Anker Solix PS100 Bifacial Portable Solar Panel 100W
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- Last seen at $249.99 at Best Buy on Nov 10.
Our take on the Anker Solix PS100 Bifacial Portable Solar Panel 100W
The Anker Solix PS100 is a 100W foldable solar panel with cells on both faces, so it also collects light reflected onto its back. It folds into a briefcase-style pack with a carry handle and connects to power stations through Anker's XT-60 and standard DC outputs. It suits campers, van dwellers and emergency-prep users who want a packable panel for a mid-size power station. Against flat single-sided 100W panels it is heavier and bulkier, and its real output still depends on direct sun and angle.
- Bifacial cells can add output from reflected light on bright, reflective ground
- Folds into a compact case with a handle for carrying
- Works with Anker Solix power stations and many others via XT-60 and DC
- Kickstand and grommets make it easy to angle toward the sun
- Weather-resistant build for outdoor use
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Anker Solix PS100 Bifacial Portable Solar Panel 100W price history
Lowest price we've seen: $249.99 on Nov 9 at Best Buy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
What reviewers say
Owners like the folding design and the steady charging it gives a mid-size power station in direct sun. Most say it does the job for camping and backup, while noting it is heavy and that real output depends heavily on conditions.
- BuildPraisedOwners describe the frame and fabric as sturdy and well finished for outdoor use.
- PortabilityMixedThe folding case and handle help, but many find it heavy and bulky to carry long distances.
- ChargingPraisedIn direct sun it charges mid-size power stations steadily and without fuss.
Questions and answers
- Does the PS100 really produce 100W?
- Only in strong direct sun with the panel angled at it. Expect noticeably less in haze, shade or flat light, and treat the bifacial gain as a small bonus rather than a doubling.
- Which power stations can it charge?
- It works with Anker Solix stations and many others through its XT-60 and DC outputs. Check that your station accepts the panel's voltage and connector before buying.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper flat 100W panel?
- You pay for the folding case, the kickstand and the bifacial cells. If you mostly set up in one place, a rigid panel gives more output for less; if you pack it up often, the design earns its keep.
- Can it charge a phone or laptop directly?
- Not reliably on its own. Output varies with sunlight, so use it through a power station or a solar charge controller rather than plugging devices straight in.
- How does it compare with the Anker Solix PS200?
- The PS200 is larger and heavier but roughly doubles the output, which suits bigger stations and faster charging. The PS100 is the easier one to carry and store.
- What is in the box?
- The panel itself with its folding case and kickstand, plus the charging cable for connecting to a power station. A wall charger and power station are not included.
