Lovely. Puts out 100W in full sun. Drops to about 40W in clouds, and down to 5-10W when overcast. I connect two of them in parallel for a combined 200W output, and still somewhat decent when cloudy.

Comes with a thick, solid power cable that is good for using outdoors, and I really like the built-in zippered pocket that lets me store its accessories inside the unit for storage and travelling.

I also like the Solar controller unit that comes with it, though I haven't used it yet.

I combine it with the PS300, a cute little unit. It only takes up to 100W input, but seems to happily cap itself when getting full sun. Very happy. ^_^

We used the solar blanket to charge the Itech Pro300 power station, which in turn was used to run a wifi device in a remote worksite location. The power delivery was fine, and the unit itself worked very well. Where some improvement in our deployment or the product, could be achieved was that the legs were a little flimsy and the blanket blew over in the wind, face down, losing any power generation until we returned. We needed to use logs to brace the blanket upright and tie-downs on the legs. Basic field awareness from us would've helped but sturdier legs/supports and supplying tent-style tie-downs or pegs could've assisted.

2 x 100w itech solar blankets , 1 for the car aux for running Engel as freezer and the other for the van. Redarce controller in car and Victron controller in van. Worked fantastic. On Coopers creek in Innaminka.

First trip using the 100w solar blanket. Full sun in Queensland (noon) putting out nearly 75w and 4.5a (measured using an in-line power meter shown) before going into a Redarc BCDC with built in MPPT.

Kept our dual battery topped up for four days without starting our car. 4-5 (ish) hours a day seemed more than enough to account for power needs of our 40L fridge, LED lights at night and charging phones and camera batteries Very happy if it can maintain these sort of numbers.