200w Solar Panels Tested! Oukitel 200w Panel VS Bluetti PV200 - Cheaper Is BETTER?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- What did you think of the results from these two panels? Surprising right?! Which folding solar panel wins in your opinion? I think the Oukitel is a great value and got great power.
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For the price difference, then the difference in output, it's definitely Oukitel for the win! We all know power stations are just useless boxes without their source input. The better the power, the better the input. I love the comparison videos! Thank you. Jason!
Useless box is a bit of an exaggeration
Thumbs up on the video. I loved the quick comparison and presentation of the results between the two panels.
Jason, I like this kind of test. Side by side with no ifs about it. Quick and to the point. I've noticed the Bluetti solar panels seem to be coming up short. I'm a fan of their power stations and have 3 of them for camping and home. But their panels might be using the name value too much as a selling point. I hope they improve the performance to match their power stations. There is a lot of competition out there. Thanks again for the quality post.
I've had the Bluetti PV200 for over a year and I've never gotten real decent power from it. It's not been used much either! Maybe it's a dud and I need to seek a replacement... 140w isn't close to the rated power.
@@Jasonoid There's a lot like this. The 200w AllPowers Mono panels are around 130w also. My Bluetti PV420s seem to be very good though, I've had 400w out of those often and I'm sure they'd make more. My Vigorpool Captain 1200s have a max input of 400w. I'll be able to test more when I get my Zendure Superbase V. It's worth noting also that I have 3x PV420 and two of them are very good, one seems to make about 30w less than the other two but it's still a good performer
@@Jasonoid Just an idea for a video, but I’d love to see how you set up your testing equipment. I have the AC power meter and a DC tester, but from the DC tester I’m not sure how to wire it to the batteries to test 100w+. I’ve managed to plug in to simple USB, but that’s a 3a limit. I tried USB C but it didn’t work for me. It’s probably something to do with the DC ports or cigarette lighter? But I have no idea how do set it up with the tester. Cheers
@@JasonoidGetting up to 180W on mine with a EB3A which I'm certain is a limiting factor due to the current limit of 8.5A. Using only 2 segments out of 4 of the PV200 I regulary get 99W so I wouldn't be surprised if it can get over 190W on a more capable MPPT charger.
Thank you for another much appreciated review. When it comes time to make my purchases, your videos for power stations, solar panels, and fridges will definitely be my go to. You're the best!
Thanks Michelle!
Thanks Jason! I am starting to look for a 200W panel, This was a very helpful video!
The weather looks awesome!
Finally some sun in my area! It's been a SUPER Long winter haha
Very straightforward. Good review. Thank you.
Love the content. Thank you.
Great review. Thanks
Im liking Oukitel products more and more.
Me too!
Hey Jasonoid :)
We have 2 of these bluetti pv200 foldable solar panels coming, We will also do a test to see what we get.
P.S. As always, Great review :)
Let me know how they perform, maybe mines a dud?
@@Jasonoid Just uploaded my first test with this panel. The max we got was 186 watts so far. So I have a feeling that one of your panels was shorted out or a dud :(
@@RamblinBobReviews i watched and commented on that video, good results.
i hope you update us on how this handles over time, and an approximation of how much you used it.
thanks for this short comparison video!
I let family and friends use these during camping so I'll have to keep track of usage.
The Bluetti is really under performing. Mine isn't so great either. Nice, concise video!
I'd love to see what type of power you get from yours. This is about what I get all the time from it.
@@Jasonoid I did some testing a few weeks ago and hit 170w peak on a hazy day like yours. XTAR 150w gave me around 160w so it's just a bit less than the Bluetti though from what I can see, that's basically a de-rated 200w panel (same size as the Bluetti)
Nice quick and clean video Sir!
I wonder how the O will hold up over time.
Thanks! Short in sweet. I think it well made. Seems durable as well. It's a good choice.
Very good, no faff, review. I have a Bluetti pv200 and am very disappointed with the output performance. I honestly thought it might have a fault but your test comparison confirms that the Bluetti is just not all it makes out to be.
Great video putting out the facts 👍🏼I wonder what makes the Bluetti so much less efficient?
Not sure, maybe I have a "not so great" panel... Maybe other PV200 perform better than this one? Hard to tell since it has no phyiscal damage.
Wish I had seen this before I ordered my bluetti panels….🙌🙌
Watch this updated video, Bluetti replaced my 200w panel since it was broken!
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Yeah, The Sun is shining! That's another good review. I have hooked in parallel a cheap Dokio 110 panel with the Bluerise and pull about 150 on a good Sun day. The Dokio is not near the quality of the two you tested, but so far so good.
The Dokio is CHEAP. The ones I have tested put out decent power for the cost. I only not sure about their long term reliability.
Saved this panel to a list for future reference/purchase. Wish Amazon had a way to track promotions. Like they email you when there's a price drop or coupon code. Thanks for the great review.
They do, setup email alerts on the third party website called "camelcamelcamel.com"
@@Jasonoid I'm all over it. Thanks again. If I ever run into you I owe you some beer and dinner!
Thanks for putting out this head-to-head comparison out. Encourages manufacturers to keep improving their products.
