DOKIO Semi-Flexible Solar Panel 100W 12V Bendable Thin Film Monocrystalline Lightweight(4.9lb) for Caravan RV Boat Camper Trailer

Bought 6x100 watt flexible panels, these are links 3S2P for a 60volt x 10amp load. I feed the input to a MPPT charge controller that maintains 2x100ah lifepo4 batteries. Panels have impressed me. Let's be realistic thou when you're weighing out your options. Fact 1) these panels feel like they want to break under their own weight. Fact 2) they need something to support them. Fact 3) lightweight like a slight breeze will carry them away Fact 4) these panels produce power from before sunrise to after sunset Fact 5) no frills, no gimmicks, no BS just solid basic power production. I'm just east of the Appalachian mountain range just a little south of the MD line. 11am on a clear day I've seen 606 watts max. At 6:30am with nothing more than a skyline silhouette of orange I've gotten 6 watts. Typical output hovers around 500 watts with clear skies. Low cost high output option if you're curious about solar this is an excellent entry level product. I'm planning to double my system soon and I'll be getting more of these exact panels no questions asked.

For the price I think these are great, I got a bad panel, but was replaced by manufacturer in the first 30 days. On a bright day I tested each of my panels making about 80-95w per panel. My use is very niche running a computer in my car, but it runs everything very well with a sealed gel battery and a simple battery maintainer

This is a very disappointing product. There are not enough mounting holes to stabilize the panel properly. The holes on it are in the corners, very close to the edge and the grommets are flimsy and will break with any panel flex. The glue that holds the diodes to the panel is relatively useless. The panel worked for the day I had it and it literally fell apart piece by piece. It worked perfectly while in one piece but that lasted 24hrs. I'm so disappointed with this product I can't express it in words. The only application I could see this panel being used for is camping where you can just lay it out and let it be. Not good for RV or Boat or any hanging application unless it is fully framed.

These panels are lighter in weight than rigid ones. More documentation or description would have been nice. They have MC4 connectors, which would have been nice to know for planning purposes.I easily got 75 watts out of each panel on a partly cloudy day.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased 10 of the 100 watt solar panels I was highly skeptical at first and was about to return them all because they were barely getting 45 watts but it was pretty cloudy. I have a 50 watt foldable panel that will get that wattage in clouds AND rain but I decided to hold off and give them a full sun test since my primary need is going to be during sunny weather. BEST DECISION EVER! These things don't look like much but they are believe me!. 9 out of the 10 got mid 90s wattage except the one I used in the stat test video. It got 87 watts. But today it got 90. They're extremely lightweight & way more flexible than I expected them to be. Honestly for the $59 a piece I paid I am extremely happy with the purchase. Definitely great value for the money. I bought 10 thinking I was going to need that many to run my 1,200 watt inverter to run my window AC in my van but ONE of them kept the battery charged and my AC running all day. I will say this though these things will shoot up in the voltage and FAST so if you have sensitive inverters or appliance be sure to regulate with the charge controller. I set a calendar reminder to do an update at the end of summer which in Texas in long but if they survive this sun here then they'll pretty much survive ANYTHING!!

Excited to try out the solar panel more, because it’s been so great so far! It’s super lightweight and flexible, though I wouldn’t bend it completely in half. It’s easy to connect to other panels of either the same brand or different brands, experimented with it in a couple applications, and it was virtually plug-in play with an inverter, and inverter to battery. One thing that I’ve noticed is that it runs about 5 W less, but I am in a hot southern state, so heat could be impacting the output. The final application, for my solar panel is on top of a rounded/curved airstream so I’m excited to mount it and see how it works on the road.