Anker SOLIX USReviews of ankersolix.com

Product performance was as expected. Delivery was prompt, no negative issues.

Anker responds quickly to questions. They were very helpful with all of my requests.

easy to order and order went out right away. well package and easy to set up!

All around was terrific. Easy to order. Great info on website. Prompt delivery. Product is fantastic.

PS400 will only generate 200-210 watts at best in bright, unobstructed, sunlight. The panel is clean, no shadows, correct angle for this time of year.

We love this Anker Solix. Still heavy though even with the handle. Difficult to roll uphill. But works great. Lots of uses. Would love to have more

Reviewing after only a few days of use but so far so good. Powers my home fridge in the US Virgin Islands using the solar panel. Very happy with the purchase.

UPDATE It has been 6 weeks and NO contact from Anker...no call, no email, no snail mail, no text message. I am downgrading my rating from 3 stars to 2. Shipping was fast, hookup to my 3800 plus was easy as was charging. With both the main generator and extra battery, I hooked up a 1500 watt 120v portable oil filled radiator heater to gauge how long it would heat a 12' x 13' room with doors and windows closed on a night when outside temps were in the high 40's F. At 4 hours, the generator was at 48% left on the battery. At that rate, I'd get a max of 8 hours heat with nothing else drawing power. I've got just under $10K in Anker generator, batteries and solar panels (see last note at the end of this review). I had local heating and cooling company give me an estimate for whole house backup using natural gas. Their quote, including pad and electrical work was just over $13,400 for my 1300 sq ft house with the furnace and appliances I currently have. I chose Anker because of the immediate out of pocket cost, however in hindsight I would be much better off with a whole house system ready to go. The Anker is portable, but I'm not using it for camping or other outside use. I would not have to bother with a huge set of solar panels that weigh about 75 lbs and need to be brought in and out when needed -- a major hassle in winter and not useful during g much of the rainy season. Ultimately, the main purpose (to keep warm or somewhat cool in an extended outage scenario) will obviously not work with this $10K system. Do research on your intended use and realistic needs before deciding how to protect your family -- I didn't and it cost me immensely. A final note: Anker offers rewards for everything you purchase. Be aware you can very seldom actually use those rewards. The cannot be used in conjunction with anything that is on sale. If you use a separate incentive code, you cannot also use your rewards. Your rewards on only valid for certain products. And lastly, Anker has set up multiple sales portals that will NOT allow you to combine rewards points from multiple portals. For example...Anker has a line of audio headphones, earbuds, etc. You have rewards from the thousands of dollars you spent on solar generators. You are not allowed to use your points towards the purchase of the audio devices because you have to buy from the Audio portal...you have to use them on more solar products that are at full price on the portal selling solar generators, batteries and panels. You get an account at Anker but (like mine), no matter WHAT I purchase directly from the Anker portal is not listed automatically. YOU have to log back in after you get the product and supply proof of purchase in the form they want along with the serial number of the device they sent. Only then will they consider showing it on your customer login screen.