iGen160s - 155 Wh

This is a must have for bad weather. I charged it up and tested it before the expected bad weather we are getting and it worked great. It’s also lightweight and compact so easy to store when you don’t need it. I’ll be using this thing until my piggy bank grows enough for a generator.

I bought this for use with my telescope dew heaters and Primary mirror fan. Very compact, very well made. What I like is that it has enough 12v plug in features to cover all my telescope needs without being overkill. I wish it charged a little faster but once charged it will last for quite a while before needing charged again. It comes with a couple adapters for your typical 12v car type plug. The 3 built in 5.5mm x 2.1mm style barrel jack plug are a perfect match for my dew heater plugs. It also has two 120V plugs, 3 USB, and 1 USB-C plugs. so, during a power outage, I can also use this to power a laptop, charge a phone, or power a lamp. The two built in flashlights are a nice added option. Very simple and easy to use.

I bought mine about five years ago, and sadly it's just now starting to hold low charges. It might not be strong enough to run something like, say, a box fan (I tried this during a power outage once, nope, didn't last long). But I mainly bought it to power p2p internet radios and my laptop (sometimes both at the same time) while I'm working my day job, and it's one of the best investment I ever made. It's remained strong and sturdy after all these years, and has survived getting knocked around every day in my backpack while I move about. It really is a workhorse of a thing. Highly recommended, if you feel like you need this sort of thing.

Works well, I got it for my husband to run his Cpap machine while we camp. It runs for about 5-6 hours

Compact, quiet, and reliable. Perfect for charging phones, laptops, and small devices during power outages or while camping. Incredible value for the price—highly recommend!

Bought this for power outages at home - works well for charging phones and other smaller items. The flashlight on it is very helpful in the night with the power out. Will likely use it for camping too as its very portable!

I live in an area that gets a lot of fires and the power company often turns off residential electricity as a preventative measure. I wanted to get a small power station to be able to keep my laptop, router, cell phone, and a few other small items running in the event that our power goes out. And this portable power station is exactly what I needed. I had no idea such a small device could hold enough power for everything I need, but it definitely does. Granted, it won't power appliances like a fridge, toaster, heater, etc., but I didn't get it for that. I just want to be able to keep working on my laptop and stay connected, so it's perfect for my needs. It even has not one but two handy built in lights. Pretty cool!

I purchased this Westinghouse iGen200s on my Amazon account for my mom on September 15, 2023 (she paid for it, I just ordered it). Even though it has now been a little over two years, the problem actually started much earlier. The AC outlet assembly began coming loose within the first year of owning it. The amount of use it had was extremely minimal; she only charged it maybe once a month and kept it stored safely. Despite that, the AC outlet housing came completely out within a year. The internal connectors are exposed, and the whole plug section lifts right out of the unit (photos attached). This isn’t normal wear and tear; this is a structural failure on a device that was barely used. For something meant to be a reliable backup during emergencies, this is really disappointing. A power station should not fall apart with such light, careful use. Based on our experience, I’d recommend buyers think twice before purchasing.