Geneverse 1002Wh Portable Power Station, HomePower ONE: 8 Outlets (3X 1000W AC Outlets). Quiet, Indoor-Safe Backup Battery Power Generator For Power Outages, Home + Medical Devices Up To 2000W, Travel

Wouldn’t trade this away for anything. It can keep your refrigerator going for about 15 hours straight.

I have a few Geneverse power stations. They are easy to use and easy to charge. I've used them during power outages and when doing an outdoor show, where no electricity was available. I recommend this battery back up to anyone looking for a source of power for lights, phone charging, and small appliances.

Bought this to provide battery backup to a fridge freezer, so that we don't have to run the generator all the time, particularly to avoid running it at night.First impression is that it is smaller and lighter than I expected. Very portable.Tested the battery yesterday - it powered the fridge freezer for 11 hours, with the battery dropping to 30% capacity. This means the load was 700 w/h over 11 hours, which is an average rate of 64w. This is a modern digital inverter fridge/freezer which is fairly efficient.The downside is that it would then take 5 hours to re-charge the battery from 30%, with the supplied charger. Wish the charging was a little faster.So far the unit has exceeded my expectations. Might buy another to run a CPAP overnight.

This product works very well for home emergencys yet for me , not anough watts it can do a small heater but if you have close to 1400 watts and the fridge turns on with the heater it will blow the circuit on the generator yet i do find it to be one of the best for your money. I mean most of my small items like c pap is hook up with two tvs few lights. Works ok . the only issue and i cant figure out why ? That any digital clocks or clock radios like my bose everyday the time is off and i had to rest them. Got to be a pain so i just plugged them into the wall outlets it works for me. Hope this helps others

We live in a rural area, close to the Pacific coast, so lose power at least 5 times/year - usually at the worst time! We have a pellet stove and when the power goes out, if the gas generator won't start, it's all windows open and start fanning to keep the smoke from building up and setting off the fire alarm!Did my research and decided on the HomePower One. It's so small compared to the gas generator!!! I plugged it in to charge the batteries. We lost power about 3 days later so I plugged the pellet stove in to go through a shut down procedure (that takes about 20 minutes). And I plugged in my phone to recharge. After the stove shut off I still had 93% power in the power pack.We've used one other time since and it's only down to 86% This is HUGE for us! There's no generator running in the background. I can store it close to where I need it. I have a power strip plugged in (on "OFF") so all I have to do is walk over the the HomePower ONE, lift it by the sturdy handle, take it over by the stove, plug the stove into the power strip, turn on the power pack then turn on the power strip and -- sigh -- it just so easy. Love it!!

Just used this during hurricane Milton and when the power went out the storm got worse. My husband lit up the living room with an led tree I have I can’t say enough it helped me get through that being able to see was a huge help and keeping my phone charged

This product is more than amazing. Does everything I need it to and more. They have outstanding customer service. I would definitely recommend this product. We even bought a second unit.

I have 3. One for the refrigerator, gives me about 7-hours. One for the internet, cable box, and Tv, which give me about about 5-7 hours. And a 3rd to swap in and out while one is charging. So far, I like it. Not too loud, I can lift it so the weigh it’s ok. Easy to use. I’ll check in after 12 months to confirm battery holds charge.