In this video, I unbox and test the EcoFlow 110W portable solar panel and show you how I’m using it for more than just camping. It’s a four-panel foldable design, comes with a bag, and it’s rated IP68 so it can handle harsh environments. I set it up outside in a quick “real-life” scenario (not a perfect mount), plugged it into my EcoFlow River 3, and checked what kind of solar input I can actually get. In my test, I was seeing around 60–70W most of the time, and I explain why you shouldn’t expect a constant full 110W unless your angle and sun conditions are dialed in. The key part is the River 3 configuration. By default, it can prioritize grid charging, so I show the setting you need: Backup Reserve. I set my reserve to 70%, which means when my battery is above 70%, I’m basically running on solar first; if it drops below that (like at night), the grid kicks in to make sure I still have backup power. The result is simple: during the day my router and Starlink are essentially running “free” from solar, and I’m squeezing the juice out of a panel that would otherwise sit unused most of the time.