50W Flexible and Rollable PV Solar Panel Charger for Solar Generators / Batteries

Good Panel. I bought some clear Gorilla tape to seal the edges against possible delamination. I took a gamble that these would work well. As others commented the panel's instruction sheet says to not roll them up in less than a 12" circle. Apparently the shipping department didn't get the memo as they were football size and shape and about 8-9" high at the center in the box. That's the cause of the potential delamination, there's a few bubbles in a couple of my panels and one small one at the edge of a panel, hence the Gorilla tape. Extremely cheap PET outside lamination, they won't go on top of my camper, I'll use Rich Solar one's for that but they're pricey. Rich Solar are made with ETFE for the outside lamination. For the price these are great panels. I'll eventually have to replace the outside panel lamination when it yellows and cracks off. Connectors. They are strong safe and secure but a PITA to use. PORTABLE panels require connectors that are easy to connect and disconnect and these are not those. I haven't decided to modify them with a file and a hacksaw or if I'll just cut them off and replace them with Renogy or BougeRV connectors. Performance. I got these to see if CIGS panels were worth the hype. They are. I have a Jackery clone folding 100 watt monocrystalline panel that puts out 80-82 watts in full sun but only 14 watts in cloudy skies and 0 watts with a heavily occluded sun. Two Miady panels in parallel into my EB70 made 19-20 watts under heavy clouds, some clouds I got 50-60 watts and 80 watts in full sun. That's what I was looking for. 4 panels, 2 sets in series/parallel into my S1500F Pecron got me 40-42 watts under dark cloudy, rainy skies. Better than 0 out of 200 potential watts. I'm sold and will pony up the dough for the Rich Solar 160 watt panels. In a month or two. These Miady panels will ride under the back cushions of our RV's U shaped dinette, it's all good. I'd have paid an extra 20 bucks per panel if they had ETFE outside lamination and weren't squished by the shipping department. Would have been good enough to put on the roof of my RV. As is, just good, not great, portable panels. Don't pay 450 bucks per panel elsewhere on other for sale sites for these Miady panels, they aren't worth that.

This panel is made of quality items BUTThey ship it in a very small box. Squishing it down causing it to delaminate making it no good. Also as noted elsewhere. Some panels are wired wrong. I bought two. One is correct. The other is backwards from within the panel. You would have to cut off the mc4 connector and put a new one. I could live with that but not if the panel is ruined from lack of care stuffing it in a 6” box. The instructions even say 9”minimum but they are squished less than 6” to make them fit. They are sent from the company not amazon.I would buy more of these if the company had some quality control. Also they recommend and ship the panel with all the stuff inside the loop thus scratching up the sun side of the panel.

Great product, lightweight, flexible and perfect for charging devices during camping. We’ll buy again!

For $75, i wasn’t expecting a whole lot out of this solar panel, but i’ve been pleasantly surprised. It fits perfectly in between the aero chines of a large yakima skybox, making it virtually undetectable, and super easy to install with even just duct tape around the seams.Been using for a little more than a month now to charge my Goal Zero Yeti 500x powerstation that powers my 23q BoujeRv fridge and all my devices and it keeps up! Usually brings in 15-25w, in direct sunlight ive gotten up to 40w input with it!Build quality is about what you’d expect from a flexible 50w at this price, not super great. Feels cheap, but so far it has held up well so i have no complaints.With an mc4 to 8mm adapter, this is a great starter solar panel for those who have a small powerstation and power needs in their car and are looking for a panel that will fit and work seamlessly on their skybox. And you just can’t beat the price!Hoping it’ll last awhile! Considering buying a second to bump up my input!

We wanted to go green. We have solar on our roof and all solar lights around the house with out using the house power source. Now we get this Flexible solar panel that can recharge and maintain my classic car's battery parks at the storage where it did not have power outlet. It is awesome!

The charger is amazing! It charges quickly and efficiently. I plan on using it as part of our emergency kit when there is a power failure or family camping trips.

I think these have too low of voltage, none worked and I ordered 4' tried with 500w and 1000w solar generators and didn't get them working even 1 watt. They should make minimum 100watt panels with 22 plus volts, as lower generators can take up to 22.5 volts and up to 30 volts in the 500w-killieatt size. At 12 volts you are limited by the amps. So at 3 amps you would get 36 watts, max on some generators and at 5 Amp limit itis 60 watts charge rate no matter how many of these you have.

This solar panel is super flexible and ran my pump better then my non flexible solar panel (same power).