Renogy 400 Watt Solar Panel Blanket, N-Type Portable Foldable Solar Panels 25% High Efficiency, Lightweight 16-Fold Space-Save, Fast Setup for Camping, RV, SUV, Pickup Truck, Marine, Off-Grid Outdoor

Outputs around 280 watts in overcast conditions, and up to 400 watts in perfect conditions. It's actually output 412 watts once for about 15 minutes. Good build quality, stores away nicely. Very well thought out design. I like that a little shade doesn't kill the output. Honestly, it's exactly what I've come to expect from renogy. Would definitely recommend!

Great portability. I’ve been using the Renogy 200W solar blanket with my van on camping trips, and it’s become one of the most reliable pieces of gear in my setup. The biggest advantage is portability. Unlike rigid panels, this blanket folds down compactly and stores easily in the van. Setup is quick—unfold it, angle it toward the sun, and plug it in. When I’m moving campsites every day or two, that convenience really matters. Performance has been solid.

Awesome and I never say that

Very impressed by the overall build quality of this portable panel. I tested it out of the box, in direct sun exposure, and it was very close to the optimal 200 Watts rating. It looks like this will be very durable in actual use conditions while camping. I'm really happy with this purchase.

This was my first Renogy product. I ordered this because the size was interesting. I was skeptical of the quality but this pretty nice! I laid it on the windshield of the truck and leaned against the porch. It is hard to get all the panels to line up the way a portable panel with legs does. But I realized this panel has a different function so I can’t really compare it. It got about 20W less than my PV2000 BLUETTI panel but given the way this lays out, I’m okay with that. It is very light weight and fold easily to the compact size. I tried on the backpack straps that it comes with and it’s quite comfy to wear. See photos, I’m 5’7” for scale. The pocket is. Ice to hold the straps if you don’t want to use them and it’s holds the cable with MC4 connectors without having to jam them. I appreciate the many loops on it to make hanging easy for different setups. Would need to buy some clips for that. The highest I got in testing today’s output was 146 watts in late morning but it’s late in the year (mid-Sept) and I’m in Montana so the sun is lower and I have clouds off and on. Again, I don’t expect the same rating as a more rigid panel. If your traveling with limited space such as car camping, this is a must have!