ALLPOWERS SF200 Monocrystalline Flexible Solar Panel 200W

Let's start out I'm 63 years old I live full-time in my Sprinter in the northwestern parts of Montana.
I bought the eco-flo river 2
the Eco flow Delta 2
The E flow Delta Max
The eagle flow Wave 2
The ecoflow dual power generator.
And two of the eco-flow solar panels.
It seemed like I was always chasing the Sun to try to keep these battery Banks charged and never getting the amount that they said the solar panel was.
I did not like the wave too it did not work for me and my Sprinter but it was past the 30 days I could not send it back,
I did not like the generator as it was finicky and started when it wanted to so I sent that back and got my money back.
I have had the ecoflow solar panels too long I could not send them back. So they and the Wave 2 are sitting in storage not used.
But I do enjoy the battery Banks.
One day I noticed in all powers 200 watt foldable solar panel was on sale!
I decided to give it a try and I'm sure glad I did.
So then when I seen a all powers flexible solar panel 200 w I jumped on it !
I only use the all power solar panels because they give me as close to 200 w of power as I've ever had.
I am no longer going to buy any more eco-flow products they're not very good.
but I will go all powers items, I have found them to be very good and I'm very pleased with each and every one of them.
It's very convenient to throw the semi flexible one up on my windshield,
And I open the foldable one out in front,
There must be something on them or in them that collects more sunlight because I find I don't have to chase the Sun as much.
The Price is Right and the quality is fantastic I'm very pleased.

So far I really like the panels. Bought two 200 watt panels, one got a big bubble in the panel. Amazon replace the panel at no cost. Now the second panel has a little bubble showing up. Can't get much support from AP. Sad, where's the Warranty.

I made a mistake and purchased a poorly performing 400w EcoFlow panel from their eBay refurb store as they were described as "refurbished-like new" yet only maxed out at a little over 100w on average (in direct sunlight, angled well, etc.) So, I bought these ALLPOWERS 200w panels (x3) and I've been SUPER HAPPY WITH THEM! They are over 300% better performing than my previous (awful) setup and I've been able to keep my solar batteries all charged up. (e.g., most days, I can get about 400watts from my 3x200watt panels). I'd definitely recommend and will be sending friends to ALLPOWERS for their solar needs.

Installed two flexible solar panels AllPowers SF200 on a bay boat T-top, one after another with one month difference. It was a good choice.
Use two chargers with them, one for a 12V circuit and another one for a 24V circuit, both with 2 batteries each of 100 Amps.
Those solar panels have a high efficiency, and living in Florida, plenty of sun, are keeping the batteries all time 100% charged and the boat, a 19 foot bay, capable to run on a Garmin Kraken trolling motor of 80 thrust all day long. On the water, the solar panels are charging the trolling motor batteries and it can run in same time.
The panels, I've installed on the 1" aluminium square tubing, across the t-top, having an air gap under, for ventilation.
I didn't feel any abnormal temperature on the panels anyway.
I just pay attention to give them a fresh water shower after getting back from the salty water and make a good wire connections at the beginning.

In full sun, I can only get 50-60 watts so I'm kind of disappointed.