GRECELL Portable Power Station 330W, 230.88Wh Solar Generator | 60W USB-C PD Output, 120V Pure Sine Wave AC Outlet Backup Lithium Battery for Outdoors Camping Travel Home Blackout

Expectations & Initial Impressions I bought the GRECELL Portable Power Station 500W nearly a year ago, mainly to power devices during camping trips. My main expectation was reliable power for various camping needs, especially running a coffee percolator in the morning. Performance Evaluation The power station performed well for most devices—charging phones, lights, and smaller electronics was easy and the battery held its charge very well, even over longer trips. It consistently recharged at the speed specified in the product description. However, I encountered a limitation: the GRECELL could not run my coffee percolator. Anything involving heating (like coffee makers or similar appliances) tended to overload the station and shut it down for safety, which was disappointing as my camping routine relies heavily on morning coffee. This led me to upgrade to a higher-capacity unit (the T-1000), since having coffee at camp is essential for me. Another consideration: when using my Bluetti Charger 1, I had to set the charging limit to 150 watts, as this is the max input the GRECELL can handle. This wasn’t a dealbreaker for me, but it may be for those needing faster recharge times. Pros - Holds charge very reliably, even when unused for periods. - Recharges at the advertised speed. - Lightweight and easy to transport for camping trips. - Adequate for electronics, lighting, and general campsite use. Cons - Not capable of running heating appliances (e.g., coffee makers, kettles). - Input limited to 150W, potentially restricting recharge speed with some chargers. - May not meet the needs of users with high-wattage or special appliance requirements. Comparison to Product Description The product mostly meets the advertised features and specifications for general use, but potential buyers should be aware of real-world wattage limits when planning for high-power devices or rapid recharge needs. Actionable Takeaways For campers relying mainly on low- to medium-power devices, this is a dependable and portable option. However, if your essentials include heating appliances (like coffee makers), you’ll likely want a more powerful unit. The 150W input limit is fine for overnight recharges, but others needing quicker turns should consider this when comparing models.

I’m the type of person who takes a long time to leave a review because I really like to test a product before recommending it, and after owning this for a few years, I can honestly say it has held up amazingly well. One of the biggest things I love is that I can charge it and leave it stored until I need it, and it still holds its charge really well. It has been a lifesaver during power outages and bad storms. Knowing I have it ready gives me peace of mind, especially during emergency situations. I’ve used it during outages caused by storms, and it has truly come through when I needed backup power. With all the hurricanes, tornadoes, and severe weather happening lately, I highly recommend having something like this on hand. It’s one of those purchases you hope you won’t need often, but when you do, you’re so glad you have it. Definitely recommend if you want something reliable that lasts and actually holds up over time.

This charged all the way up in several hours from about 57%. I have only tried it on one thing so far, as I purchased it for power outages during storms. I need to advise people, if you have a Keurig fast brew coffee pot, this won't work with it. By that I mean if it starts brewing instantly after you hit the size coffee you want. I asked this question before I purchased it and the generated answer was yes it works on that type of coffee pot. It doesn't. It kicked the power station off. I then brought out a different k kup pot that takes awhile to heat the water, and it worked fine with it. So if a cup of coffee is important to you and you own that fast brew maker just know it's not going to make your coffee. Other than that I believe it's going to serve my purpose for most smaller items and I am happy with it. It will power my modem, charge my electronics and run a tv if necessary and brew coffee. Probably a few larger items, but since it takes awhile to charge maybe it's best to conserve it's energy and use on necessary items.

