ZOUPW 350W Portable Solar Panel | Foldable N-Type 16BB IP68

Very impressed with these panels. They feel like high quality, especially the carry bag. Very easy to set up and move around. I had some flexible panels which were a pain to move. Being rigid they are easy to adjust throughout the day. I wish the stands were adjustable to get a bit more height out of them, however as is they do what I need them to. I will be getting more.

Great panel. I once saw it got to 400w during cold weather and clear sky. Would recommend!!

Very nice and impressive solar performance. This 350W rated panel can deliver and sustain 345W and more without optimal orientation. I also like its structural integrity, even though the kickstands do not provide a large range of inclination.

Living off grid with zoupw solar panels. They are efficient and make power easy when the sun is shining.

I had already bought a 450 watt foldable solar panel and was impressed. Si U bought another one but a 350 watt folding solar panel. I was again very impressed and bought a second 350 watt folding solar panel to hook up in series. It often puts out more wattage than advertised. The price is right and so is their products. You won't be sorry if you buy these panels.

High quality materials. Amazing design. Perfect storage case. Leg stands are not adjustable as indicated in the website description. Adjustable legs would truly set this product apart from the rest of the field.

I purchased 2,350 watt panels. I have been able to hit 80% of rated output. They set up easily and have nice cases. My location has some trees that hamper performance. The stands do not allow for proper angle adjustment for my northern Illinois location. Given it's late October, the stands should be at least 6 inches longer. Perhaps a separate plastic attachment to the stand could be made. I am quite confident this problem would exist in Big Bend in January. The lack of stand height adjustability is why I gave 4 stars not 5.

ZOUPW products had been on my radar for a while, but someone on Reddit recommended them so I thought I'd have a look. And I am truly glad I did.

First, they were on sale. That never hurts. Then I did a deep dive into finding reviews of them; Youtube videos spoke well of the company, and AI research also supported the value.

Next was compatibility: Would they work for my Jackery Home Power 3000? Yes - out of the box. Would one of them be compatible with my Vtoman 1800? Yes - with an adapter (which I had).

I thought about it for a couple of days. I did have two, 200 watt Jackery Panels, but that's in the ballpark of about half a charge in a day's time for that Jackery.

So I bought.

The shipping was prompt; and while I was worried about the large heavy item possibly not arriving undamaged, again, AI assured me that ZOUPW took care to add proper padding and heavy corrugated boxes. Sure enough, while there was some damage to both of the cartons, the product inside was in pristine condition.

So next, the test. It was a sunny day here in NC; I quickly hooked up one to the Jackery 3000. In moments I was getting about 324 watts... 92% of rated! Not bad... and then the second one, the wattage stayed solid, I got 645 watts total.

Ah, but what about first impressions? Well, the folding panels I currently have (Jackery, Eco-Worthy, FlexSolar) are all flexible. They work, sure, but that bending with less than perfect bracing is a bit annoying. In the real world (like a beach trip) they need significant security. I was happy (really - I smiled!) to find that the ZOUPW panels themselves were rigid, with sturdy wire props for each of the four panels. These things are SOLID. And while I don't think I need anything else for average use, included are U-shaped "stakes" that allow the panels to be better secured to the ground. A super nice touch.

Bonus points: They come with their own cases! Wow. I'd put that at a $35 to $50 value for one of those alone. They're well made, sturdy zippers, and a pouch for cables and stakes. While they have shoulder straps for easy transport, someone even though to put a stitched handle at the bottom of the case as well. Talk about ease of management! The case is also designed with an opening for the actual handles on the panels themselves.

Some might ask why I didn't go with higher wattage. Well, the price was right, for one. And it's acceptable power for my stations, easily meeting my needs in a day of reasonable sun. And the higher the watts, the bigger the panels. For boondocking, I can manage both of these in our RV, and again, assuming good sun, these will keep RVs air conditioning on low for hours with pass-through charging with the 3000 power station.

Really, these are, as my title reads, amazing value, great power. My first test showed 92% of rated, and I suspect under even more ideal conditions I may hit 100% or even higher.

What's missing? Well they aren't bifacial. I don't consider that a big deal. They don't have any built-in USB ports that I know of... also not a big deal. I still give these the full 5 stars. These will serve me well for camping or for the occasional power outages.

Very happy!

Tried it out in the middle of April (Northern Nevada); and it pulled an astounding 326 watts and it wasn't even optimized! Simply amazing for a portable panel.

Even the packing was of super high quality.

