New Anker SOLIX C200 DC leak reveals all possible specs of the upcoming solar power bank

The Anker SOLIX C200 DC first surfaced last month, and that design leak has given an unofficial look at what the solar power bank could look like. Now, another leak, which comes from the same source, has detailed the possible specs. As the name implies, it's not expected to have any AC outlets, something that's present in the non-DC models.

Even so, according to the latest leak, the SOLIX C200 DC will max out at 200W. As for the ports, the leak mentions three USB-C and two USB-A ports. Among the three Type-C ports, the C3 will reportedly offer up to 140W,  C2 up to 100W, and the C1 up to 15W.

Regarding the USB-A ports, they can reportedly offer up to 12W of power output. Moving to the solar aspect of this power bank, the SOLIX C200 DC is said to feature an XT-60 connector, which will reportedly bring support for 100W solar input. As the previous design leak suggested, this one shares that there will be a digital screen that is expected to offer input and output details.

Besides that, the leak emphasizes the durability of the Anker SOLIX C200 DC. The upcoming solar power bank is said to feature LiFePO4 cells, which are designed to last 3,000 battery cycles. The portable charger is also expected to have a 192 Wh capacity, feature app compatibility, and weigh around 4.4 pounds. 

There's no word on the potential price yet, but the Anker SOLIX C300 DC launched at $199.99 (available on Amazon). So, it's possible that the cut-down C200 could be around $150.