I was skeptical to be honest. I got this to use at my vendor shows for Scentsy. My first charge with 3 warmers plugged in lasted barely 4 hours. I was disappointed. Before I packed it up to ship ot back, I tried again. My second charge lasted over 9 hours with less plugged into it. So I tried again. Attempt 3 was even BETTER! I plugged my 12-plug power strip into the power bank. In that power strip I had 1 warmer the whole time. And half the time I had a water diffuser that uses essential oils plugged into it as well to simulate plugging in other warmers periodically throughout an 8 hour event to show it lit up. I got a FULL 1️⃣2️⃣ hours. Was it the power strip? Was it just that it needed to charge up a couple times to get to maximum ability? I don't know. It would have gotten a 5/5 stars had it charged to its full potential the first time. Thankfully I stuck with it so I could see what it could do. This will save me a LOT of vendor fees when they charge extra for the use of electricity which unfortunately is becoming more common.

I recently got the GRECELL 999Wh Solar Generator 1000W, and I’m genuinely impressed — this unit has quickly become one of my most trusted power solutions for both home backup and outdoor use. 🔋 Power You Can Count On With a 999Wh capacity and 1000W output, this solar generator delivers strong performance for a compact unit. It easily handled running my small appliances like mini-fridge, CPAP machine, laptop, LED lights, and phone chargers — even during a recent power outage. It’s reassuring to know I’ve got dependable power when the grid goes down. ☀️ Great for Off-Grid & Outdoor Adventures One of the biggest advantages of this model is how well it integrates with solar. Pairing it with solar panels (sold separately) lets me recharge during the day while camping or boondocking — virtually silent and eco-friendly. I love that I’m not tethered to noisy gas generators anymore. ⚡ Fast & Flexible Charging You’ve got multiple charging options: Solar input (perfect for extended outdoor use), AC wall charging, and Car charging for on-the-road convenience. Even better — the unit charged quicker than I expected. 📱 User-Friendly & Portable The display is clear and easy to understand — showing wattage, battery level, and input/output status at a glance. The build feels rugged but not bulky — easy enough to carry to and from the garage, RV, or campsite. 🛠️ Well-Rounded Features Multiple outputs (AC outlets, USB-A, USB-C), Pure sine wave inverter for safe power on sensitive electronics, Quiet operation compared to fuel generators. For anyone wanting dependable backup at home or a versatile power station for travel and outdoor living, this unit checks a lot of boxes. 👍 Pros ✔ Generous battery capacity for the price ✔ Supports solar charging ✔ Quiet and clean power ✔ Easy to use and portable ✔ Great for emergencies, ice fishing, camping, ice camping, RVs 👎 Cons ❗ Solar panels not included — must buy separately ❗ A bit heavy if you’re hauling it long distances Whether you’re preparing for outages or enjoy spending time off the grid, the GRECELL 999Wh Solar Generator 1000W is a well-built, powerful, and versatile solar backup station. It’s quickly become my go-to gear for reliable portable energy — and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for solid performance without the noise and hassle of traditional generators.

