Portable Power Station 300W Solar Generator 280Wh(without Solar Panel), 110V Portable Power Bank with AC Outlet Pure Sine Wave, DC, USB QC3.0, External Battery Power Pack for Camping RV Outdoor Use

Shipped and packaged well. Originally I purchased 1 because I have been wanting a power station that I could use for camping, trips, odd jobs, etc. This power station exceeded my expectations so much that I purchased a second one less than a week later just to catch the deal (reduced price and free bag). When I received the power station it was 3/5 charged. I drained the battery by plugging in a night light that had a lightbulb that was 53w and 800 lumens, a charging station the had an iPhone (5% battery life remaining), AirPods (2% battery life remaining), Apple Watch (0% battery life remaining) and a tablet (50% battery life). It took 8 hours before the power station was completely drained and all products were 100% charged. Total charge time was 6hrs. I used the power station for a day of deliveries (10hrs) charging 2 phones and a tablet and the power station was 2/5 full. The power station is very powerful, durable and portable. It runs quitely. The only time the fan turn on was when the AC option was set and the noise level was minimal. There is a bright light and I appreciate that feature. This is a great investment and I may buy another one.

I had a slight issue with an R200 power unit and it was replaced promptly. Described the issue and I actually may have got the replacement before the one i returned was received. Anyway the replacement works flawlessly, for a budget friendly unit its well built and well designed. Almost has a retro twin cassette player look about it (you'd need to be an older type person to remember these first hand) so its cool like the 80s. I would say its a slightly older model as its missing a USBc port but again there's a load of adapters out there that will take care of that. Plenty of outlets for a smaller unit 2XAC, 4XUSB, 12v-10A DC outlet. One downside is the recharge input speed is on the slow side, but plan accordingly and top up in the car/truck ect. and get yourself a decent little folding 60w+ solar panel, plug in and she'll be charging away

Lightweight, easy to use. Started testing how long the charge lasts when in use. Great product so far, looking forward to seeing the results. Charging was easy and from the partial original charge, to fully charged was a satisfying time line. Size was a little smaller than anticipated, but that was a good surprise. Easy to see power bars from across the room, so, no need to walk up to it to check.

Bought 2 of these at different times.....the battery capacity and quick charging time is great. Which is why I purchased a second one as a back up for running the lights in my trailer...etc. The first unit just stopped registering on the screen/functioning one day. I wish it could be fixed seems like just a simple board problem (as the battery capacity was still functioning normally until this occurred).

Really solid and functional product

I’ll start by saying I bought this to run a starlink satellite while I was in Jamaica after the hurricane and I was very disappointed. I expected at least 6hours of runtime but this lasted around 4 hours being fully charged. The 2nd time around I used it while being plugged into the solar panel and it only gave an extra 30mins. The panel is not capable of charging this unit fully, we had to power up the gas generator to charge fully. Waste of money for what I bought it for. It works well to charge phone and watch.

Excellent product. Very versatile and battery life is good. It’s perfect for roadtrips and small enough to fit in my bag pack. The work light is also very handy and bright. I had a small issue with mine and the seller was very happy to assist me and had a replacement shipped within a day.

So, this thing would be pretty sweet if it came anywhere close to the listed specs.... I love the form factor, it's a nice size... but performance wise, this is HOT GARBAGE! Don't buy this unless you can get it for maybe 50 dollars. -- NOT 300 watts AC! NOT PURE SINE WAVE! One thing you will notice is the AC output says 300 watts MAX. when something says xxx watts AC MAX, that figure is basically meaningless. The only meaningful figure is the continuous output. and for this little jewel that number is less than 100. I have a 15 watt wi-fi router, and it runs that fine with the AC adapter... I have a laptop with a 300 watt dock/power supply (but the laptop only draws 100 watts max when the dock isn't engaged (just pass-through power). When this battery is fully charged, it can barely power my laptop (which generally draws about 30 watts. The laptop becomes glitchy and almost unusable. I QUICKLY unplugged my laptop and i hope it didn't damage it. so basically, what i could determine from this is that this thing provides < 100 watts continuous, and it clearly isn't a pure sine wave either. it can handle a 15 watt adapter, and that's about it. -- DC doesn't work I tried plugging in a car cigarette lighter PD adapter, and also i tried charging a portable air compressor using the 12V dc port (again with fully charged battery pack). the USB PD adapter made the battery pack glitch and turn off instantly (with no load plugged into the adapter). The portable air compressor did NOTHING. -- NOT MPPT i plugged this into a 5 amp 20V solar panel (which is high quality and works very well). I measured the voltage and current several times... so evidently the "maximum power point" according to this thing is... 13 volts and 2.4 amps. that's ALL it ever measured. so... like that's not the maximum power point, by my calculations... that's about 30 watts from a 100 watt solar panel. (and this panel DELIVERS 100 watts in full sun). even if the voltage was held to 13 volts, i would understand.. batteries have certain charging requirements, but the current should have been 5 amps in full sun. pathetic.