🌞 ATEM POWER 200W Foldable Monocrystalline Solar Panel - Portable & Lightweight Solar Suitcase | 20A MPPT Controller with USB Output | Built-in Kickstand | Ideal for 12V Batteries, RV Camping & Power Needs Review

Bought this for emergencies but found I can still use it now. I went camping the following weekend after delivery and decided to give it a try. Not only was it easy to set up because it folds and folds easily, but once I plugged it in I was able to plug in whatever I had plugged into it. My kids wanted to take toys with them and with this solar panel I was able to charge them. When it comes to charging the battery, I was able to do it with this solar panel. It folds open and closed like a…

Updating My Rating: I've changed my rating to 5 stars. Why? Because this device works and it's light and it works even though the wire size is small and it works even though the legs don't offer much tilt and it really works at this price point! We tested this ATEM solar case in real life conditions: can it charge and recharge 3 group 27 batteries while diving in a paddock? And yes it can! Now our power requirements were small - we only used a small inverter for the TV and DVD player, a 12v…

Summary: We recently reviewed some larger, high-end solar panels (120W or more), so we're going to review this 200- Compare W-ATEM POWER to these. The 200W ROCKPALS is the most expensive, but has dual 18/36V outputs via Anderson PowerPole (APP) connectors and also weighs 18.3 pounds (this ATEM weighs 22 pounds). The Progeny 120W has APP connectors and weighs slightly less than the ALLPOWERS at 9.2 lbs. The 100W BougeRV has the lowest wattage, has XT60 connectors (very heavy-duty, 60A), and…