Reviews Anker SOLIX C300X + PS60 Portable Solar Panel

Name: Anker SOLIX C300X + PS60 Portable Solar Panel
Brand: Anker
SKU: anksp006
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.9 (3 reviews)

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Anker SOLIX C300X + PS60 Portable Solar Panel

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Jindřich, Přerov 2

Rated 26/09/2026, variant Anker SOLIX C300X + PS60 Portable Solar Panel

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I mainly use the Anker SOLIX C300X Plus set with the 60W solar panel when I'm travelling and I'm very satisfied with it. The power station handles charging my phone, laptop and other small electronics without any problems, and its compact size makes it easy to carry. You just have to unfold the panel in the sun and the power station charges continuously, which is practical for longer stays outdoors, for example. I also appreciate the clear controls and fast charging from the mains. Overall, a very well-made and practical set.

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Robert, Brno 35

Rated 03/07/2026, variant Anker SOLIX C300X + PS60 Portable Solar Panel

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Purchased together with a Vaykold compressor-driven car fridge. The system is capable of operating using Anker Solix as a solar power plant. Over the weekend, the fridge was set to around 4°C, drawing 31W, whilst the included solar panel was charging the station at around 40W. The panel’s stated power output is 60 W; however, this is presumably based on laboratory conditions or assumes optimal conditions in the Sahara at midday. The highest I’ve seen was 47 W. After purchasing a larger panel (150 W), the charging output is approximately 95–97 W. According to the manufacturer, the maximum is 100 W. Summary: The value for money is spot on, in my opinion. We'll see in the future.

The station is surprisingly small, though that doesn’t mean its usability is limited.

Two 230 V outputs.

Adequate provision of output slots

Solar panel included as an accessory.

Fast charging from a 230 V mains supply.

The accessories do not include a cable for charging from a car socket. Surprisingly, Alza doesn’t even stock it. (Resolved by a competitor)

The cover for the ‘car socket’ is loose and is at risk of being lost.