This 400W Solar Panel has better output than others | Nurzviy 400W Solar Panel Review

[@GeorgeLiquor]

I love when people actually pronounce the ChiComms nonsense product names

[@yankeeownz9980]

I picked up two of these 400w panels on Amazon during a flash sale at 220.00 a piece.

[@JeremiahMcintosh]

😮 Wow that was a great deal!

[@yankeeownz9980]

@JeremiahMcintosh agree! I was looking at 200w panels on my phone and saw the 400w on sale so I emailed the Link to myself and logged in on my computer. They had a 135.00 coupon off of the sale price, which brought the price down to 220.00. I picked up two.

[@yankeeownz9980]

The only thing I'm not 100 sure of is with the kickstands or not. It's hard to tell because there are three 400w portable solar panels Nurzviy has listed, but the description states upgraded kickstands. 1. Is for 398.00. 2. Is for 424.00. 3. Is for 539.00, which is the one I grabbed with the coupon for an additional 135.00 off. Because of the three different 400w panels I was very hesitant of even buying them. If they don't have the three metal kickstands that will be the reason why I'll return them. Using the case as a kickstand makes the outer ones bend and flimsy and I don't feel like building a stand for them but I'll see when I receive them.

[@yankeeownz9980]

@@JeremiahMcintosh I received the panels yesterday and tested both today. Temp 30 degrees and used a 20 ft and 50 ft xt60 extension cables. Wattage stayed 380-410. I leaned them against the side of my house. All I can say is holy MF great panels

[@JeremiahMcintosh]

That’s great to hear. Did you get the older version without the metal stands?

[@chemawatersa377]

Hi, thanks for sharing, i wonder if u could reccomend any alternative to the Nurviy youre showing, could you recommend any alternatives to this one that could be available in europe? How it performed under partial shadowing is what im looking for. Thanks in advance!!

[@invisiblesurfer]

Very useful thank you - how do you feel about portable vs fixed solar panels?

[@JeremiahMcintosh]

I would say, if you were never going to need them to be portable and have them in a fixed location I would probably go with glass panels because they are typically cheaper. It really all depends how you plan on using them in my opinion.

[@2tall54]

I am looking at purchasing an Anker 3800 Solix with one extra battery. I am new to using anything with solar. Is there anything special I need to do if I purchase this solar panel to connect in to the Anker?

[@JeremiahMcintosh]

Nope you can plug it right into one of the XT60 ports with the included adapter. If it’s far from the unit you might need an extension cable.

[@2tall54]

@@JeremiahMcintosh Thank you for the quick response!

[@JeremiahMcintosh]

@2tall54 no problem I’m happy to help. If you would like to help support my reviews please use the affiliate link for the Anker Solix in the description of my Solix 3800 video and the link for this panel in the description below this video if you do decide to order. Thank you.

[@mrmatthewwoodburn]

Can you run you whole house on these panels

[@JeremiahMcintosh]

Not completely because my water heater and oven is electric, which takes a ton of power, but it’s great on sunny days in the winter time If the grid goes down it should help run my gas furnace and keep my refrigerators cold when paired with my Anker solix F3800 solar generator.