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Anker, Solakon and EcoFlow Drive Mini-PV Price War in Germany

Buyers weigh premium features against lower-cost rivals as plug-in rules around 2,000-watt modules and roughly 800-watt feed-in define what can be installed without extra steps.

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Overview

  • Solago advertises Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 Pro bundles at around €1,199 for 2,000 W (four 500 W bifacial panels, 2.68 kWh storage, Smart Meter) and about €1,499 for an 8‑panel 4,000 W set, with optional mounts and free pickup in Düsseldorf.
  • PC-WELT highlights a lower-cost alternative: a 2,000 W onPower package with the Solakon ONE storage for €899.99 plus €99.99 shipping, including four 500 W panels and app integration.
  • Powerness offers EcoFlow Stream Ultra X sets pairing a 3.84 kWh IP65 storage unit with 4×500 W bifacial modules for €1,199 on self-collection (about €100 shipping), with Smart Meter included and pickup points in multiple cities.
  • home&smart’s latest comparison rates Anker’s SOLIX 3 slightly ahead on usability and expandability, while noting Solakon ONE’s strong price-performance and four independent MPPTs; both support notional 1,200 W backup output.
  • Coverage reiterates Germany’s plug-in limits—about 2,000 W total module rating and ~800 W inverter feed-in—with 4,000 W packages treated as standard PV that require registration, proper metering and professional installation.