EcoFlow 60W Flexible solar panel review

The EcoFlow 60W Flexible is a well-sealed small panel for around ₱7,000, with one of the strongest owner ratings in this roundup. The honest catch is that 60W is slow.

What is it good at?

Being left outside. IP68 is the rating that matters most in the Philippines: the panel keeps collecting through a downpour and survives brief submersion, so you are not running out to rescue it every time the sky opens.

The cells are monocrystalline at up to 23.4% efficiency, with an ETFE film over them that blocks UV and slows the ageing that kills cheap panels after a season or two.

It is also one of the two most popular panels in this roundup, which for a category this technical is a reasonable signal that it does what it says.

What is 60W actually like to use?

Slow, and that is the thing to be clear-eyed about. 60W will top up a phone or a power bank quickly enough, but pointed at a 256Wh power station like the EcoFlow RIVER 2 it needs most of a day of good sun for a full charge. Point it at anything larger and you are into multi-day territory.

Think of it as a maintenance panel: it keeps a battery topped up over time rather than bringing it back from empty this afternoon.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱7,000 as of August 2, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is roughly ₱117 per watt, and here is the problem: the 100W Flexible in this same roundup works out to about ₱80 per watt. Two-thirds more output for a modest step up in price.

Unless you specifically need the smaller panel or you have a hard ceiling on what you can spend today, the 100W is the better purchase. That is not a knock on this panel’s build, which is good. It is simple arithmetic.

Sold through EcoFlow’s own Philippine Shopee store. One gap worth noting: EcoFlow does not publish a weight or folded size for the version on this listing.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a well-sealed panel to keep a small battery or phone topped up and 60W is genuinely all you need. It is a fair choice for a motorbike, a small boat, or a bag. If you own a power station and want to refill it in a day, buy more watts. See how it ranks in our best solar panels in the Philippines roundup, or browse more on our Home Improvement page. Our solar panel buying guide explains how to size a panel to your battery.

Alternatives to consider

The obvious step up is the EcoFlow 100W Flexible at around ₱8,000, which bends to 258 degrees and costs meaningfully less per watt. If you want something pocket-sized instead, the EcoFlow 28W Portable folds to book size with USB-C and USB-A ports at around ₱4,000.