BLUETTI PV200 200W Foldable Portable Solar Panel

  • 200-249 W panel
  • 1-year warranty

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A 200 W four-section ETFE folding panel with kickstands, an IP67 rating and an XT60 cable in the box, weighing 17.15 lb, for BLUETTI and other MC4 power stations.

$399

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SKU: PV200-UJ-BK-MD-SPFUS-00 Category: Brand:

Usability

3.5 out of 10
  • Electrical: 24.6 V open circuit and 10.8 A short circuit; no Vmp or Imp on the US page
Better on capacityRenogy 400W Solar SuitcaseAt 400 W it sits on the top rung for a portable panel. $495.99Scores 10.0
  • Marketed: cell efficiency of up to 23.4 percent, against the computed module figure
Better on efficiencyRenogy 300W Solar Suitcase300 W from 2.358 by 0.738 m unfolded. $386.99Scores 8.0
  • Weather: the manual's own revision note moves the rating from IP65 to IP67
  • Range: rated to run from −13 to 149 °F in the manual and on the US page
  • Older terms: a 2024 BLUETTI warranty sheet listed the PV200 at 24 months; the current policy says 12
Better on warranty & supportRich Solar MEGA 200 Briefcase Panel$399.99Scores 5.0
  • List: $399.00 at bluettipower.com
  • Pack: 2 x 200W $798.00 and 3 x 200W $1,197.00 on the same page

Sturdy stand and pocket, short warranty

  • What it is: a 200 W four-section ETFE folding panel with kickstands and an XT60 lead in the box
  • The trade-off: typical folding-panel efficiency and a good stand, but one year of cover and no output guarantee
  • Not checked: the temperature coefficient, Vmp and bypass diodes; BLUETTI publishes none for this panel
  • Look elsewhere for: an output guarantee, a longer warranty or more watts per pound

Strengths

  • Typical module efficiency for a folding panel
  • Adjustable kickstands set the angle
  • Waterproof junction and panel rating
  • Station lead in the box beside the MC4 cable
  • Cable pocket on the back

Drawbacks

  • No power-output warranty
  • Short workmanship warranty
  • Heavy for its output
  • Many snaps to set up
  • No temperature coefficient published

Social score

5.8 out of 10
RedditBrand-level5 out of 10
  • r/SurvivalGear: an owner of an AC60 and PV200 read about 150 W of input once a part-cloudy sky cleared and 40 to 50 W under passing cloud, and liked both (September 2023)
  • Caveat: the same owner called it an initial evaluation and said he would need longer use to judge durability (September 2023)
Google6 out of 10
Liked
  • Very adjustable kickstand legs (OutdoorGearLab)
  • Large cable storage pocket (OutdoorGearLab)
  • Comfortable handle and fold clips (OutdoorGearLab)
Complaints
  • Slow to set up, with many snaps (OutdoorGearLab)
  • Stiff MC4 connectors (OutdoorGearLab)
  • Short warranty (OutdoorGearLab)
Read the full summary
  • OutdoorGearLab: measured 150 W of 200 W (75 percent) in an hour of California sun, scored it 68 and ranked it 8th of 12 portable panels (July 2026)
  • Likes: very adjustable snap-button kickstand legs, a comfortable handle and a large cable pocket; it weighed 18.9 lb on GearLab's scale (July 2026)
  • Dislikes: many snaps to set up, stiff MC4 connectors and a short warranty; the page carries Amazon affiliate links (July 2026)
YouTubeProduct-line5 out of 10
  • Tech Made Easy: read 134 to 159 W from a PV200 into an AC70 on a partly cloudy 56 °F day (January 2024, about 16,000 views)
  • Tie: Tech Made Easy says the video is sponsored and the panel came from the vendor, so it is not independent
  • Tolbers: called the PV200 high quality and efficient (March 2024, about 10,000 views); its description carries Amazon affiliate links
AmazonProduct-line7 out of 10
  • Listing: BLUETTI's own Amazon US store files its folding and flexible panels under one shared rating (B09B9RJLM7 and B0FS67DKV5 show the same count), 4.4 from 1,210 ratings (October 2026)
  • Split: 73 percent five-star, 14 four, 5 three, 2 two and 6 one-star across the shared panel file (October 2026)
User reviewsNot scored

The retailer pool is blank: Lowe's listing of the 200 W panel has none, and Walmart's out-of-stock PV200 listing holds 28, nearly all reposted from bluettipower.com or flagged Incentivized (October 2026).

Trustpilot

Trustpilot rates BLUETTI US (bluettipower.com) 4.5 from 752 reviews on a page claimed in November 2024 that has not invited reviews recently, 79 percent five-star and 7 percent one-star (October 2026).

Track record
  • The BBB rates Bluetti Power Inc of Las Vegas, Nevada an F, not accredited, with 36 complaints in three years (October 2026).
  • No CPSC or Health Canada recall names any BLUETTI product, its solar panels, LiFePO4 batteries, D40 charger and RV5 system included, searched in October 2026.
Not countedExcluded
  • Not counted in any pool: bluettipower.com's own reviews and entries reposted from it, Home Depot Reviewer Program entries, r/bluetti, which carries BLUETTI's official links, BLUETTI's YouTube channels and Facebook pages, and its staff posts, all first-party.
  • Also not counted: BLUETTI's affiliate and creator programs and their discount codes, reviews flagged Incentivized at Walmart, and anything gathered in BLUETTI promotions.
Brand-level

4.5 on Trustpilot, an F from the BBB

Specs

  • CapacityNot applicable
  • AC OutputNot applicable
  • System VoltageNot applicable
  • Panel Power200-249 W
  • Charge CurrentNot applicable
  • Safety ListingNone verifiable
  • Low-Temp ChargingNot applicable
  • Warranty1 Year
  • MonitoringNot applicable
  • Weight17.2 lb

Not published by BLUETTI: cell type.

At a glance

  • 23 x 23.9 x 1.7 in folded
  • 24.6 V open-circuit voltage
  • 1.5 m MC4 to XT60 cable

BLUETTI Power Inc., a Nevada corporation based in Las Vegas, sells BLUETTI in the US, and the brand belongs to Shenzhen PowerOak Newener Co., Ltd. of Shenzhen, China.

It sells its panels, batteries and RV systems with a cart at bluettipower.com and on Amazon US through its own store, and its panels are listed at Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy and Walmart, partly through BLUETTI's own marketplace stores.

The BLUETTI 200W Portable (model PV200 in its manual, store SKU PV200-UJ-BK-MD-SPFUS-00, shown at a URL that names the SP200L) is a four-section folding panel of monocrystalline cells under ETFE, with rear kickstands and a zippered cable pocket.

It is rated 200 W, with 24.6 V open-circuit and 10.8 A short-circuit, and BLUETTI markets cell efficiency of up to 23.4%. Unfolded it measures 23.9 x 82.8 in (608 x 2105 mm), folded 23 x 23.9 x 1.7 in, and it weighs 17.15 lb (8.14 kg).

It is rated IP67 and ends in standard MC4 connectors, and the manual rates it from −13 to 149 °F (−25 to 65 °C). The box holds the panel, an MC4 cable and a 1.5 m MC4 to XT60 cable. BLUETTI says it works with third-party stations that take MC4 within its voltage.

The product page and BLUETTI's warranty policy give 12 months. It sells at $399.00 on bluettipower.com, with a 2-pack at $798.00 and a 3-pack at $1,197.00.

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