I received my first Grecell 2,000 Watt Power Station (Model 2001A) in early January of 2023, and I now own a total of three. I’ve done quite a bit of testing since then, mostly regarding total AC output power, recharging time, and connecting to solar, and my overall impression so far is this is an outstanding product at a very competitive price. Pros and things I like: 1. The packaging of the product is absolutely first class. Double, heavy duty corrugated boxes that fit perfectly inside one another, and the unit itself is completely surrounded by pliable foam. 2. As advertised, it’s a total off-grid energy package, including an MPPT Charge Controller and an adapter for standard solar (MC4) connectors. I believe this is not the case with some of the competition, probably because they want to steer you towards buying their own proprietary and more expensive panels. Be that as it may, I purchased a standard 425watt LG panel with MC4 connectors, which I had to locate almost 100’ from the house, but it works like a charm (using 10AWG wire). Delivers slightly over 425 watts in bright sunshine (according to the Grecell LCD readout), and I am so far very impressed with how well the system manages simultaneous “power in” and “power out”. I can run a full size refrigerator/freezer even on a partly cloudy day, and still increase the battery state of charge by at least 10 percent per hour on average. 3. I can also confirm “full recharge” time of less than two hours on AC wall power. After complete discharge, I’m able to fully recharge in just under one hour and forty-five minutes. Obviously a huge plus if grid goes down. Each of my units are able to support the items I want them to power in such an event (fridges, freezers, furnace, etc.) for at least 12 to 14 hours - so worst case scenario would be having to run the generator for maybe a couple of hours a day for recharging. And if it’s a sunny day following a night without power, probably a whole lot less than that, if at all. 4. The cooling fans are extremely quiet, and seldom even run unless you’re re-charging with AC wall power. 5. With regard to total output power of roughly 2,000 watt hours: After some initial testing, I was at first somewhat skeptical of this “advertised” total power, or even 85 percent of that (1,700Wh), which as their “product information” explains is a more reasonable expectation. I ran several different loads until the battery was completely depleted, including - (i) A single full size refrigerator/Freezer, and (ii) a combination of multiple chest freezers along with my gas furnace – and based on using two different watt-meters from two different manufacturers, I was only able to get around 1,400 to 1,500 total watt hours delivered, over some 14 to 17 hours. Realizing, however, that the Grecell unit itself is burning some power just to operate, and the longer the run-time the greater the loss, which is not being seen by my meters, I decided to run a space heater pulling a steady 1,230 watts for only an hour and twenty minutes, and bingo! One meter registered total accumulated output watts of 1,710, and the other 1,752. So bottom line, as far as I can tell, all advertised specs that I've checked appear to be spot on. There really aren’t any “cons” that I’ve found so far, and the only thing I don’t like, strictly based on my own application and where I needed to place these units, are the charging inputs and AC outlets being located on either side of the unit. These along with “flip up doors” to protect them, created an access/interference problem for me, and I had to modify quite a bit of my existing shelving and install “drawer slides” for each of the units. Certainly not a deal breaker, but a nuisance for me personally, and I would have much preferred all of these inlets and outlets being located on the face of the unit. Something worthy to note in conclusion, is that it really pays to shop this product. I found various prices from different sellers over the course of just several days that varied as much as four hundred dollars. I wound up paying on average just a bit over $1,000 for each of my three units, and as far as I’m concerned, a tremendous value at any price even close to that based on pricing I’ve seen from some of the competition for units with similar power. Hopefully, all three of my units will continue to perform as well over time. UPDATE September 2023: Some Bad News & Good News (Grecell Models 2001A & H2400) The bad news: After only eight or so months of ownership, and very limited usage, I tested all three of my units in early August (Model 2001A), and unfortunately found one of them defective (I typically test by draining the batteries to 90% or so and then re-charge to 100%). This particular unit was providing power as it should, but after more than a couple of hours of running a full size refrigerator / freezer, the “Battery Level Indicator” was still reading 100%, which I knew couldn’t be reality. So then I tried to re-charge from AC wall power as well as Solar, thinking maybe the “Control Unit” was simply “stuck” and needed a re-set, but it wouldn’t go into charge mode because it apparently thought it was still fully charged. Following several more discharge/recharge attempts to no avail, I contacted Grecell Customer Support, and after just a few exchanges of information, they agreed it was defective and offered to replace the unit, which I agreed. They sent me a prepaid UPS ticket (New York to California), and as soon as they received it back, they sent me a new one. Unfortunately, the replacement unit they sent was also defective, and this one had pretty much the opposite problem of the one I returned. As I attempted to initially charge it (these typically come only partially charged), it charged right up to 99% in the usual amount of time, but after waiting for more than another hour after that, it simply wouldn’t reach 100% or stop trying to charge, and the cooling fans were blowing full speed. Obviously not functioning properly, and I once again contacted Grecell Support. They once again agreed it was defective, and offered me a refund along with pre-paid return freight, because they were no longer producing this particular model, and they had no remaining inventory. The good news: So I explained to Amy in Grecell Customer Support (she handled this warranty claim with me from start to finish) that I had purchased this unit at a very competitive price back in January, and with the present price of the new model (H2400) being considerably higher, a refund wasn’t all that appealing. She in turn responded by offering me a brand new H2400 instead of the refund, with Grecell once again paying all freight charges, and I was more than happy to accept. While I was at first planning on reducing my overall rating from five stars to four based on having successive problems with two different units (model 2001A), I have instead decided to leave it at five for at least the time being. Reasoning… While I’m certainly not happy about one of my units failing after only eight months, these things do happen, and while the replacement unit was also defective, it may have been a return by someone else that the warehouse “stocked” as good inventory when it should have been either scrapped or repaired. I’m of course speculating, but it was a discontinued model and who knows what really happened. The bottom line is, I couldn’t possibly be happier than I am with how well I was treated by Grecell Customer Support. Amy did absolutely everything she could to make things right, and they stood behind their product 100%. Unfortunately that kind of support seems to be very rare these days, and a warranty that actually means something, to me is priceless. All of that being said, I am now in the process of testing out the new model H2400, and so far it seems to be functioning exactly as it should. Just a few noticeable differences versus model 2001A… 1. The AC Outlets are now located on the front of the unit, as is the Solar Input, which I really like. 2. They for some reason moved the AC Input to the rear of the unit, which I find puzzling, but it actually works out fine for me. 3. The cooling fans are noticeably louder and run a lot more often than those on the 2001A, but I would definitely still consider them to be on the quiet side, and certainly not loud enough to be anything close to annoying. I’m only guessing here, but maybe they concluded this feature needed to be enhanced for better performance and overall reliability, because as I reported previously, the cooling fans on the 2001A are extremely quiet, and seldom run at all. UPDATE - March 2024 - Thankfully, all three of my units continue to test properly each month, and just wanted to share that with those of you who might be researching this type of product FWIW. UPDATE - July 2024 - All three units continue to test properly each month. UPDATE - October 2024 - All three units continue to test properly each month. UPDATE - January 2025 - All three units continue to test properly each month. UPDATE - April 2025 - All three units continue to test properly each month. UPDATE - July 2025 - All three units continue to test properly each month. UPDATE - October 2025 - All three units continue to test properly each month. UPDATE - December 2025 - All three units continue to test properly each month, but this will be my last update as I am now gifting these Grecell units to my children. They have served me well, but as technology and pricing continues to improve, I came across a Black Friday special from Bluetti I couldn't refuse. Picked up three Elite 400s for less than I originally paid for the Grecells, and these new units are amazing (at least so far). VERY quiet, more than twice the battery capacity, and a UPS function that seems to function exactly as it should (quietly). All in all, I'm so far very impressed, and you might also want to give it your consideration:).

