C200 DC Portable Power Station, 192Wh, 200W, Outdoor Camping

I take this with me to markets, which could last anywhere from 4-9 hours at a time. I plug in all my tech into it like my USB fan, USB-C phone charger, and Square Terminal charger. At 75% it said I had over 30 hours left. When I took it home and looked at the hours left, it was still sitting around that time. Im sure with other electronics, the hotter it is outside, the faster the battery drains. So keep that in mind if taking it during the hotter months. Pros: - Lasts very long for what I need it for - Doesn't overheat - Weights lighter than I thought it would - Has a simple carrying strap - Box is sturdy enough to use when traveling with it - GREAT for charging tech during a power outage at home - Can charge a laptop, ipad, phone, and fan all at the same time Cons: - Front button is either super sensitive or not at all (inconsistent) - Charges for a VERY long time, so make sure its plugged in after every use - Battery drains when not using it (not by much, but still) - Not airport safe - YOU NEED AT LEAST 100W CHARGER cord and wall plug to charge it. It does NOT come with one. Even given these cons, I still would 100% recommend it to anyone looking for a charger that does it all. Im sure there are "better" ones out there, but I think this is more than enough to meet my needs. I would wait for the $100 sale, especially because you'd need to buy a charger for it separately.

I purchased this with the intent of using it for work when I dont have power (I work construction and do instacart on the side) and it has exceeded my expectations by leaps and bounds. I also use it now with my ROG ally x to power it when there is not an outlet near by. It works perfectly and for a long time. Ive been able to charge my ohone 10 times and power my ally x for 10 hours on performance. It charges yo quickly as well.

So far, so good. The Anker C200 is compact and relatively lightweight with a handy fabric carry handle. Nice display shows remaining charge capacity plus input and output power consumption. Nice mix of USB outputs lets you match the output to the device you are charging to distribute wear and tear on the output connectors. I've charged the C200 using a 100W solar panel, a 45W USB wall adapter, and an XT60 car charging cable all with good results. A couple hours with a 100W solar panel on a sunny day brings the C200 from zero to full charge. Consider paying the extra cost for the Anker car charging cable. I bought a cheap knock off and it has some potentially scary thermal problems at the auto connector. Overall, highly recommend.

Works great! We keep it in our storm shelter for emergencies! Holds a great charge and can charge multiple phones at once with little power usage. Small, powerful, and portable! Glad we bought at a great price!

If you’re expecting to camp overnight and run a TV or whatever, that’s not going to happen. Keep in mind this unit is beyond excellent for keeping the phones charged and gaming systems running on a long trip or if the power goes out overnight. otherwise it’s exactly what I needed. The car charger works. Excellent if you have the cord I’m using a 65 W wall charger at home and it takes about three hours to charge from 50%. I’m assuming if you actually use a 140 W charger, it will be much quicker . I have used this unit every day as a delivery driver to keep my phone and tablet running and so far I’ve never gotten below 75% keep in mind. This is over an eight hour shift with the phone plugged in constantly. To answer the question yes I would buy it again. Yes I would give it to my mother to keep her stop running and trust it to last. Lol all I can really say is it is what it is and does the job it was made for.

My review is still pending further testing but so far the rated output is less than I expected for my uses. This Solix C200 DC unit advertises as 60,000mah but I am only getting 19+ hours (not even 24 hrs running a 3-channel dash cam 24/7). The print at the bottom says 15,000mah, which adds more confusion. I have several units I am testing as well. I might be missing something here but I was expecting much longer battery life per charge. I run dash cams with power banks in order to not drain my car battery. I have stuck with lithium ion instead of lithium polymer because they tend to be more stable in tolerating higher temperatures. However the cut off point is around 114F when it becomes not advisable to do this. I opted to try this unit out because Lithium Iron Phosphate is generally known to have a higher temperature rated tolerance than Lithium Ion. Plus, this unit is nowhere near the $300 to $600 price range of those LifePo4 car dash cam batteries specifically sold for this purpose. And because LiFePo4 have a longer recharging lifespan. Over the years I get a general idea of how long a 10,000mah battery will last over one closer to 27,000mah or 50,000mah using 24/7 recording on 1 channel, 2 channel and even 3-channel dash cams or even several of them on one power bank. With 50,000mah or those power banks claiming to be that high, I at least get 24hrs on a 2 to 3 channel one. But with this I only get 19+ hours as noted by the estimate on the app and on my initial tests. Looking at the print at the bottom it says 15,000mah without further explanation on what this actually means. Further searches on the internet say this is per power cell or pack and not the total mah it has, which is actually equivalent to 60,000mah. If this is the case why is this not on the printed label or explained in the manual somewhere? I cannot substantiate whether this is true or not. I only know that with a 3-channel dash cam running at roughly 7 to 8 watts, it can only last up to 20 hours before being depleted. In comparison, a few 50,000mah to 60,000mah lithium ion power banks I use seem to last longer. My 27,700mah to 30,000 mah power bank is closer to this one's duration. Some math: 192 watt hours divided by 8 watts from the dash cam equals 24 hours. Tests have been closer to 19 to 20 hours. Still trying to figure this out. Advertised 60,000mah = 60amp hours. USB at 5 volts. power in watts = amps x volts = 60ah x 5 v = 300watt hours. So, a dash cam at 8watts would be: 300/8 = 37.5 hours. I am getting nowhere near this number. Aside from questioning the capacity, this C200 DC is great overall. I can fast charge it with a GAN 240 watt charger in about an hour, see stats on the app and charge all the USB devices. This is another area it excels over most power banks.

