SOLIX C200 DC, 192Wh 200W DC Power Bank Station with 60W Solar Panel

Battery lasts forever. It can power a Nintendo switch 2 and dock along with a portable monitor for hours. It's a bit weighty and it's made from quality materials. Definitely worth the price. Perfect to keep phones working in a power outage and the solar panel means it charges itself. Charging through the mains is the quickest way to charge if you have a 100 watt charger.

Based product is of excellent quality, and the app is also easy and excellently made. Good display and information on the products Power and draw, this is an idea for taking on a camping expedition due to its lightweight and Carrie case in conjunction with the solar panel. That they claim is able to go on your rock sack to charge on the go, I have not used this on a rucksack. I am charged it at home via the mains and solar and both work well. I really like the look, build quality, and easy to use quality of this product due to not having any issues with this product both with the app and hardware I would highly recommend this product, a must in the days of modern technology, where cell phones are essential for daily living. Battery life has always been good in my opinion and exceeded my expectations. Therefore, I would recommend this product. On battery life, Also 3 pin plug power banks also available, to keep your router operational and iPad MacBook. For the items that need that extra little Power. I also have one of these and would also recommend.

Brilliant

Really good like it a lot. The weight didn’t bother me as this sits on a shelf in my summerhouse. The capacity is great and charges all my devices well. It’s easy to use and I find the app helpful, with the display simple to read and understand. The only downside is in reading one of the other reviews here stating that they paid only £109 whereas I thought I was getting a good deal at £158.

Really struggled to choose a brand to go with for are off grid farm as we have a main solar set up but want a few power banks this sort of size for running stuff over night like phone charging WiFi etc !! This seemed like a great fit and first time charging the panels are getting a very healthy 47w of solar, very simple to set up and everything feels good so will no doubt buy a few more power banks without the solar panels to charge up around 3 or 4 to have sitting when needed

Great little power station for use at festivals. The solar panel is efficient enough to even provide a charge in the rain albeit a slow low power charge. On bright sunny days the solar panel will charge the power station faster than you can charge 3 mobile phones (Samsung S26, Google pixel 9, and in iPhone 16). With the solar panel plugged in swell as all 3 phones the digital display and the Connected app was showing a higher input wattage than the output for all 3 devices.

So pleased with this item. Don't have to worry about getting electric hookup when going away in the campervan

I bought this Anker Solix USB power bank and matching 60W solar panel so I could charge devices on-the-go. It's the recommended use-case: the company's product imagery shows it being used outdoors while camping, on the beach, while fishing, while hiking, being dropped onto rocks at the top of a mountain, backyard picnics... "Charge anywhere outdoors," the company promises. After all, that's where the sun is! Imagine my surprise when I turned the thing over and spotted the fine-print on the underside: "DANGER," it reads in scary capital letters. "This device is intended to be used indoors only. Do not use outdoors." Strange that Anker doesn't mention that in the product listing, in any of its promotional imagery showing it being used outdoors far more than indoors, in its text promising that the combination will allow you to "endlessly stay powered wherever you explore," and that you can "charge anywhere outdoors," and "go anywhere." This is false advertising at its absolute worst. If you do use the power bank outdoors and it gets damaged - which is likely, as its internals are openly vented with no protection against rain, splashes, or dust - Anker will refuse to honour its warranty, as it clearly says it's "intended to be used indoors only." Shame nobody told the company's marketing department. So, unless you want a heavy desk ornament, look elsewhere for your solar powerbank needs.

Powers the Starlink mini. As set up it was delivering 54 watts into the unit as the Starlink mini was drawing 22 to 25 watts. The surplus of energy was enough to keep the little power bank 100% all day. It is amazing to be able to have full internet and mobile service in "off grid" locations. I guess there are no more locations that are off the grid. The overall quality is fantastic and the fold up solar panel really works exactly as we had hoped. Keep in mind we are using it in AZ in June...... but, its literally a fountain of usable practical energy. Without the panels I believe it will power the Starlink for about 5 or 6 hours, but I have not fully drained it down yet. For truck camping or emergency use it is a priceless item. We also have a Jackery 1000 with 2 folding 100 watt panels and this little unit is a nice small option that all fits in a case that's smaller than the Jackery. Think about that, a solar panel, one power bank, all applicable power cords, a little tripod and a Starlink panel all in a hard case, sold separately, smaller and lighter than just the Jackery 1000 power bank. Add to that the fact that it can power a satellite dish and charge your phones, laptops, iPad, GPS, drone, whatever you have and its an impressive little package.

Great little work horse. Comes in quite handy during power outages. I purchased it during a sale and it was well worth it. I haven’t used the solar panel to charge it yet. I always plug it into an electrical outlet to recharge.

This power bank is amazing, we recently lost power for several days and this little guy kept our devices charged up, the solar panel is great on a sunny day it took about 4 hours to charge to 100% and we were able to charge 4 phones and other devices for two days before it needed to recharge.

Perfect form factor! It’s compact but solid and it’s got plenty of ports for everything I need when camping or on the go. The build quality feels premium, and the included solar panel is well made. I love that the whole thing folds up neatly into its own little case for easy transport and storage. Highly recommend if you want a durable, portable power solution that actually delivers.

I've experimented with this set up and I got to say I'm pretty impressed. I specifically choose this because I wanted something I can shove into my backpack to take with me to game on my legion go outside and it hasn't disappoint. Now I gave it a 4/5 because I've bought a solar panel from Anker that looks similar to this that charges your phone directly that looks similar to this one but only has 3 panels rather than the 8 this one has and it stopped working after maybe 6 months of use so I'm waiting to see if the same happens to these panels. If it does happen at least the power station is really good and you can get the Anker app to give you a more detail visual of what's going on with it.