I had my reservations, but its serving me well so far! The heater isn't good on my vehicle, so I got this to power an electric throw blanket (powered by USB-A). I also charge my cell phone, and run my dash cam with the 12V socket. So im running/charging at least 3 devices every time I use it, and it hasnt skipped a beat yet! Since my last charge, ive ran those 3 items simultaneously for probably 4 hours or so, and the battery life is only down to like 75%. Not bad at all for a $100 power station. I also really like how, besides the power button, you have separate power toggles to turn on the AC and DC plugs. It was simple to figure out, charges faster than I expected, and has the handle for portability. If I ever get another one, I'll likely go for the same brand, just higher capacity/wattage rating.

I originally had some issues with my first GRECELL 999Wh Solar Generator 1000W unit and it wasn’t working the way I expected. That’s frustrating with any purchase, especially something you’re counting on for backup power or travel. But here’s why I’m leaving a positive review: their customer service really stepped up. After I contacted them, they sent me a brand new replacement unit, and this one works exactly as it should. The generator has solid capacity, plenty of useful outlets, and it’s great to have for camping, emergencies, or just peace of mind around the house. More importantly, the company stood behind their product and made things right without a hassle. No company gets every unit perfect, but how they handle problems matters. GRECELL handled mine well, and because of that I’d recommend them. Great support and a working product in the end goes a long way. The generator has solid capacity, plenty of useful outlets, and it’s great to have for camping, emergencies, or just peace of mind around the house. More importantly, the company stood behind their product and made things right without a hassle. No company gets every unit perfect, but how they handle problems matters. GRECELL handled mine well, and because of that I’d recommend them. Great support and a working product in the end goes a long way.

