10 Reviews: Best Portable Power Station with Solar Panels (Apr 2024)

Let’s start with the most portable pick in this list: Renogy Phoenix. It weighs no more than 13lbs and is extremely portable thanks to the briefcase design. It unfolds to reveal 2 10-watt monocrystalline solar panels, an AC outlet, 2 DC outlets, 3 USB ports, and a CIG port. Even better, it can be expanded to 100 watts with any solar panel brand, reducing the time it takes to recharge the battery to just 2.5 hours.

"[...] Overall, the Phoenix is one of the best solar chargers I have tested and owned. It’s been only a few weeks though, so who knows how things change in a year. So far, so good though."

by Daily Rad

To ensure the Jackery Explorer 1000 is always ready even for the longest power outages, you can refill this pack in four ways: solar panels, wall outlets, car outlets, and generators. That way, it may be used for nearly anything, including RV travel, outdoor parties, and home backup power. You’ll also love how easy it is to read the display. Psst, to extend its life span, keep it away from heat and direct sunlight.

"We love this!! We brought it camping with us and it works with a low-wattage hot-water kettle for instant coffee. It worked great with the solar panels and recharging our phones and drone. We have now purchased usb lights to be used with this!!"

by Joe

The Bluetti EB150 is a charging station that can charge more than just cellphones and laptops. It can charge devices that require a lot of power, such as blenders, hairdryers, and electric drills thanks to the high capacity of 1500Wh. What’s more, the Bluetti EB240 Portable Power Station is a more environmentally friendly alternative to a gasoline-powered inverter generator.

"This is hands down the best solar power station I’ve used. Way better than my old goal zero and much better value. Would definitely buy again and highly recommend to others. Also excellent customer service."

by FF970

This pick from Nature’s Generator is built differently. It is powered not only by solar but also by wind. Yes, you read that right. The solar generator has both a 100W solar panel and a wind turbine to provide you double the power acquirement. This ensures that your backup generator will stay powered all year round. Not to mention the included cart, which makes transportation a breeze.

"Perfect solar generator for doing my night fishing and using a spot light almost all night or day fishing and keeping my sodas and ham cold and cool in my fridge/freezer running all day while I fish ? and it charges fairly quickly with the solar panel that came with it now I just need to get their wind turbine."

by juan razo jr

What’s great about the EcoFlow Delta Power Station is the fact that it comes equipped with no fewer than 13 individual ports. It also has a 12-volt car outlet and six AC wall outlets, making it simple to keep a large number of electronics and tools running simultaneously. Yes, it’s on the costly side. However, if you’re searching for the best all-around product, this is it.

"Exceptional packaging and quick delivery. A quality product. Charged up fast and has plenty of receptacles to plug into. I especially like that it has solar hookup to charge off grid as well as cords for home charging."

by Gregory Rike

You’ll absolutely love the Lycan Powerbox from Renogy if you’re hunting for a solar power generator for long-term camping trips, outdoor activities, or emergency power for your house. Coming in at a whopping 55 lbs, this power box is loaded with multi-terrain wheels that can adapt to a range of situations. The biggest appeal is that it can take up to 300 watts of solar power and provide 1075 watt-hours of power.

"Charged the unit fully with the solar panel. Have been testing the battery just like a real outage. Testing various items like simple lamps, charging phones, running hair dryers etc. Really like it so far. Seems to hold the charge very well."

by Anonymous

With a capacity of 2000 Watt-hours, this small monster is one of the most powerful solar generators available. Bluetti AC200P even promises a 3500+ life cycle, making it ideal for year-round use. It also comes with a smart touchable LCD screen that displays current, voltage, power, temperature, and charging status in real-time. If you want to save more power, simply turn on the ECO mode.

"We bought this one because it was LiFePO4 battery, and it was large enough to power a fridge overnight in case of a power outage, and it is fantastic. Its well made, charges fast on solar, and in our camping trip we used it on it performed perfectly, kept our stuff powered and we didnt need a noisy generator."

by Kyle Lewis

At almost $2,200, this power station does not come cheap, but if you have the cash to drop, it is worth it. The Pecron Q3000S has a capacity of 3024Wh, which is more than adequate to power most devices and appliances while off the grid. It has a rated output power of 2000 watts and can power up to seven devices at once. Even better, it is loaded with two wheels and a comfy handle to make movement a breeze.

"In love with this battery! I do a lot of wood working and the Pecron Q3000S can handle all my tools. I've used it on table saws, sanders, and miter saws with zero issues. I was running out off of a heavy generator and that was brutal lugging around."

by Dereck Hauck

Do you need to charge your laptop, phone, drill, coffee machine, and refrigerator all at the same time? The Patriot Power Generator 1800 is a high-capacity power station that can provide electricity at a drop of a hat. It’s a great solar option for folks living in vans, weighing in about 40 pounds. The cherry on top: your purchase comes with a free solar panel and a variety of free gifts, including survival food!

"This performs exactly as advertised. We use it to vaccume where a cord won't reach a wall plug. Recharges quickly with the solar panels. Very solid unit. It is March and we were supposed to get the Water Filter by the end of February. Soon I hope."

by Richard T.

The last item on our list cost about 3000 dollars. As it weighs a massive 67 pounds, Point Zero’s Titan isn’t the easiest machine to transport around your home or campsite. It will, however, give you 2000Wh of power, a 3000W high-efficiency inverter, and two MPPT charge controllers. Titan also comes with a stackable battery bank that can accommodate additional backup batteries.

"The Titan is a FANTASTIC product! What a dream come true to be able to be off grid with a system that you can plug your RV 30amp cord right into and be able to run things as if hooked up at a campground! Crazy cool! [...]"

by Leigh Anne