Works well. I bought it because it was a good brand and a lot cheaper than a lot of them. It is heavy and folds with the glass facing out. Makes sense for permanent mounting but risky when traveling

Set this up in my backyard on a very windy and cloudy day just to test it out before camping season. I Charged a battery while also charging my Ipod. Very impressed with everything. Some talk about flimsy legs but they are lightweight and strong, no issues in the wind. Folds up great, but glass is on the outside so the carrying case that comes with it is a good addition. I kept the box as well and it fits in the box when in the carrying case for extra protection. Very happy with this purchase.

This is my first time with a solar panel. It was easy to set up and connect the charge control to the battery. I did add a fuse as recommended and everything is working as it should. There has been plenty of rain and no signs of rust etc. I researched a lot before buying as I wasn't sure how many watts I needed. A lot I read said 100 watts was fine. I have 2 AGM 12V batteries in parallel. My campsite does not have hookups, so I run my lights(LED bulbs), water pump, whatever the fridge and hot water heater (propane) require. I also have an 1100W inverter hooked up to the batteries. From that I run an extension cord into my trailer for whatever else I want to run or charge. So far it has been a great find. From my personal experience, I would recommend. Hoping it lasts for a few years.

Came as advertised. The legs are a little flimsy but adequate for the unit. Easy to setup, move, take down and store. It has been maintaining the charge on a 12v deep cycle battery which powers a small 12v refrigerator in my camper continuously for over a month. The cable is adequate but I determined that I could get an extra hour or so at both ends of the day with a longer cable. I spliced in an extra 15’ or cable but inadvertently switched the polarity. Fortunately it has both overload and short circuit protection. I quickly corrected the polarity and to my delight and surprise it continued to work. The only casualty that I can tell is the USB ports no longer work. They were very convenient but that’s a small loss for being an idiot. Good design. Works well. Take extra care if you splice the cable. I highly recommend this product.

Got this for our pop-up camper so that we can extend our time without shore power and generators. The setup is great, and the panel seems to be well constructed.So far I'm happy with this purchase. I deducted a star for the following reasons:* The legs are quite flimsy. So far they work well but I wouldn't trust them with a harsh wind, and definitely not significant weight being placed on them (e.g. a little kid leaning/sitting in them)* The controller doesn't tell you how many watts are amps is being pumped into your battery. That seems to be a strange omission, more important than voltage which it does report. My battery definitely charges with this panel, but I can't tell how many of the 150W actually make it there. Someday I'll probably replace the controller. I did a bunch of googling trying to figure out how to show the wattage, because this is such a basic thing, finally found a site selling the same controller saying it doesn't do it.* The bag is great, but it ripped at the zipper seam the first time we took it out. My wife repaired it, and I've been extra careful the last few trips and it's held up so far.It's more efficient if you use a long wire from the panel to the controller and a shorter wire from the controller to the battery, so I removed the controller and added additional quick connects so I can do that. I also added a quick connect to our camper battery so I can just plug this in rather than have to remove the battery box cover and use the clamps.All in all I like this setup and would recommend it.