Que desepcion de producto cargue en la luz aprox. De 6 horas y la use con 40 wats aprox y duro muy poco prendido, parpadea y se apago. Y dicen que es de 300 wats, es mentira no sirve. Estoy desepcionado en perder el tiempo para devolverla. Quizá esta usado o de mala calidad.

Gerne veröffentliche ich meine bisher gute Erfahrung mit der Powerstation GRECELL T-1000. Nach nur 2-3 Werktagen bekam ich dieses sehr handliche Gerät mit gutem Zubehör. Es war so gut verpackt, dass es auch kleine Stürze ausgehalten hätte. Hauptsächlich schließe ich mein TV-Gerät, Computer, Drucker und LED-Stehlampen an. Die etwa 125 Watt (für TV) gibt sie geräuschlos ab - super!! Ein bisschen Lüfter-Geräusch entsteht erst bei meiner Infrarot-Heizung (300/600 Watt) - aber das stört nicht weiter. Etwas besorgt war ich, ob denn meine PV-Zelle (160 oder 100 Watt) ohne Probleme erkannt wird. Aber das war gar kein Problem - nur verbinden, fertig!! - der Trafo bzw. Wechselrichter ist eingebaut - toll! / Das Gerät ist sehr handlich, sieht echt schön aus und das Display arbeitet hervorragend! Auf groben Terrassen-Fließen hat es durch die Gummierungen guten Schutz und sicheren Stand. Die USB-Anschluss-Möglichkeiten sind ebenso übersichtlich wie die 2 220-Volt-Buchsen. Nett ist das Notlicht an der Seite. Vielleicht hätte der AC-Schalter etwas größer ausfallen können - aber daran gewöhnt man sich schnell. Richtig ist, dass das Gerät ab 10% Restkapazität ziemlich schnell abschaltet - das ist aber bei meinem Smartphone ähnlich. Eine klare Kaufempfehlung für alle Umweltschützer, und "Sonnenanbeter". Es ist schon ein tolles Gefühl, mit "grünen Strom" - völlig autark eine Zeit lang auszukommen. Meine Telefon-Anlage würde 2 volle Tage damit laufen. Die sehr gute Bedienungsanleitung in Deutsch ist noch zu erwähnen, obwohl man sie wegen der sehr einfachen Bedienung Bedienung kaum braucht. Gerade in dieser Zeit, wo man vermehrt mit Stromausfällen rechnen muss, kann ein kleiner Speicher nicht schaden. Auch wenn man keine Solar-Auflademöglichkeit hat, ist es ratsam, sich über diese Investition mal Gedanken zu machen. Ich hoffe, dass das Gerät nach 10 Jahren immer noch seinen Dienst tut. Vielen Dank! Klare Kaufempfehlung!

