Solar Generator 293Wh Portable Power Station with Solar Panel Included, Solar Powered Generator Lithium Battery with 120V AC Outlet for RV Camping Outdoor Hiking Home Emergency Backup

El equipo esta muy bueno lo recomiendo muy útil

Excelente

So day 1, I was looking for this to work a 500wt small space heater inside my horse trailer. It works, but really took a lot of juice to run it. In 1/2 hour of running the heater it went from 100% to 65%, so I was hoping for better outcome on that, just may be the nature of the beasts and my disapointment is only due to capabilities. I have not used the solar panels yet. Headed out next week for a week horse camping and will update review after living with it for a week to see if it does what I need it to do!

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Got this to run an iceco VL68 fridge/freezer combo on camping trips. From full charge at about 5pm would run until sometime in the early am the next morning, and then would recharge it off the car battery and then the solar panel during mid-day but even though it would say it was 3/4- full charge it would no longer power the fridge or anything else. As soon as you plugged anything in, a phone charger or the fridge, it would just shut off. So was pretty useless the rest of the trip rendering our fridge/freeze an overpriced cooler. Ran it fine however while it was plugged into the ac adapter while driving home, though too little too late. Contacted customer service and they instructed me how to do a hard reset to completely drain the battery, & then do a full re-charge. WHY WASN'T THIS INFO IN THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL!? Would have been helpful to have been able to do this while we were out on the trip. It worked and after letting it re-charge off house AC power for several hours it did fully charge and would again run the fridge. Unfortunately next trip 3mo later it basically did the exact same thing. Not that impressed and wish I would have gone with something else as now its outside the return window ;/

I am extremely pleased with this power station. First off, it came very-well packaged with plenty of foam on all sides with no damage to the station whatsoever and with all included accessories and documentation. Great start! The station was already charged up to around 80% when I first powered it on, but I used the included charger to top it off. Immediately, I was pleased to see that when the charger is attached, the screen comes on with an ETA till charging is finished. An internal fan also turns on when you plug it in to keep the batteries and electronics cool. Something to point out about that ETA is that the time is in a format with a decimal. E.g: 3.3 hrs. It would have been even better if it was a little more legible with something along the lines of 3 hrs 25 mins. That's just a nitpick though.After it was fully charged, it cut its own power from the charger and then I unplugged it and gave it a go. The first thing I tried was the flashlight/torch on the side of the power station. It's surprisingly bright and it's nice to see different flashing modes for if (God forbid) anything were to ever happen and you need to signal somebody. As far as charging/powering your devices goes, you can push the button to enable DC charging with the multiple ports on the left and/or push the button on the right to enable AC power. When enabling AC, you can hear the inverter starting up by the fan turning on. As soon as you plug anything in, you'll be shown how many watts are being output, as well as how much time you have left on the power station until it dies. While the USB output quickly, at the universal PD3.0, that's not nearly as fast as the charger that came with my OnePlus. Let me be clear, that's NOT the fault of the power station, but of the unique protocol my OnePlus Open uses for the charger. If you want those crazy charging speeds, you CAN turn on the AC inverter and directly plug in your device's specific charger and you will get the full charging speed. That's definitely the least-efficient way to extend the power of this power station though.Overall, again, I'm extremely pleased with this guy. I did get this when it was $99 and now it's $169 apparently, but I do think it's still worth that price. The build-quality is good, the weight is reasonable, and it performs exactly as you'd hope. I saw some people saying their's had issues, but it does seem like customer service is good and they'll help you out if your unit has an issue. This gets two thumbs-up from me.

This is a big power station that provides a LOT of power. I tested it out on a high-drain device, a 300W silicone warming mat, which really is pushing this power station to its limits. It worked beautifully, and on medium heat, was able to run the heating mat for 1:40 before the power station was drained. Not bad at all! This is going to be great help at farmers markets and pop-ups to give us some power when out in the world. Also a lifesaver for emergency power outages. This is a good one, I recommend it!

I got this power station to charge my off-road capable electric scooter on the go. My hubby and I like to go riding out in the desert or head north to the forests, and we’re able to recharge in transit to our next destination.