Our Review
Anker's 200W bifacial panel — dual-sided cells pull extra output from reflected light, making it one of the higher-yield 200W foldables for off-grid charging.
Specifications
| Rated power | 200 W |
|---|---|
| Foldable | Yes |
The SOLIX PS200 Bifacial takes Anker's solid 200W panel and adds dual-sided cells that harvest reflected light off snow, sand, or pale ground — a genuine real-world gain over single-sided panels in the right conditions. It's a strong recharging partner for Anker's C1000 and similar 1–2kWh stations.
As with all panels, the rating is a best-case ceiling; plan for 65–80% in the field and match the panel's voltage to your station's input window to actually hit peak charge speed (full explanation). It folds for transport with an adjustable stand.
Pros
- Bifacial cells add real-world yield
- 200W suits 1–2kWh stations
- Foldable with adjustable kickstand
- Strong match for Anker SOLIX stations
Cons
- Bifacial gain depends on a reflective surface behind it
- Priciest 200W panel in our lineup
Real-world daily output
Bifacial cells harvest reflected light off the ground, nudging output above a standard 200W panel in the right setting:
| Conditions | Realistic daily harvest | What that refills |
|---|---|---|
| Clear day over bright ground (snow/sand/concrete) | ~750–1,000Wh | A full 1kWh station |
| Clear day over dark ground | ~650–850Wh | Most of a 1kWh station |
| Mixed sun / cloud | ~350–550Wh | Roughly half a 1kWh station |
The rear-side gain only shows up over reflective surfaces, so the bifacial premium pays off most in open, bright conditions. That premium is real: at $499.99 it's the priciest 200W panel we currently track in stock, well above the single-sided Bluetti PV200 (currently $399.00) at $348.99.
Is the bifacial version worth the extra cost?
Over bright ground — snow, sand, light concrete — yes, it can add 10–20% to daily harvest. Over grass or dark dirt the gain is small, so the standard PS200 is the better value there.
How much power does it make per day?
Roughly 650–1,000Wh on a clear day depending on the surface behind it — among the highest of the 200W panels we list.
Who it's for: buyers chasing maximum yield from a single 200W panel, especially Anker owners. On a budget? The single-sided Bluetti PV200 (currently $399.00) costs less (the standard PS200 is currently unavailable).