I love the C200 DC. It has a really nice display and its the perfect solar backup for outages to keep your phones charged up.

Can't get this battery to charge. Just discovered I have to now spend a small fortune for a 140W adapter, which it did not come with, in order to get it to charge. I have a very small Anker charger I purchased 14 years ago so I figured this would be a good battery charger. We will see. Also, it came with a Warranty booklet and a User Guide and a Quick Start Guide. The User Guide has 12 different languages that has approximately 4 pages of warning instructions per language but no operational instructions. The Quick Start Guide gives limited info. If I can't get it to charge, then that will be 2 rather expensive battery charger I have purchased in the last 2 years that don't work. One was a Golab R300 that has never worked and now this one. If I get the adapter and it works, I will rewrite this review but so far, I am not impressed. If not, then I will be eating yet another hundred plus dollars because I can't send it back because I no longer have the box. It was a Christmas gift. I do have a Powdeom 42000 charger that I use everyday and I have even given them a gifts but I can no longer find them on Amazon. So I don't know if they are just sold out or out of business. Again, NOT IMPRESSED.

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Power banks are great for phones, but power stations like these are great for digital nomads that have more power hungry devices. You can go all day with one of these without having to search for a table or desk next to a wall plug. I wish it had the pop up lantern like the model this replaces, but cheap and portable USB powered lights aren't hard to come by.

With the SOLIX range, I think Anker have hit the jackpot. My Dell laptop is rated at 20V, 65Watts. But the instructions say that using a suitable USB-C PD power bank, the Dell will initially charge at 100W. The SOLIX C200 DC Power Bank Station is the perfect way for running the Dell all day. The three USB-C outlets are rated at 140, 100 and 15 Watts. Run times, with the Dell connected to the 100W output will depend on what charge level the Dell battery was at. When the Dell has been at 10% battery, the SOLIX has recharged the laptop in 2 hours from 9am to 11am, then powered the laptop till around 4pm, when the laptop battery takes over. Easily giving me a full day of use, without a mains power cord in sight. If the laptop starts the day on a full charge, the SOLIX C200 will power the laptop all day, with about 30% battery remaining in the SOLIX by 5pm. This, combined with it's size, weight and carry handle, make the SOLIX C200 perfect for anyone working remotely, either without access to mains power, or who simply does not want to have power cords training about. One slight anomaly though. I occasionally have to work away, using an AirBnB as a base. I have a SOLIX C300 powering things like the travel router and portable printer, and the C200 DC just powering the laptop and the wireless charger phone stand. I tried recharging the C200 (over USB-C) from the C300, and the C300 from the mains. But as soon as the C200 reached 55%, it stopped recharging. So I had to recharge the C200 using a mains charger, plugged in to the C300 mains sockets, which worked fine. So if you need all-day laptop power, the C200 DC is brilliant. I would guess that it might only get a more power hungry laptop, like a Macbook Pro or a gaming laptop from 9am, to perhaps 3 or 4 pm. But that is still impressive, given it's size and portability.

Excelente, estaba buscando una opción para camping y es perfecto. Trae una correa extra que funcionará súper bien para cargarla, tome en cuenta que es algo pesada. La configuración es relativamente sencilla.

I’m very impressed with the Anker SOLIX Power Bank Station C200. The battery life is excellent—it lasts a long time and gives me plenty of power when I need it most. I originally bought it to charge my camera equipment, and it works perfectly. It handles multiple devices without any issues, which is a huge plus when I’m out shooting and need something reliable. What surprised me is how often I also use it at home. It’s become a really convenient backup power source for everyday use, not just for travel or outdoor situations.