Top Prime Day Deals on Portable Solar Panels We Trust

Pick up a great solar panel to pair with your portable power station with these great deals.

By Laura Lancaster

Posted on Oct 8, 2024

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A portable solar panel can elevate your existing portable power station, providing unlimited power wherever you need it. But not all portable solar panels are created equal, with some producing energy much more efficiently than others. Here are my top picks for this Prime Day based on years of testing. 

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Top Outdoor Life Pick, Read My Review

33% off the Bluetti PV120: Now $200

  • 120-watt power capacity

Top Outdoor Life Pick, Read My Review

32% off the Jackery SolarSaga 200: Now $474

Top Outdoor Life Value Pick, Read My Review

30% off the Bluetti PV200: Now $350

  • 200-watt power capacity

30% off the Jackery Solar Saga 100: Now $210

  • 100-watt power capacity
 

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Lancaster is Outdoor Life’s gear staff writer where she focuses on in-depth testing of backpacking and camping gear, with a particular interest in lightweight and ultralight gear. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and daughter.

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