All-solid-state sodium batteries, with nonflammable inorganic solid electrolytes, make attractive candidates for safer and more reliable next-generation batteries due to the abundance and low cost of sodium. [1,2] Therefor, the development of solid electrolytes with high Na-ion conductivities is essential but challenges to realize all-solid-state sodium batteries. The previously reported article shows that Na 3 PS 4 electrolyte synthesized by a mechanochemical process exhibits a high Na-ion conductivity of over 10 À4 S cm À1 at 25 C. [3,4] Subsequently, various sulfidebased solid electrolytes with high conductivities have been developed based on Na 3 PS 4. [5-7] Recently, it has been found that the Na-ion conductivities of the electrolytes are greatly enhanced by the introduction of Na-ion vacancies to the crystal structure. Ong et al. has successfully developed Na 2.9375 PS 3.9375 Cl 0.0625 with a high conductivity of 4.3 Â 10 À4 S cm À1 by partially replacing S with Cl in the Na 3 PS 4 crystal. [8] The electrolytes exhibited high ionic conductivities compared to the electrolytes without substitution, indicating that Na-ion vacancies are important for enhancing the conductivity of the solid electrolyte. However, the material (Na 2 S) used in the synthesis of sulfide solid electrolyte is very expensive, which limits its practical use. The development of simple, low-cost, and effective synthetic protocols for sulfidebased solid electrolytes is a challenge. Recently, the use of low-cost raw materials to replace expensive material has attracted considerable attention as novel synthetic processes for these electrolytes. [9] Zhang et al. has successfully synthesized by optimizing the mechanical ball milling process and subsequent heat treatment process using Li, Ge, P, and S as raw materials with a room temperature conductivity σ Li of 3.27 Â 10 À3 S cm À1. [10] In this article, Na 2.9375 PS 3.9375 Cl 0.0625 power was prepared by a mechanical ball milling process and subsequent heat treatment process using low-cost Na, NaCl, P 2 S 5 , and S as raw materials. Therefore, efforts to optimize the synthetic conditions of the electrolytes with low-cost material are crucial to realize all-solid-state cells with high performance for Na batteries. However, Na 3Àx PS 4Àx Cl x (NPSC) solid electrolyte has high ionic conductivity but poor compatibility with electrodes. Recently, polyethylene oxide (PEO)-based solid electrolytes have attracted much attention because of its favorable interface compatibility with sodium foil and its great flexibility, [11-13] while typically have low ionic conductivity, which limit their applications. [14,15] By combining the virtues of PEO electrolytes and NPSC electrolytes, it not only has good interface contact with the electrode but also greatly improved the conductivity, which has attracted increasing interest. Because PEO/NaClO 4 has lower ionic conductivity, the excellent conductivity is mainly provided by the synthetic solid electrolyte (NPSC). Therefore, we use NPSC and PEO/NaClO 4 composit...