Purchased to go along with my 800 watts. I have to say it is great. I can chase the sun and get close to 200 watts most of the times.

I added the panel to an existing solar system. This panel is very sensitive and I am able to put it in full sun while my van is in shadow. Very happy with the product and performances.

I recently purchased four Renogy Solar Suitcases for use with my Anker 757 and Anker 767 power stations. The ship time for these panels was very quick - under 3 days in every case! They all arrived in excellent condition - with the packaging mostly intact! The build quality of the Renogy Solar Suitcase is superb! Fit and Finish was excellent and everything was tight and functioned properly. Setting up the panel was quick and easy and very intuitive ; this is a very well designed product. Over the last few weeks I had an opportunity to test the panels in full (winter) sunshine on both of my power stations. First I tested each of the four panels on my 757 power station (one panel at a time as input was limited to 300 watts), using a 30 foot 10 awg cable with MC4 connectors and an xt60 to MC4 adaptor. The panel specifications are Open Circuit Voltage of 21.2; Open Circuit Current of 11.72 Amps and 200 Watts of output. For all four panels the open circuit voltage averaged 22 volts and the open circuit current averaged 12.5 amps; and the total wattage output averaged 190 watts - an outstanding result given the time of year! In addition I tested all four panels together with my Anker 767 powerstation in a series/parallel configuration and achieved 700 watts in similar sun conditions - an 88% of total potential output. These panels are excellent!!! One additional thing I need to comment on here is the "outstanding customer support" I have received from Renogy. I had several questions - all of which were answered within 24 hours. In particular Renogy helped me to determine how and where to "fuse" my configuration of four panels with my Anker 767; something you will not see with most other providers! Renogy customer support is superb!

I recently purchased four Renogy Solar Suitcases for use with my Anker 757 and Anker 767 power stations. The ship time for these panels was very quick - under 3 days in every case! They all arrived in excellent condition - with the packaging mostly intact! The build quality of the Renogy Solar Suitcase is superb! Fit and Finish was excellent and everything was tight and functioned properly. Setting up the panel was quick and easy and very intuitive ; this is a very well designed product. Over the last few weeks I had an opportunity to test the panels in full (winter) sunshine on both of my power stations. First I tested each of the four panels on my 757 power station (one panel at a time as input was limited to 300 watts), using a 30 foot 10 awg cable with MC4 connectors and an xt60 to MC4 adaptor. The panel specifications are Open Circuit Voltage of 21.2; Open Circuit Current of 11.72 Amps and 200 Watts of output. For all four panels the open circuit voltage averaged 22 volts and the open circuit current averaged 12.5 amps; and the total wattage output averaged 190 watts - an outstanding result given the time of year! In addition I tested all four panels together with my Anker 767 powerstation in a series/parallel configuration and achieved 700 watts in similar sun conditions - an 88% of total potential output. These panels are excellent!!! One additional thing I need to comment on here is the "outstanding customer support" I have received from Renogy. I had several questions - all of which were answered within 24 hours. In particular Renogy helped me to determine how and where to "fuse" my configuration of four panels with my Anker 767; something you will not see with most other providers! Renogy customer support is superb!

So far so good. Using this to charge my Bluetti. Sun has been a bit obscured but was at 100 - 130 watts. This unit is heavy and well built. I'll need to do more testing to make a firm review.

Easy to carry, connect, and set up. I own three

I bought this panel to use with 2x100A lithium batteries in small travel trailer. Positioning them towards the sun, out of the shade, makes a big difference in the power output. In full sun, I was getting between 150 and 160W charge flowing into the batteries, according to the Renogy DC Home app. I use the Renogy 30A DC-DC/MPPT charger, which I think is a better combo than having fixed panel on the roof (I only have room for one panel)