EF ECOFLOW 110W Portable Solar Panel, Foldable with Carry Case, High 23% Efficiency, IP68 Water & Dustproof Design for Camping, RVs, or Backyard Use

I haven't had a chance to use it much yet. Just a couple of hours of charging on a very cloudy day, it charged very little. But when there was a little more sun, the charge quickly increased, so it seems the panels are working well. They're easy to install and connect. Although I use the Ecoflow mainly for power outages, which are quite common here, and I can always recharge it from a 220V outlet (the one used in my country) in no time, it's reassuring to know that if the outage is prolonged, I can count on the panels to recharge.

Ecoflow is more expensive than other brands, but their quality is unmistakable. This panel is perfectly portable, and compatible with my battery of the same brand. The power output and charging ability are not yet known, as Im saving it for summertime for maximum output. The plug-and-play capability is promising for my needs.

Works great, just not very durable. Don’t let it fall over. The solar cells break easily and that will rapidly reduce its efficiency. A breeze tipped mine face down onto a pebble beach and it lost half its power output. It was not a violent fall, it just fell over and that was enough to damage it.

Got this for my Delta 3 and River 3. I haven't tried it for the River 3 yet, but the Delta 3 worked well. We were having bad winds the day I tried it and haven't really gotten enough data yet to let you know how long it takes both my units to charge yet. But will update once I get that data.

Highly recommend! A+++

*Update* The replacement process went smoothly and I recieved a replacement panel quickly without issue. My new panel looked great, so I'm changing my rating up to 5 stars for seller/amazon responsiveness and the fact that the damaged label seems like a one-off defect. Still, make sure to closely inspect your panel when you get it so you can get a new one if there's an issue :) -Original Review- Upon opening the box, which was not damaged, and setting up the panel to test it outside, I noticed a pretty big scratch marring the surface of one of the panels. I'm not sure whether the scratch is affecting the power generating abilities of the solar panel, but even if it's functioning correctly, I've ultimately decided to return it in case the scratch affects something else like weatherproofing. I'm giving this product a preliminary review of 3 stars because it arrived damaged. It did come nicely packaged, so it seems like the panel was damaged prior to shipping, but who knows for sure. I'll be happy to update the review with my experience with the return/replacement and when I receive a new one and have the chance to confirm it works.

I bought the River 2 and 110W solar bundle. I'm confident I followed the setup instructions exactly -- I'm an engineer, and to EcoFlow's credit, the directions are extremely simple. But the River 2 consistently reported 0W input from the solar panel, and the charge percentage never changed, even after leaving the panel in direct sunlight for several hours. Using a multimeter, I measured the panel directly and found it to have 14.5V output at only a few milliamps. EcoFlow tried to make the return process difficult. When I initiated the return through Amazon, I got an automatic message saying that I needed to contact EcoFlow and receive a shipping label from them instead of using the Amazon one. I thought this was weird, but I messaged them anyway. Their rep casually tried to railroad me into further troubleshooting this device that they clearly didn't bother to test before sending. I told them that it wasn't my duty to spend additional time troubleshooting a dead product, and if they didn't send their special label, I would just return it through Amazon instead. So they sent the label, and I returned it their way. Hot take: it's not very "Eco" for a company to ship me broken things that I immediately have to ship back. Also, I found a reddit thread full of people who had the same problem, but most of them had ordered directly through EcoFlow and were essentially told "too bad" by EF support. I don't think links are allowed here, but it's a post entitled "River 2 not charging from solar panel" on Ecoflow_community. This specific defect has apparently been a problem for at least a year. It is my opinion that EcoFlow is now cutting corners and coasting on their good reputation.

Manuable

4 mosquetões, cabo de conecçao ao ecoflow, 4 laminas de células fotovoltaicas , bolsa de transporte afastador

Excelente producto, la ocupo con una River 2 y carga en entre 40 a 50 % dependiendo del clima de 11 am a 5 pm

Muy bien y a un precio muy accesible

Carga muy bien mi EcoFlow river, lo recomiendo y estaba a buen precio.