Jackery SolarSaga 100X Portable Solar Panel for Explorer 240/300/500/1000/1500 Power Station, Foldable PERC Solar Cell Solar Charger with USB Outputs for Phones (Cant Charge Explorer 440/ PowerPro)

Even at noon, no clouds condition at Maryland, the charging is between 60-75 W. Though its not claimed as it advertise, we are satisfied that it kept our battery level about 50% during a 4 day camping trip.

Jackery make some really good solar stuff and this one is a must have for camping , off grid or any time you are without power . It is simple to use and light weight and easy to use. It charges nicely and I would recommend this to anyone considering it.

I bought two of these, 100x model. Im getting around 65w on one and 73w on the other, in full sun, around 10:30am, 85 degrees. They are built nice though. Portable and light. The kickstands seem a bit flimsy. I guess we will see.

I purchased this solar panel because it said it was compatible with the Jackery 1500. I have tried time and time again to get the most charging power out of this solar panel and the most wattage input I get is between 50-67%. I have had it in full sun all morning since 10 am. It is now 2 PM and the charge went only from 40% to 42%. There is no way this solar panel charges the Jackery 1500 in an efficient amount of time. I have yet to get it charged up to 100% on a full day of sun. Unacceptable and thinking of returning.

Bought it to go with the solar generator. Works as described. Life saver during our many power outs.

This solar panel works great along with our two jackery units. We’ve done a test run using it in a non-emergency and we are 100% happy with the purchase.

I like that it fold’s up in half with magnetic clips. I like that it has a large enough pouch for carrying extra cables. I dislike the velcro stands. I am sure there is a better way to stand it up like Biolite has for there solar panel. I wish it had a sun indicator.

This is one of the best gifts I’ve received. It was charging my Jackery 240 at 65-70watts while it was plugged into my portable fridge strongly recommended!

Easy to set up and begin charging. No hassles. I took it camping and it charges between 60-70 watts depending on access to direct sun. I was in a forest and needed to be mindful of tall trees that could have dropped sap onto the panels. They are worth the investment. I hope to buy another set of panels to improve the charging time. They fold up nicely and keeping them folded protects the panels when not in use. I was able to charge a cell directly from the panels as well as charge the Jackery.

I purchased 2 of these Jackery 100 watt panels. Both died just after a year with maybe a dozen uses. Dont count on them for backup!!! Not waterproof either. Thats 500 bucks down the toilet!