Overview

• Entry‑level 880‑watt sets are advertised at about €205 with two 440 W Trina modules, a Growatt NEO800M‑X microinverter and a Schuko cable, marketed as plug‑and‑play for beginners.
• Popular 1,000‑watt kits are promoted near €339, with retailers using exclusive codes and shipping or mounting options to differentiate offers.
• Compact storage is mainstream, led by Anker’s Solarbank 2 Pro at roughly €699 including smart meter and backup power, while Growatt NOAH 2000 bundles list near €699–€750 plus shipping and allow expansion up to 8.192 kWh.
• Sellers highlight integrated inverters, zero‑export smart meters and backup functions to boost self‑consumption under the 800‑watt feed‑in cap.
• Coverage notes a reported legal right to install since autumn 2025 and cites regional subsidies up to €500, with payback often estimated around 1–2.5 years for low‑cost kits and longer timelines for systems with batteries.