I purchased the 350W panels Like the rigidity, size, ease of setup, and power. In full sun the panels produce over 300W but with any shade it is greatly decreased. I expected better in the shade which is why I gave this a 4 star. The portability will allow me to find the best sun and I purchaced 30ft extension. Overall I am happy and would recommend these panels.

I used the charger to charge a 2800 watt power station, Fully charged in 7 hours!
Great quality everywhere! Well made, I will be using this panel for a long time! The storage bag is heavy duty and protects the panel well. Cables great as well.

Great product, built very well. Bought two sets of these, linked them in parallel and received 725 watts to my power station.

Wish the legs were able to give a little bit lower angle.

Every now and then a deal comes to you that seems to be too good to be true, but this one is too good! Don't let the funny name fool you, I chose the ZOUPW 350 watt portable solar panel for several reasons:
1) The specifications are really excellent.
2) It uses N-type solar cells giving a higher then normal power output .
3) The overall quality of workmanship is extremely high.
4) The physical size is more manageable for me than the larger units.
5) The included accessories and storage bag are fantastic.
You won't go wrong if you purchase the ZOUPW 350 watt portable solar panels

Purchased the 350 watt portable panel for times when I need some extra wattage during the low sun of November. Being able to orient the panels to maximize input is crucial. I have 500 rigid panels on the roof of my pop up truck camper that output 200-250 watts lying flat on the roof late fall. The 350 watt portable panel was producing 280-320 watts oriented. Nice light design that is rigid enough and has enough structure to handle wind once weighted down. I also carry a couple of 200 watt flexible panels but are tough to orient and hold in position in windy conditions. I’ll eventually replace those with a 450 watt setup from zoupw!

These are phenomenal portable solar panels. So easy to set up. Work extremely well.

It's been working as described. It does take a up a lot of space for home use. I wish you made a 500w taller but narrower trifold panel for hybrid home and portable use.

Sturdy and easy to handle. Works great! A couple of suggestions: Make the stands adjustable to accommodate setting up the panels on slightly unlevel ground. Also, longer solar panel extension cables would be helpful.

I've had house solar for years but I'm relatively new to portable solar this year and I did a lot of research between this an the Renogy brand when looking at a Suitcase style set of solar panels, as the Renogy seems to be one of the highest regarded brands for quality right now.

These sit an interesting spot between traditional 300w and 400w suitcase panels from Renogy while being noticeably smaller than the massive 450w panels that Zoupw has.

PROS of the 350w

- Clones of Renogy's Suitcase design (in a good way)

- Build Quality | Really happy with this so far, I can only compare to what I've seen on youtube for the Renogy but it seems to emulate their latest design with plenty of room for the cables between panels, everything seems sturdy.

- Magnetic close | Not the strongest magnets but enough to do the job, so it doesn't need a strap like the 450w version does. It was a nice surprise as this isn't listed anywhere on the site.

- Stands that stay up | From the video's I've seen it looks like the Renogy stands do not like to stay up. The Zoupw stands stay at whatever angle you have them for easier adjustment.

- Price | these are cheaper per watt than the Renogy

- Accessories | These come with extension and connection cables that the Renogy does not, and the zoupw bag is very nicely padded, at least as nice as a smaller Ecoflow 160w bag I have, maybe nicer.

- Customer Service | These guys do respond to emails within a day, usually in the evenings, I think they're responding from China, or at least clearly on a time zone that is outside the USA. They have responded promptly to all my questions both before and after the sales process.

- Shipping | These were shipped direct to me from Zoupw, arrived in a timely manner and were very well packed in a custom box with foam

CONS of the 350w

- Just one, but it might be a big one for some folks. I'll admit to not having a ton of testing time on these, but so far I have had a max of 305w in May at noon with full sun and the best angle I could. That's 87% efficiency. It could easily drop to 295w (84% efficiency) if I wasn't trying to optimize it....I had a 160w Ecoflow panel up at the same time, on the same day, hooked into the same Delta3 plus and that panel was pulling a 93% efficiency

After seeing a ton of reviews of their 450w panel getting really close to the actual rated 450w I was hoping for something similar from these smaller panels but I'm just not getting it. Zoupw's customer support assures me I'm within the expected performance of the panel.

I see that Renogy guarantees a 90% efficiency on their panels, which would be 315w if they had a 350w panel. But of course they are more expensive.

In short, I'm thrilled with both the construction and price of these panels, but can't get give them a 5 star as I feel the efficiency of the panel I have is a lower then I expected based on other brands and and their own other panel offerings.