ATEM POWER Monocrystalline 55W Flexible Solar Panel 245° Bendable 12V Portable Solar Charger with Uneven Surfaces Lightweight for RV Tent Roof Boat Cabin Marine Camping

So far seems to be working just fine. No issues with the shipping.On a full sunny day in BC at +32 Degrees C, I managed to get only 4 amps contrary to the 5.71amps as published on amazon.This panel is more than enough for my setup which is keeping an Oddisey battery that powers an Ironman America 4x4 fridge/freezer.For the price %100 recommended.

Co returned message to help me trouble shoot my problem. Thank you! It wasn't the panel! The first time I used it with sae cigarette plug adapter from another panel kit and it worked fine. I tried to use again with a set of sae alligator clips and it didn't work...figured out the polarity coming out of the mppt controller has reversed polarity...put a reverse adapter in and worked fine! Why do they do this!

Worked fine for one year, I haven't tried contacting the manufacturer yet.

Worked great for three months but as others have stated - it fails - very disappointing Cannot recommend

I paired the 55w ATEM with a 100w dokio panel. In preparation for a US road trip.Morning sun, May20th the ATEM was achieving 40-45w, when connected in parrellel with the dokio 100w I was drawing 120-125w.The ATEM is less flexible but undeniably feels like better quality, I chose to pair with the Dokio purely for budget reasons and have a little regret.It has mounted to my Atlantis 2100 cargo pod perfectly in my modular system. It also looks better on my cargo pod, almost stealth.Because my system is completely modular, if the ATEM 100w goes on sale I may swap it out.My system is limited to 22voc (goal zero 500x) so i was considering the 150w but it was just a bit too big to mount to the pod comfortably.As of writing this in overcast drizzle conditions and car mounted the system is generating 45w