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EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel vs Anker SOLIX PS400

Both are 400W folding monocrystalline panels, so the choice comes down to build and ecosystem. The EcoFlow 400W is a single one-piece panel with an IP68 rating, a built-in adjustable kickstand and an XT60 cable for EcoFlow power stations. The Anker SOLIX PS400 ships as two 200W panels joined by cables, rated IP67, and connects through MC4 and XT-60 adapters, so it fits more brands. Owners of EcoFlow stations should stay with EcoFlow. Everyone else, and anyone who wants to split the panels around shade or pack them in two lighter pieces, gets more flexibility from the Anker.

  • Choose the EcoFlow 400W if you own an EcoFlow power station, want a single self-supporting panel with an IP68 rating, and prefer one cable straight to the battery.
  • Choose the Anker SOLIX PS400 if you want two lighter panels you can angle separately, MC4 plus XT-60 adapters for other power stations, and a slightly more portable setup.

Prices

  • EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel: $549.00 at NFM (last seen Nov 9)
  • Anker SOLIX PS400: $599.99 at Anker SOLIX (checked today)
  • Difference: the EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel is $50.99 cheaper than the Anker SOLIX PS400 at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)
EcoFlow
EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel

EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel

$549.00at NFMChecked Nov 9
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Pros
  • IP68 rating is the toughest here
  • Built-in kickstand holds an angle without extra gear
  • Single cable to EcoFlow power stations
  • Rated for extreme cold and heat
Cons
  • One 16 kg panel is awkward for one person to move
  • XT60i cable limits use with other brands without adapters
  • Folded size is long at about 42 inches
Anker
Anker SOLIX PS400

Anker SOLIX PS400

$599.99at Anker SOLIXChecked 2 h ago
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Pros
  • Two panels can be split around shade or angled separately
  • Each piece is lighter to carry than the EcoFlow
  • MC4 and XT-60 adapters cover most power station brands
  • IP67 handles rain and dust
Cons
  • No built-in stand; propping takes extra care
  • IP67 is a step below IP68
  • Two panels and cables mean more setup steps

What separates them

EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar PanelAnker SOLIX PS400
Panel layoutOne-piece folding panelTwo separate 200W panels joined by cables
Water and dust ratingIP68, survives full submersionIP67, survives rain and dust but not submersion
StandBuilt-in adjustable kickstand, self-supporting at set anglesFolds flat; propping depends on the panels and cables
Connectors in the boxXT60i cable, aimed at EcoFlow stationsMC4 extension cable plus MC4-to-XT-60 adapter, fits more brands
Weight per pieceAbout 16 kg as one unit, 19 kg with caseSplit across two panels, so each piece is lighter to carry
Shade handlingOne large panel; shading one area drags the whole stringTwo panels can be placed in different light
Operating temperatureRated -40°C to 85°CNot published in the listed specs
Warranty24 monthsNot stated in the listed specs; check Anker's terms

Price history

$699.00$399.99
Oct 29Nov 10
  • EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel: lowest $399.99 on Oct 29 at eBay; $549.00 on Nov 9.
  • Anker SOLIX PS400: lowest $599.99 on Nov 9 at Anker SOLIX; $599.99 on Nov 10.

Prices at every store

EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel

  • NFMNew

    In stock

    $549.00Checked Nov 9
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  • The Cabin Depot USANew

    In stock

    $671.60Checked Nov 9
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownSold by electrojungle

    $599.00Checked Nov 9
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  • Wild Oak TrailNew

    Availability unknown

    $699.00Checked Nov 1
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Anker SOLIX PS400

  • Anker SOLIXNew

    In stock

    $599.99Free shippingChecked 2 h ago
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  • Elevated Home LifeNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $699.99Checked Nov 9
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  • Ankersolix USNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $699.99Checked Nov 9
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  • Green Vista LivingNew

    In stock

    $699.99Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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Specs compared

SpecEcoFlow 400W Portable Solar PanelAnker SOLIX PS400
UseHome—
Rated Power400W—
Cell TypeMonocrystalline silicon—
Efficiency22.60%—
Dimensions Unfolded41.7*93.1*0.98 in (105.8*236.5*2.5cm)—
Dimensions Folded41.7*24.4*0.98—
Weight Solar PanelApprox. 16 kg—
Weight with CaseApprox. 19 kg—
Open Circuit Voltage48V (Vmp 41V)—
Short Circuit Current11A (Imp 9.8A)—
Ingress Protection68—
Operating Temperature-40°C to 85°C—
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SpecEcoFlow 400W Portable Solar PanelAnker SOLIX PS400
Warranty24 months—
Voltage48V—
Wattage400W—
Type—Solar Panels
Set—Yes
Qty. Solar Panels (pcs)—2
Celltype—Monocrystalline

Questions and answers

Which is better for an EcoFlow power station?
The EcoFlow 400W. Its XT60i cable plugs straight in, and the panel is rated IP68. The Anker works too but needs its MC4-to-XT-60 adapter.
Which handles shade better?
The Anker SOLIX PS400. Its two panels can be placed in different light, so shading one does not drag down the whole array the way it can on a single large panel.
Which is more weatherproof?
The EcoFlow 400W. It is rated IP68, meaning it can handle submersion. The Anker is IP67, which covers rain and dust but not being underwater.
Is the Anker worth stepping up to over the EcoFlow?
Only if portability and brand flexibility matter more to you. The Anker splits into two lighter panels and fits more power stations. The EcoFlow wins on sealing, stand and warranty length.
Which lasts longer?
Both use monocrystalline cells and durable laminates, so cell life is similar. The EcoFlow has the edge on paper with an IP68 rating and a 24-month warranty; Anker does not publish a warranty in the listed specs.
Can I use either panel with any power station?
Check the voltage. Both run around 48V open circuit and 41V at max power, which suits most 400W-class inputs. The Anker's MC4 and XT-60 adapters make matching easier.

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