Ich habe kürzlich die Grecell Tragbare 500W Powerstation mit 519Wh Lithium Batterie erworben und ich bin begeistert von ihrer Leistungsfähigkeit und Funktionalität. Diese Powerstation ist ein echtes Kraftpaket und bietet eine Vielzahl von Anschlüssen, um eine Vielzahl von Geräten zu laden, egal ob im Freien oder in Notfällen. Ein großer Vorteil der Grecell Tragbare 500W Powerstation ist ihre Kapazität. Mit 519Wh kann sie eine Vielzahl von Geräten betreiben und aufladen, darunter Laptops, Smartphones, Tablets, Kameras und sogar kleine Elektrogeräte wie Lampen und Ventilatoren. Diese Kapazität macht sie ideal für Campingausflüge, Reisen und Notfälle, bei denen eine zuverlässige Stromquelle erforderlich ist. Ein weiterer großer Vorteil dieser Powerstation ist ihre Vielseitigkeit. Sie verfügt über eine Vielzahl von Anschlüssen, darunter 2 AC-Steckdosen, 2 DC-Ausgänge, 4 USB-Ports und einen 12V Zigarettenanzünder. Mit all diesen Anschlüssen können Sie eine Vielzahl von Geräten gleichzeitig betreiben und aufladen, was sie zur perfekten Wahl für Gruppenausflüge oder Familienurlaube macht. Ein weiteres großartiges Merkmal der Grecell Tragbare 500W Powerstation ist ihre Leistungsfähigkeit. Sie verfügt über eine Spitzenleistung von 1000W, was bedeutet, dass sie auch größere Geräte wie elektrische Kühlschränke, Fernseher und Elektrowerkzeuge betreiben kann. Dies ist ein großer Vorteil für alle, die im Freien arbeiten oder längere Zeit ohne Zugang zur Netzstromversorgung verbringen. Schließlich möchte ich auch die Tragbarkeit der Grecell Tragbare 500W Powerstation erwähnen. Sie wiegt nur 5,6 kg und ist mit einem Griff ausgestattet, so dass sie leicht transportiert werden kann. Dies macht sie zur perfekten Wahl für alle, die viel unterwegs sind und eine zuverlässige Stromquelle benötigen. Insgesamt bin ich sehr zufrieden mit meiner Grecell Tragbare 500W Powerstation und würde sie jedem empfehlen, der eine zuverlässige Stromquelle für Camping, Reisen oder Notfälle benötigt. Die Kombination aus Kapazität, Vielseitigkeit, Leistung und Tragbarkeit macht sie zu einer der besten Powerstationen auf dem Markt.

Artikel sehr gut, viele Anschlussmöglichkeiten, lädt auch mit Solar sehr gut, leichtes Gewicht, einfache Handhabung.

