Renogy 100W Flexible Solar Panel, 12 Volt Semi-Flexible Solar Panels Bendable Mono Off-Grid Solar Power PV Panel for Marine, Motorhome, Cabin, Van, Car and Uneven Surfaces

Used with a Bluetti AC200MAX and Anker SOLIX C200. Has worked well on bright days. While not pointing it directly towards the sun (which would be optimal) as it's fitted to a van roof with magnets it has managed to pull in 60-70 watts which is fast charging enough to cover my daytime usage of the Bluetti plus top it up a little which means I can stay powered off-grid for longer. It's lightweight but well built. The panel flexes a lot while I twist it to remove the strong magnets holding it to my roof but it suffers no damage. It's small enough to store on the bulkhead inside my van when not in use. A good quality flexible solar panel.

I’ve used this to replace a 140W panel on the roof of my T5. This was easy to install (glued on with double-sided strong tape, had to remove the brass rivets from the holes, easily done), provides plenty of power to keep fridge running and leisure battery topped up, even in cloudy weather. Happy so far — hopefully it will last!

Well hooked to my river 2 max and worked straight away giving me 83 watts

As title, it's generating good power with an mppt charge controller, but it isn't really that flexible at all, when fixing in place you'll want something like a 40kg bag of sand on it, but I'm not sure using both fixing points and adhesive + weight, you'll get a good result on something moderately curved, maybe... the roof of an estate car... maybe.

Came really well packaged and fits perfectly across the roof of my VW California when fitted on rails. Purchased to replace a dead panel and works great in parallel with my other solar panel. The Renology panel had good power output even in overcast conditions reaching nearly 100W in cool bright full sun condition. With both panels I now get an average of 150W and 9 Amps so perfect for my off grid needs.