Portable Power Station 192Wh Outdoor Generator with AC Outlet 100W(200W Surge) Power Bank for Home Backup Outdoor Emergency RV Van Hunting, 3.9lb, Music Player&LED Lights LiFePO4 Battery

Have been using this portable power station both inside our home during home office hours and personal use where it is simultaneously able to power my laptop using main AC outlet and then using the mix and match of 7 different outlets including 2 USB-C ports, 2 USB-As ports, 2 DC ports & 1 Qi wireless pad on top we as a family are able to power our smartphones, smartwatches, tablets, portable fans, portable massage guns, MP3 players and portable vacuums all together and even when 5 to 6 different sets of devices are being charged at the same time, I am noticing that the performance of this portable power station is not getting impacted at all and during my experience with it, it is not getting overheated either when simultaneously, multiple devices are getting charged at the same time which I felt is 1 of its top quality. Other than that, from my experience with it, this equipment is also very handy for using outdoors as not only is it compact, it has 1 amazing SOS feature which recently came very handy during 1 of our outdoor road trips when we leveraged it's SOS feature of blinking flashlight during night time to catch attention of drivers of speeding cars on the interstate when our own vehicle had a flat tire and we were pulled over to get the spare mounted. This blinking flashlight and stationary flash light features are super awesome and of huge value during outdoors and travels which makes this portable power station an excellent equipment to carry especially because of it's compact size and reasonably less weight. The AC adapter it came with charges it fully from almost empty battery inside 3 hours so till now, we have charged this portable power station at nights for it to be ready during day time when we need it the most. BONUS FEATURE: We discovered that this unit also has a speaker which is able to play music straight from my iPhone using Bluetooth connection albeit it does drain the battery also so I would highly recommend to use the speaker only when there is no other critical charging priorities especially when outdoors and away from potential electric connection available to recharge this power station. But still a solid feature I felt as our kids love listening to music from the speakers of this power station when we are using it outdoors. The LCD panel on the power station clearly displays the total amount of power being used when multiple devices are getting charged and also shows the battery getting utilized to give us fair amount of idea when is the time to recharge this power station which is a very handy feature I felt too from our use till now. Improvement Recommendations: A) Just 1 AC outlet is provided instead of ideally 2. For a family, there is always a change of at-least 2 laptops in the family but due to 1 AC outlet, generally we are able to only charge 1 Laptop at the same time unless we hook extension cord to this portable power station and try to attach multiple chargers to it but that would risk overloading this device so we are not taking that route yet with this portable power station. I would highly recommend the manufacturer to consider including at-least 2 AC outlets in the future generation of this product. B) There is no storage bag provided at all. We have to always carry this portable power station on it's own which is fine but just that it would had been much better if a small bag was provided to store it. Barring these few improvement recommendations, overall, this portable power station is very handy for charging different family of devices and most importantly our laptops especially during outdoors so even while outdoors, we are able to check our work emails and work if we need to extracting power from this excellent source and also helps to recharges our daily routine devices which brings us lots of value. A good addition to our family of utility devices and during a potential power outage in future, this portable power station will become a huge savior for us to supply battery juice during few hours of darkness especially at night time in future. Good find here surely.

Love it, love it and love it. Use this quite extensively for fishing. Powerful enough to charge 18V batteries, run depth finders, phone charging, ice shelter heaters, charging hand warmers, , and just for any emergency use as well, on and on. I use an 18V Milwaukie impact driver/drill with an adaptor to drill ice fishing holes. I can get 4-5 battery recharges with this little power bank. That equates to approximately 40 holes throughout the day and night of fishing. Impressive. All the information you need to know regarding your power bank is displayed on an easy-to-read display, plus a useless little light which serves no purpose except to fill space on the face of the about as useless as a compass on a coffee mug. Easy to read LED display, multiple ports to charge basically anything. Compact, reliable and easy to tote. Pretty decent recharging time on this bank. usually, 6 hours is plenty of time to get a full charge. A little heavier than I expected, but still light enough to pack pack into the woods or tote on the ice for fishing. I just would not want to carry it on a 20-mile hike, otherwise well worth the investment for the price.

Update: The item died after a few months in storage. I never used it and it just plugs in and powers on but the moment I unplug it, it does not power on anymore. It was not lasting for more than a year. Not exactly what I would say is a good item to have now if it could not last in storage for emergencies. Original Review: This is not a bad device to have for camping and emergency use. It does NOT come with any solar panels but can be charged via solar panel so be aware of that. This was definitely a life saver in keeping certain things running during black outs. It will not power things like a big fridge. It is however able to power a small cooler for a long period of time so I could keep some of my medication cold. I have also used it for other things at home use. I do have my own solar panels and it actually a nice way to store solar power. I can get a good amount of power to utilize later and I was charging this through the day during the outage which very helpful. In terms of charging time via solar panels, it all depends on how much wattage the solar panel can give. For my panel, it took close to two days in the sun to get this thing fully charged but I get a good amount of power from this method. This battery is not the lightest but it is compact. This does make make it easier to store or take on the go. There is no handle bar on this though. It only has those handles on the side to carry this around which may not work for some. This is about the size of tool box. Because of its size, it is very easy to store and packs a good amount of power in case of emergency. This one arrived at 75 percent charge. I still cycled the battery just to make sure everything was good. So far this has been a good device to have to keep a few things power during the blackouts. On a daily, I just use it for powering my laptop at night as well as my lamp. I took it the park for a small cook out and it could actually power a hotplate and lamp at night. It is a great way to stay off the grid if you are using solar panels (portable). It does have a carrying a handle so if you want to be on the go more like taking this on a camping trip you have that capability. The device has wireless charging. From just my initial chargers I did have get fast charging on the wireless but it still charges at a decent speed. The casing did now show any breaks or cracks. I would not recommend throwing this on the ground or dropping it regardless. It has a good length to the cable so you do not have to have it sitting right next to the outlet. You can use the battery while it is being charged although this does effect the efficiency for the charge. It does have a built in flash light on it so you can have flash light for those power outages as well. The flash light has a good brightness to them. It is wide but it is still pretty much directional lighting. It has an LCD screen to show power levels down to the percentage. You have several different options including two USB QC port, two type c, one DC, and two AC ports (three prong). I normally just use one AC port for my laptop. There is only one button to power on the main unit. The type c port is strong enough to charge my macbook but you need to make sure you have the right cable. In terms of charging, you can easily charge your tablet and phone several times over before this battery pack dies. I also use it to charge my laptop when I am on the go or camping trips. I do not recommend plugging a surge protector into this to get more power ports as I do not know if it will damage it or anything. You have two plugs so you can easily plug in two different devices as needed. I do not recommend just having it plugged in and charging for long periods of time as that can damage the battery due to overcharging. The overall charging time for this unit can be 5 hours or so to get to full. Overall this battery is really nice. It gives you all the power you will need to charge your phone, laptop, and power a small appliance during an outage. It is also small in size but still heavy. I was great for emergencies. I actually like how this comes with a wireless charging pad option to just put your device on top for charging.