My Bluetti PV200 panel puts out over 160W on a bright sunny day, as reported by my EB70S or Yeti 1250. Still not as much as the Oukitel, but better than your unit. I’d ask if they would exchange yours.
I find the floppiness due to having only three legs annoying. I’m sure they didn’t save much by doing that, and it seems to stress that hinge more than the other two.
I'm glad you are seeing more power from yours than mine. I did have a few high clouds to drop the power maybe 5 watts or so, 145 watts still would be a little low for how expensive the panel is.
@@Jasonoid Agree the Bluetti panel is expensive for what it delivers. Between these two, the Oukitel is the better option for the reasons you point out.
Would love to see a video showing how much power you could get from say an eco-flow 220w panel inside a window, for those that don't have an outdoor space. Wonder if it would be enough power to charge up a battery for a 10-50w laptop for a few hours.
The 220w panel is pretty big, you'd have to have a large glass sliding door, maybe a 100w sized panel would be a better candidate?
great work
Many many thanks
Seems like a great panel at that price. I know ramblin bob just won a 200 watt bluetti panel, so he might be doing a video on his when it arrives.
I'm sure he will let me know how his compares to mine! I'd love to see his results :)
You should make a Google sheet and scoring system for the panels you've tested like the solar generator one😁👍, nice work👍
I'd have to make sure to test all the panels in the same conditions. I might do something like that since it would give a rough estimate of what someone could expect for watts on their panels
@@Jasonoid Partial shade characteristics, voltage ranges and solar generator compatibility, cost per wH, whether or not it has the ETF coating, ease of setup for optimum angles and such. You have a lot of this information in your videos already 👍
Great review and perfect timing Jason! I'm looking at 200W panels. I have CTECHi, Alrska, Baldr, and AllPowers SP035 ones in my watchlist. They're all between $230-$260. Curious how they compare to the Outkitel.
Are those panels you listed the 120w versions? Those prices are pretty good.
@@Jasonoid No, they're all 200W panels. Yeah, their prices are great for 200W.
@@zigzagluck Elecaenta used to sell their 120w panel for $200 on sale, that's crazy! Good finds
@@Jasonoid I can email you the links if you'd like Jason.
@@zigzagluck that would be cool, I may purchase one for testing
Hey Jason I like that oukitel cart but yours looks kinda different then what's on their website.
Yeah, this was the early preproduction model, that's why I didn't really talk about it much haha
@Jasonoid - Solar Power, Batteries, and More! Gotcha. I favor that design over the final version but it's cool I'm sure I can make it work for what I'm doing with it. Thanx for the quick reply you're awesome! 😃
Pay less for more. Oukitel for me it will be. Thank you 🙏
What up Doe!?
Hey Chicken Crew😂
I really like the performance of the Oukitel panels especially for that price. The P2001 would be charged up in no time with 2 panels?
Just saw the Oukitel P5000 portable power station, it looks like a beast!! Do you think you might do a review on that big boy anytime soon??
They are coming out with a new model to rival the Anker 767 so I am planning to test that one later this year. I didn't have time to review the 5000wh beast! It's pretty similar to the P2001 except it has more battery capacity
@@Jasonoid Copy that... Thanks 👍🏼
Good comparison.
Glad I didn't buy the over priced Bluetti panels.
Which panels did you end up going with?
@@Jasonoid Actually i just bought the Elecaenta 120W foldable panel for my purpose. I do bike packing overnights, so I travel with my ebike, cargo trailer, and I carry the panel and the Bluetti EB70s.
@@nascar427 love the Elecaenta 120w panels!
@@Jasonoid Yes, me too. I have never had to use it for that purpose, because my ebike has great range, but bring it along anyways if other things need charging.
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Hi Jason, i've had a Bluetti PV200/Eb55 for just under a year now and have seen quite a drop off in performance (>30% in max output) i'm struggling to get over 100w in full no clouds direct sun. Bluetti support/warranty are not interested as they say this is a normal amount of degradation. I feel ripped off as these are not cheap. They say on their own website these can last over 25 years with care. I wonder if you could do a video on the expected degradation of portable panels? I can't seem to find any info online about it.
They have not very light and not continuous use and stored inside. The zip up pocket to store the cables also failed very quickly as its a poor design where a poor quality zip designed to run in a straight line is forced to bend around corners. I would not recommend Bluetti panels to anyone based on my experience of the quality and support.
My panel also has seen a large drop in performance. I just picked up a replacement to see if I'm crazy. I'll continue to do more testing. I use many different panels while camping and I haven't seen large degredation after a year.
FYI as of June 2023, Bluetti is the cheaper one, even after the coupon code.
Thanks but still way to much money.
$1.00 per watt sounds more like what it should be.
You'll have to lug around a glass rigid panel for that price. Maybe someday we will get high quality portable panels for that price but right now they are $2 per watt or more.
Pssst...pssst Xtar 150w...pssst.
I just picked that one up, I'll be doing a video about that one soon!
@@Jasonoid It's $399 too. So the Poors will be mad at the price.
I have a guy at work looking at that Setpower fridge you just reviewed. I told him to use your code.
I'm spreading the gospel of 12v fridges. If I get a new truck in a couple of years. I'll have to use one of my Engels or both. They wont allow us to remove the passenger seat anymore. 🙁