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Jackery SolarSaga 100W vs Bluetti PV350 Solar Panel

The Bluetti PV350 is the pick for anyone charging a large power station or running an RV, cabin or job site setup: 350W and 37.5V output move far more energy per sunny hour. The Jackery SolarSaga 100W wins on portability and convenience: it folds to under 8 lbs, has IP68 sealing and built-in USB-A and USB-C ports for phones and small gear. Build quality is solid on both, and owners of each praise the folding kickstands and MC4-style cabling; the trade-off is simple, the Jackery is easier to carry, the Bluetti is far more capable.

  • Choose the Jackery SolarSaga 100W if you want a light, foldable panel you can carry in one hand and use to top up phones or a small Jackery power station directly.
  • Choose the Bluetti PV350 if you need serious wattage for a large power station, RV or off-grid setup and don't mind a 30 lb panel.

Prices

  • Jackery SolarSaga 100W: $249.99 at Prepper Co (last seen Nov 9)
  • Bluetti PV350 Solar Panel: $599.00 at EarthTech Products (last seen Nov 9)
  • Difference: the Jackery SolarSaga 100W is $349.01 cheaper than the Bluetti PV350 Solar Panel at the latest prices (Nov 9)
Jackery
Jackery SolarSaga 100W

Jackery SolarSaga 100W

$249.99at Prepper CoChecked 21 h ago
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Pros
  • Folds into a compact case with magnetic closure and kickstands
  • IP68 rated for rain, dust and harsh conditions
  • USB-A and USB-C ports charge phones and small devices without a power station
  • Light enough to carry to a campsite or tailgate
  • 3+2-year warranty
Cons
  • 100W means slow charging for large power stations
  • Lower voltage limits pairing with big third-party stations
  • USB outputs are small, 5V only
Bluetti
Bluetti PV350

Bluetti PV350 Solar Panel

Bluetti PV350

$599.00at EarthTech ProductsChecked 8 h ago
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Pros
  • 350W output charges large power stations much faster
  • Standard MC4 connectors work with many brands
  • High 46.5V open circuit suits bigger solar inputs
  • Folds flat for storage in an RV or truck
Cons
  • 30.6 lbs is heavy to move alone
  • No USB ports, so it can't charge a phone directly
  • IP65 is weaker against rain and dust than IP68
  • Large unfolded footprint needs open space

What separates them

Jackery SolarSaga 100WBluetti PV350 Solar Panel
Peak power100W350W
Cell efficiencyUp to 25%Up to 23.4%
WeightUnder 8 lbs30.6 lbs
Water and dust ratingIP68IP65
Built-in USB portsUSB-A and USB-C for direct device chargingNone; MC4 connectors only
Output voltage24.8V open circuit46.5V open circuit, 37.5V at max power
Folded sizeCompact carry case with magnetic closure35.6 x 24.1 x 2.5 in
Connector typeJackery-compatible cableStandard MC4

Price history

$599.00$249.99
Nov 8Nov 9
  • Jackery SolarSaga 100W: lowest $249.99 on Nov 8 at Prepper Co; $249.99 on Nov 9.
  • Bluetti PV350 Solar Panel: lowest $599.00 on Nov 9 at EarthTech Products.

Prices at every store

Jackery SolarSaga 100W

  • Prepper CoNew

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    $249.99Free shippingChecked 21 h ago
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  • Best BuyNew

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    $299.00Free shippingChecked Nov 8
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  • Portable Power PlusNew

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    $299.99Free shippingChecked Nov 8
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    $299.00Free shippingChecked Nov 8
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Bluetti PV350 Solar Panel

  • EarthTech ProductsNew

    In stock

    $599.00Free shippingChecked 8 h ago
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    $599.00Free shippingChecked 8 h ago
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    $599.99Free shippingChecked 8 h ago
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    $625.00Free shippingChecked 8 h ago
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Specs compared

SpecJackery SolarSaga 100WBluetti PV350 Solar Panel
Peak power100W350W
Weightless than 8 lbs30.6lbs (13.9kg)
Cable length3 meters118in/ (3m)
Open circuit voltage24.8V±5%46.5V
Short circuit current5.4A±5%10.8A
UseApplianceAppliance
Wattage100W350W
Conversion efficiency25%—
Waterproof ratingIP68—
USB portsUSB-A and USB-C—
Warranty3+2-year—
Operating temperature-4~149°F (-20~65℃)—
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SpecJackery SolarSaga 100WBluetti PV350 Solar Panel
USB-A output5V⎓2.4A—
USB-C output5V⎓3A—
Voltage5V—
Amperage3 amperes—
Cell Type—Monocrystalline Silicon
Cell Efficiency—Up to 23.4%
Voltage at Max Power—37.5V
Current at Max Power—9.2A
Connector—Standard MC4 Connector
Dimensions Unfolded

What reviewers say

Bluetti PV350 Solar Panel

Owner feedback on the PV350 centers on strong real-world output and solid build, with weight and size the main complaints. Buyers pairing it with Bluetti power stations report it meets or nears its rated wattage in good sun.

What people mention
  • OutputPraisedOwners say it produces close to its rated wattage in good sunlight.
  • WeightCriticisedBuyers find 30.6 lbs heavy and awkward to move and set up alone.
  • SizeMixedThe large unfolded footprint is fine for campers with space but hard in tight spots.
  • BuildPraisedOwners describe the panel and its case as sturdy and weather-resistant.

Questions and answers

Which is better for charging a large power station?
The Bluetti PV350. Its 350W and higher voltage deliver far more charge per sunny hour, and MC4 connectors fit most large stations.
Which is easier to carry and set up?
The Jackery SolarSaga 100W. It weighs under 8 lbs, folds into a case with a magnetic closure and has built-in kickstands.
Can I charge a phone directly with either?
Only the Jackery. It has USB-A and USB-C ports. The Bluetti PV350 has MC4 connectors only and needs a power station or charge controller.
Which handles rain and dust better?
The Jackery, at IP68 versus IP65 on the Bluetti. Both are fine for light weather, but the Jackery tolerates more.
Is the Bluetti worth stepping up to?
If you run an RV, cabin or large power station, yes. The extra wattage cuts charge time sharply. For backpacking or small devices, the Jackery is the better fit.
Which lasts longer?
Both use monocrystalline cells and should hold up for years with care. The Jackery's IP68 sealing and 3+2-year warranty give it an edge in harsh, wet conditions.

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35.6 × 94.4inch (90.5*240cm)
Dimensions Folded—35.6 × 24.1 ×2.5in (90.5*61.3*6.5cm)
Output—350 W at about 23.4% efficiency
Ports—MC4 connectors only, no direct USB
Durability—IP65 weather resistance