MOHOO Solar Panel, 100W Bendable Foldable Thin Lightweight Solar Panel Battery Charger with MC4 Connector Charging for RV, Boat, Cabin,Tent Car(Compatibility with 18V and Below Devices) （Updated）

I almost bought a large rigid panel until I saw that it was 25lbs. This one is under 5lbs. Folds in half and is nearly flat. I bought it to charge my battery for my small camper. It does a good job. I put about 15' of wire on it and used some 10 gauge quick disconnects to easily attach it to my charge controller and battery. As the sun moves, I just move the panel where I want it.This one was a little more pricey, but worth it! Plus side is, I just put it in my camper under the mattress when I transport it and it takes up no extra space.I would recommend this over the larger panels unless you have the room to store and transport them. Even then, this one is probably as good or better.

I’ve had it and been using off and on for awhile, connected with other panels I have. Why I give it a poor rating is, one wire pulled out. After having it in the sun for 7 hours, I disconnected the mc4 connectors. No big deal, I’ve done that over a dozen times. Upon folding it up and grabbing the wires to put back into the pouch, one of the wires was disconnected. I looked at my battery and it hardly charged at all. I will have to cut through the nylon cover to reach where the wires connect up to reconnect it and hope it works. The end of the wire had white silicon on it. No solder or anything else. Just dry, white silicon that you may have around your bathtub or sink. Poor quality.

This thing is great! Lightweight and compact. Hooked it up to my Yeti 400 solar generator and it was charging at 72 watts. More than enough to recharge quickly. Going to use camping on the Dry Tortugas island in the fall. Will be great to have electricity for fan and lights for days. Sorry to the other campers! LOL!

I have a Chafon 500 W 346 WH generator and when I received this I immediately went outside to charge it with the panelsI am very impressed.My generator was out at 1130 w 52% and by 1230 it charged 25%. I left it out a little after that but the shade was coming in so I stopped charging it at 90%Great PanelI did not need a charge controller on my unit since it is built in

This panel only produces 68 Watts. I have tried on several occasions to get this panel to produce its stated 100 Watts of output, but the best I can do is 68 Watts (3.9 amps at 17.34 Volts). This was the maximum output with very careful placement of the panel on a severe-clear day at 7000 ft altitude in New Mexico (i.e., it doesn't get any better for solar power). Of course power drops off rapidly with any obstruction of the sun or if the panel is not positioned correctly.

This panel gave me 55w max connected to my yeti 400 lithium. It was full sun mid day. I was pretty dissatisfied, and after 2 weeks of use the panel is warped. I’m not sure why but the performance has dropped significantly. I’m now only seeing 22w max. I’m returning it!

Purchased this product to keep my camper battery at full charge while not camping during off season and between camping trips. Used 12 gauge copper stranded wire for about 35 feet. Had problems installing connectors to get a good connection but that has nothing to do with the solar panel itself. Once connected properly it was putting out 18.5 volts in full sun. After about 3:00pm on the first day connected, it started raining and it was still producing 15.4 volts in pouring down rain. Excellent product and fixing to buy another to link with first. Very happy with purchase.

For Mohoo 100w bendable folding panel: 1st it only produce 3.2amp at the most on panel I received, check it every hour, (LV on sunny day no cloud from 7am-dark, higest temp was 102), that's half the wattage it rated, I understand there will have some slack, but paying double the price for a 50w panel just doesn't sound right to me, 2nd it doesn't has any O ring on edge so is not convenience to tight down (plan to use it on boat), 3rd it twist up to heat like crazy if not put it flush to flat surface, but the cable is on the back, it make a wave that the panel bend and twist that can't close it, I fold it to the close position have the side without cable on back to the floor, let it sit for a day, at night it bend back to almost flat that I can fold it close, if it can at least produce close to the power it rated, I can deal with the minor inconvenience.