The EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel delivers 400W from a single foldable panel with an adjustable carry case that doubles as a stand. It weighs 35.3 lb and sells for about $650 to $750.
What you need before you buy
A large power station that accepts 400W of solar, such as an EcoFlow DELTA.
Space to unfold it in full sun.
An MC4 adapter for non-EcoFlow stations.
How much it charges
In good sun, roughly 1.6kWh to 2.4kWh a day, enough to refill a 2kWh station or keep essentials running through a multi-day outage.
How I researched this: EcoFlow’s 400W panel product page and specs, the Amazon listing, and a video review from MakeUseOf. Prices checked October 30, 2026.
EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel
The EcoFlow 400W panel recharges big power stations fast from one panel, but weighs 35.3 lb. Here is who it suits.
Product Brand:
EcoFlow
Editor's Rating: 4.4
Pros
400W from one panel, double most portables
Recharges a 2kWh station like the DELTA 2 Max in roughly a sunny day
Adjustable carry case doubles as a stand
Durable EVA and fiberglass build
About 23% efficient monocrystalline cells
Cons
35.3 lb and large when unfolded
Expensive
Needs a station that accepts 400W of solar on one input
MC4 output may need an adapter for non-EcoFlow stations
Specs
Model
EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel
Rated power
400W
Cells
Monocrystalline, about 23% efficiency
Build
EVA and fiberglass layers
Connector
MC4
Stand
Adjustable carry case
Weight
35.3 lb
Verdict
The EcoFlow 400W is the fastest way to solar-charge a big power station without wiring multiple panels together. It is heavy and pricey, so if you have a 1kWh station, a 200W panel like the Renogy is plenty.
Most large stations, including the EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max, DELTA 3 Plus and DELTA Pro 3. Check that your station's solar input accepts the panel's voltage and wattage.
How long to charge a 2kWh station?
Around 6 to 8 hours of strong sun, depending on angle and weather.
Can I carry it easily?
It folds into a case, but at 35.3 lb it is best moved short distances.
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