AnkerSOLIX PS100 Solar Panel with Adjustable Kickstand, 100W Foldable Portable Solar Charger, IP67 Waterproof, 23% Higher Energy Conversion Efficiency, for Camping, RVs, and BlackoutsClimatePartner certified

I used this for charging my Solix cooler and charger. It does a great job. It folds in half easily which makes for a more compact product. It is very light weight and it does put out 100 Watts. Just what I need. If you use Anker Solix products, this will keep you self sufficient.

( 2 of these 35lbs. 400w panels (70lbs) and a 767 Powerhouse 70lbs. ) you can power any campsite. Have a gas generator too? Even more Day power. If you just need the solar panels for your set up, they seem like they just need to be mounted, but could be taken if needed. But they are heavy, bulky, nice build quality but I wouldn’t aim to be rough on them. Was getting peak sun/uv index and no clouds, good heat so with all that 2x 400w panels 275w from each. 550w. Obviously not the full 400w but still nice for free portable power

Works great so far! Using it with portable charging station and charged it to full capacity in under an hour with these panels.

This is an interesting first-time purchase of such portable solar panels for us, and I am really impressed by the availability, quality and usability of these panels. We bought this to work with the huge Anker battery pack, and this works amazingly well, providing “renewable” energy access to the daily basic charging and power needs. Definitely worth the cost.The only downside due to which I gave it 4 (instead of 5) stars is the slightly cumbersome way of setting it up and then folding it back; but this is by all means a personal preference. The product, overall, is really not hard to use.I really recommend it to anyone looking to use it during camping… or just like that everyday.

It’s perfect for on the go… but my planning needs 2 panels (I have now 2) it’s perfect and saves a lot of money in the long run 👍👍

Works really well. Surprised at the thickness. Constantly above 65w. Of course there’s lots of in’s and out’s, variables. Sunny day, no clouds.

I am writing you all today to talk about Anker SOLIX PS100 Solar Panel. I had gotten mine to try on a SOLIX C1000. I found it do exactly as it promoted but not fully. It is rated to receive 100W with this particular panel but I would find it more like 70W. I also had wished that I had gotten a larger panel to try. The 100 is a good start but it really only scratches the surface. I may have to bite the bullet a buy the SOLIX P400 (400W) panel. It is Ankers largest and I'd assume would give the portal a good run for its money. One of these days.

This product did not work and I wasn't able to determine if Anker had sent me a defective Solix Everfrost for the 2nd time, or if it was the solar pannel.I was not able to see if this item worked until weeks after I had gotten it due to Anker sending me a defective Anker Solix Everfrost 2. I went through customer service to ask them if they could work with me in obtaining a new solar pannel before my return window ended but they said no. I would have to send the item back, wait for a new one, and by the time a new one arrived, I would be outside my return window.I was told by Anker that I could return it past the return window if it was an issue and when I asked the service rep if I could have that information stated in an email, they got defensive and said no.