Goal Zero Nomad 200 Aurinkopaneeli

Reviews on the Nomad 200 solar panel are mixed. While some users praise its convenient size and excellent performance in charging Goal Zero power stations, particularly the Yeti 1000X and Yeti 700, others report significantly lower than expected power output, even in ideal conditions. A recurring negative theme centers around the panel's construction; several reviewers cite issues with the cables connecting the panel sections, which are poorly secured and prone to failure due to short cable lengths and reliance on tape. This leads to broken soldered connectors and reduced functionality. While some users found workarounds, the fragility of the cable connections is a major concern. The panel's performance in less-than-ideal sunlight conditions is also inconsistent, with some users reporting very low output in partially cloudy conditions. Overall, the Nomad 200 receives positive feedback for its portability and compatibility with Goal Zero systems, but its reliability and consistent power output are questioned due to design and construction flaws.

• Low output
• Poor design, cable issues
• Excellent investment
• Convenient size
• Low output, inconsistent
• Poor construction
• Good power output
• Lightweight, portable
• Needs cable extension
• Works well, needs cable extension