10 Tagen in Benutzung für 3 mal voll aufgeladen. LED Beleuchtung zwischen 10 bis 20 Watt von 16 Uhr bis 23 Uhr. Nebenbei täglich mein Thinkpad L460 1 mal voll aufladen. Verschiedene Geräten wie Handstaubsauger, PowerBanks, Handy … zwischendurch aufladen. Dieselstandheizung läuft täglich 1 bis 2 Stunden. Diese PowerStation hält 3 bis 4 Tagen aus. Nachts wird nichts benutzt und währenddessen wird sie extra um zu testen nicht ausgeschaltet. Voreile: Verbrauch wenig Strom während es durchgehend on ist. Laut Display zumindest. Gewicht 8,3 kg also schön leicht für 1000W Vom Preis her in Ordnung Nachteile: Prozent Anzeige bleibt in der ersten 2 Tage noch über 60 Prozent, aber danach reduziert es enorm, sodass man für die Nutzung bzw. für Rest der Akku nicht abschätzen kann. Restliche 30 Prozent kann sehr sehr schnell auf Null Prozent gehen. Während Dieselheizung läuft und plötzlich ohne Strom, restlichen Abgas wird nicht wie üblich abgepumpt und somit riecht den ganzen Wagen nach Abgas. Das ist nicht schön. DC zeigt 0 Watt obwohl 10 Watt gerade betrieben wird. In der Anleitung steht sobald unter 5 Watt in Benutzung ist, wird nach 8 Stunden automatisch ausgeschaltet. Obwohl meine LED Beleuchtung im Wagen über 10 Watt läuft und trotzdem merkt diese PowerStation nicht und schaltet nach 8 Stunden automatisch aus. Mein Suaoki G500 sowie PowerOak zeigt den Verbrauch viel genauer an. Display Anzeige ab bestimmen Winkel erst gut lesbar und wenn sie am Boden liegt, muss man hinknien oder in passende Winkel kommen, um lesen zu können Teste gerade die 4. volle Aufladung und notiere gleichzeitig etwas alles genauer nach. Tag 1, 23.11.2022 8,5 Stunden 10 Watt LED Thinkpad L460 Akku von 20% auf 100% aufgeladen iPhone 12 mini 1 mal voll aufladen. 93% das ist schön, aber es bringt nichts, wenn es danach ordentlich absinkt, obwohl die PowerStation im On Modus und kein weitere Verbrauch bis auf Steckdosen mit eigene roten Beleuchtungsschalter. Tag 2, 24.11.2022 Morgen früh 8:30 Uhr ist noch 91% 13 Uhr noch 90% 13:28 Uhr Luftentfeuchter angeschlossen 23 Watt auf dem Display zu sehen und direkt 87% Akku übrig. 8 Minuten später mit selbem Verbrauch noch 85%. 14:56 76% 17:08 65% LED Beleuchtung mit 10-15 Watt 21:26 56% 21:30 Heizung 120 Watt für 3 Minuten 21:36 50% Heizung 24 Watt 23:03 46% Akku Heizung ist bei 9 Watt (DC) und 24 Watt (AC) 23:15 42 % Akku , Heizung nach 1 Stunde und 50 Minuten ausgeschaltet. 23:43 41% Akku, Thinkpad aufladen und Luftentfeuchter laufen gleichzeitig 57 Watt zusammen. DC ausgeschaltet. Tag 3, 25.12.2022 7:38 0% Akku. Wäre interessant zu wissen, wann der Akku komplett leer ist. Aber für 41% Akku (PowerStation) ein Laptop in 90 Minuten im off Modus aufzuladen, ist es somit nicht korrekt mit der prozentuale Anzeige bzw. dass der Akku komplett leer geht. Im Sommer ist es wohl gar kein Problem da ich am Tag mit Solar aufladen kann. Im Winter muss man halt 6-7 Stunden mit Hausstrom aufladen und das kann man Zuhause oder auf der Arbeit machen. Schade, dass es nur 2 Tage aushält, mir persönlich finde ich schöner, wenn diese PowerStation Tag 3 noch aushalten könnte. Für Sommernutzung kann ich absolut empfehlen, aber für Winter soll man gut davor Gedanken machen. Zum Verkäufer bzw. Service war freundlich. Nach meiner Bewertung zur der Display-Anzeige zum Akkustand wurde eine Erstattung angeboten und überwiesen. Ich werde weiterhin bei Gelegenheit weiter testen und zum weiteren Ergebnis mitteilen. Bis Ende Januar 2023 ist es noch möglich die PowerStation zurückzusenden. Update: Am 14.01.23 wurde die PowerStation zurück geschickt, da die PowerStation nach 8 Stunden automatisch abschaltet, obwohl der Verbrauch über 5 Watt vorhanden ist. Für Kühlschrank und Dieselheizung ist es mir wichtig, dass diese ständig in Betrieb bleiben muss. Am 18.01.23 ist die Erstattung angekommen. Etikett ausdrucken, zur Post bringen und dabei keine Versandkosten extra. Service ist einfach Top und unkompliziert, daher ist die Bewertung 4/5 Sternen. Ich habe mir die gleiche PowerStation T-1000 nochmal bestellt und werde erneut testen. Diese war zufällig im Angebot mit 35% günstiger. Einfach Klasse 1000 Watt PowerStation für 539€. Update: Die 2. PowerStation funktioniert nun zu meinem Verwendungszweck. Das Problem wie oben beschrieben mit der Display-Anzeige 30% ist nun nicht mehr vorhanden. Die Akkuanzeige bei etwa 20% reduziert deutlich und nicht so schnell wie davor, aber das ist im Prinzip wie bei unserem Handy genau so, dass es restlichen 20% Akku schnell leer geht. Mit diesem Ergebnis gebe ich dafür 5 Sternen.