Works well with a Jackery 1500 Explorer (with an 8mm adapter _and_ the parallel panel adapter, even for just one of these panels). getting ~180W in sun in Wyoming in July. Still get decent watts (50-80) in some clouds. Excellent for powering a family campsite, fits nicely in the car for travel, and easy to move around and set up, even with the velcro-themselves-back-too-easily kickstands.

I purchased this in early March in Michigan. I didn't really expect too much production at that time of year in the cold, dark north. However, I was pleasantly surprised that in rare full sun, it was putting out about 160 W and 70-80 W in the neverending cloudiness. Folding out four kickstands is kind of a pain due to the Velcro. It would be easier if I had four hands. Overall, it seems robust and much easier to handle than my previous glass/aluminum panel from another vendor.

Worked great. Had 156 watt output in direct sun in march!

this is a well-constructed and thought-out panel. Everything is there and ready to be connected to a charge controller. The trickle charger comes with an array of connectors for all types of devices. The big panel is read to deploy and even includes ports for two trypes of USB devices. The LED to indicate power is a nice touch.

Full review cannot be done until June or July because of the angle of the Sun here in Colorado. However, initial results are that it put out 146 watts, 19+ volts. So, at that, I think the wattage is gong to come in around 180-190 w. The build quality is good and the stands are acceptable but could be a little stiffer. Pleased so far.

The Renogy 200W Portable Solar Panel performs consistently well. I can rely on it to provide power whenever I need it.

This is a very nice portable panel that just beats the competing portable 200w panels in fit, finish and function hands down. The fabric and zippers are MUCH better that some of the other panels. This panel should provide years of service.

With the Renogy 200W Portable Solar Panel, I can stay powered even when off-grid.

I bought 2 of these to put in series to supplement my current 2 x 400W system to make it 3 x 400W. These portable panels performed 100% per spec. The legs are a little weak and these are far from water/weatherproof so I just need to remember to bring them inside if rain or wind are coming. Since the description says they are only splash resistant, everything is as advertised. I also tested as a standalone charger and it charged my USB devices well. They are a nice option for portable power for dry environments.