BLUETTI PV350 350W Portable Folding Solar Panel

  • 300-399 W panel
  • 1-year warranty

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A 350 W folding briefcase panel with an ETFE face, a kickstand and MC4 leads, for charging BLUETTI and other MC4-input power stations at camp, in an RV or during an outage.

$649

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SKU: PV350-UJ-BK-MD-SPFUS-00 Category: Brand:

Usability

4.1 out of 10
  • Electrical: 37 V and 9.5 A at maximum power, 44 V open circuit, 11.4 A short circuit
  • Marketed: up to 23.4 percent cell efficiency, against the computed module figure
  • Page size: the product page's 2810 x 785 mm face would read 15.9 percent, the same rung
Better on efficiencyBLUETTI SORA 500BLUETTI markets up to 25 percent efficiency. $849Scores 8.0
  • Water: the page's FAQ and the 2022 guide say IP65, against IP67 in the current guide
  • Voltage: the page's feature text says 33 V open circuit; its spec table and the guide say 44 V
  • Superseded: the 2022 guide linked from BLUETTI's user-guide page prints 24 months
Better on warranty & supportJackery SolarSaga 500 X Bifacial Portable Solar PanelThe product page. $799Scores 6.0
  • Temperature: the guide rates it from 14 to 149 °F; the page says −13 to 149 °F
  • List: $649.00 at bluettipower.com
  • Pack: two panels $1,298.00, three panels $1,947.00 at bluettipower.com

350 W briefcase, but its specs disagree

  • What it is: a 350 W folding briefcase panel with a kickstand and MC4 leads for BLUETTI and other MC4-input stations
  • The trade-off: one-panel output and an adapter in the box, against a one-year warranty and specs that disagree across BLUETTI's own pages
  • Not checked: the temperature coefficient, bypass diodes and cell type; BLUETTI does not publish them
  • Look elsewhere for: a long warranty, an output guarantee or a lighter panel to carry

Strengths

  • Large output from one folding briefcase
  • Easy-clean laminated face
  • Kickstand and adapter cable in the box
  • Standard MC4 leads suit many stations
  • Splash-resistant for camp use

Drawbacks

  • Short workmanship warranty
  • No power-output warranty
  • Published dimensionsvoltage and water rating disagree
  • Heavy to carry for a folding panel
  • No temperature coefficient published

Social score

6.5 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)
GoogleProduct-line7 out of 10
  • StorageReview: tested the earlier 2400 x 905 mm PV350, read a 295 W peak in clear midday sun and 38 W through tree cover, and called it a solid field option (September 2023)
  • Gear Diary: one earlier-revision PV350 charged a BLUETTI AC200MAX from 10 percent in 7 to 10 hours (September 2023); its policy says reviewed products usually come from the maker
YouTubeProduct-line7 out of 10
  • Bowman's Woods: set the folding PV350 against 400 W of glass panels and titled the result a win in both sun and shade (May 2023, about 25,000 views)
  • The Solar Lab: compared it with the SORA 500 and said the older 350 W panel has features that may make it the better choice for some uses (September 2026, about 12,000 views)
  • Disclosure: The Solar Lab's description carries BLUETTI affiliate links and a discount code
AmazonProduct-line7 out of 10
  • Listing: BLUETTI's Amazon US listing for the 350W panel (B09SD23Y6V) reads 4.3 from 194 ratings: 70 percent five-star, 11 four, 8 three, 2 two, 9 one-star (October 2026)
  • File: the listing still shows the earlier revision's 35.6 x 24.1 in folded size and 30.6 lb, so its ratings span both revisions
User reviewsNot scored

The retailer pool is blank: Home Depot's PV350 listing holds 3 reviews and Best Buy's two PV350 listings have none (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 Power300-399 W
  • Charge CurrentNot applicable
  • Safety ListingNone verifiable
  • Low-Temp ChargingNot applicable
  • Warranty1 Year
  • MonitoringNot applicable
  • Weight31.5 lb

Not published by BLUETTI: cell type.

At a glance

  • 31.6 x 28.9 x 1.7 in folded
  • 44 V open-circuit voltage
  • 1.5 m MC4 to XT60 cable
  • Folds in four sections

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 PV350 (model PV350, store SKU PV350-UJ-BK-MD-SPFUS-00) is a 350 W monocrystalline solar panel with an ETFE-laminated face that folds in four into a briefcase with an adjustable kickstand.

Its current user guide rates it at 37 V and 9.5 A at maximum power, 44 V open-circuit and 11.4 A short-circuit at standard test conditions, with cell efficiency of up to 23.4 percent.

The guide gives 109.4 x 31.6 in (2778 x 805 mm) unfolded, 31.6 x 28.9 x 1.7 in (805 x 736 x 45 mm) folded and 31.5 lb (14.3 kg), with an operating range of 14 to 149 °F (−10 to 65 °C).

BLUETTI's product page lists 110.6 x 30.9 in unfolded, 29.3 x 30.9 x 2 in folded, 32.4 lb and −13 to 149 °F, and its feature text gives a 33 V open-circuit voltage that its own spec table contradicts.

The guide and the page rate it IP67, while the page's FAQ and the older guide BLUETTI links from its user-guide page say IP65. It has MC4 output leads, and the box holds the panel, a 1.5 m 20 A MC4 to XT60 cable, the user guide and a warranty card.

BLUETTI's warranty policy and the product page give 12 months, superseding the 24 months printed in the 2022 guide. It sells at $649.00 on bluettipower.com, and BLUETTI lists a set of two at $1,298.00 and a set of three at $1,947.00.

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