETFE IP68 Waterproof & Dustproof for Power Station Outdoor Camping RV Trip

I bought this Sokiovola solar panel to charge a Bluetti Elite 30 Solar Generator. I chose this panel after doing some research and watching a few YouTube videos. I wanted a system that was small enough to store easily and power my CPAP and charge cell phones in the event of a power outage.While testing this out I fully charged the Bluetti and then drained it to 50%. I placed the Sokiovola in my backyard at 1:10 PM in Southern California on a sunny 90 degree day. I had direct sunlight on the solar panel with no shading. The Sokiovola was able to provide 93 Watts of charge into the Bluetti and brought it up to full charge at 3:00 PM (hour and 50 minutes). I was impressed.The Sokiovola panel is easy to use and very easy to connect to a solar charger. It comes with numerous connectors and an extension cable. I was able to have the solar panel in the sunshine but keep the solar charger in the shade due to the length of the extension cable. I really liked that. All of the connectors and extension cable store in a provided zippered bag.I am very happy with this setup and would recommend this to anyone looking for a light weight, well made, modern 100 watt solar panel. I am going to buy a second one for emergency backup in my travel trailer.

Missing adaptors that were supposed to be included.. I have seen other reviews on here that say the same thing....

Purchased this panel to maintain my battery and solar generator for my portable Ham Radio setup. Its easy to store and setup in the field. Comes with several diffeant connections which allows it to be configured to many applications. I use lithium batteries with the automatic solar charger and it keeps up well with the radio usage. I have charged a old car lead acid battery with it just for testing.

This folds into a suitcase shape that snaps closed with a magnetic handle for very easy portability. It is quite light, and the output is genuine. Under full intense sunlight I got a reading of 21.4 volts and 5.41 amps direct form the panel, which using the formula of volts x amps = watts comes to 115.7 watts- slightly better even than rated.The pop-out kickstands work, but aren't very strong, and the overall light weight of this makes it easy for a wind gust to flip over. I had much better output and stability just lying the panel flat rather than trying to stand it up facing towards the sun.The MC4 connectors on this are just sitting, there is no zipping storage pocket to keep them or the cords in. The manual mentions the panel surface being waterproof, but says the junction box the cables come from on the back is not, so it is important to keep that dry in a heavy rain. The included cord is decently long at about 5-feet, and has multiple output connectors as well as adjusting pins for almost any charge controller or power station out there. I used this with a 300-watt solar generator and a 30-amp charge controller on a traditional battery, and it did great for both.Where I deduct points is the sturdiness of this- while adjusting it I grabbed the corner to move it and felt and heard it crack under only a little force. It was just the corner, and the output has not dropped, thankfully, so it does not seem to be damaged, but I have learned that this is very firm, and a little brittle inside, it does *not* have any even slight bend ability like others I have had. You will need to be careful adjusting and transporting it.For the very easy carry shape and plethora of cable options, this excels, but its light weight and thin, slightly fragile construction work against it in terms of ruggedness. I am happy enough using it in my backyard, but between this and my other panels if I were going out camping for several days, this wouldn't be the one I chose to bring with me.

Update: solar panel stopped working after 3 months of light usage. Was working great when it wasn’t broken. I cleaned the panels up and tried different cables but it won’t charge my EcoFlow Delta 2 or River 2. Very disappointed that it only lasted 3 months with very limited uses.Pros: easy to set up, lightweight, feels solid and sturdy.Cons: have gotten at best 70-85watts so far. The claimed 110watts has yet to be seen.Conclusion: solid buy for small portable power stations for charging on the go.