These are great solar panels. Portable case that keeps them very secure and easy to move. They work wonderfully with my power station and easily keep the batteries charged.

These panels apear to be a great value so far. I got well over 100 watts into my Jackery or a Victron solar controller in June in Michigan. Rarely do you get the rated watt output from solar panels and you probaly never even get close with flexible, light weight panels. Knowing this I never expected 150 watts so I am happy to see both devices reporting over 70% of the rated output.The panels are light weight and only time will tell how durable they are but so far I'm very pleased. I would certainly recommend this product.

This solar panel is so light weight and easy to handle we have it stored in our motorhome until needed. We plan to charge either a battery or external battery.

This solar panel is actually a set of 4 large solar panels. They are lightweight and thus a bit thin, but that helps keep the weight down. They require careful propping since a [heavy] stand is not included. What is included is a complete set of cables, and a battery charging controller, complete with two USB ports and red and black battery charging clamps. I have already tried the panel out in the late evening; it put out a really good amount of power without direct sunlight. That's why I purchased it -- with 160 max watts, it's sure to have more than a little power when sunlight is obscured. I have had trouble recharging batteries on cloudy days with a 100 watt panel, so this panel's 60% more output will be a help.Also - I purchased an extra cable and adapter so that this panel can connect to an aviation plug for an old RockPals 300 (now sold by Bawaut). The connections hook up fine. I have yet to actually recharge the RockPals but I expect that it will work just fine.

looks good.like,hope i never need to used it