Portable Power Station 500W, 505Wh/140400mAh Pure Sine Wave Solar Generator with 2 * 110V AC Outlet, 12V Regulated DC, 3*USB Output and Emergency Light, Lithium Backup Battery for Home, Camping RV

I have only had this for 5 days.I put it to the following items.1.run my portable coleman refrigerator with thermo electric for 6 hrs.still had 3 bars left out of 5..60 watts load.2.small water cooler pulling about .9 amps.ran for 110 watts for 1 hour down to 4 bars left to go..probably will continue for another 3 or 4 hours..maybe more..3.run my desk top computer with modem.sound and internet for 3.5 hours brought it down to 2 bars left.with this i think I could run for 4 hours..sure beat my old ups it only lasted 2 hours pulling 250 watts.this power station from awanfi 500 watts doubles that.4. I powered my 50 watt for electric guitar for 3.5 hrs only down to 3 bars left..of coarse there other things i will be trying.This is my first power station I am satisfied.Oh yes the vent on side of this unit must not be blocked off from the carrying handle or anything else that will block it.All thing that I tried run from the 110volt inverter..5.Update.. I ran my portable 52 quart refrigerator,freezer at 40 degrees and ran for 24 hours with 2 bars left..How is this possible,the refrigerator doesn't run continuously it has a thermostat set at 35 degrees at a room temperature 75..Probably would run down to 1 bar for 26 hours..Sure surprised me..Down to 2 bars I put it on charger I don't like to drain it completely

I had originally bought a 330W Flashfish solar generator that I wasn’t impressed with. It was a bit light and the design and construction felt a bit cheap. It was mainly plastic and had touch sensitive buttons that were finicky and I was sure wouldn’t stand the test of time, resulting in a rather expensive paperweight.Shortly after buying I came across this unit, and with a introductory sale, was not much more than the 330W flashfish unit I bought previously. I was a bit hesitant given I’ve not heard of this brand before and the name sounded like a Chinese brand, which typically doesn’t result in quality products or can result in power capacities that are actually much smaller than advertised.However, the reviews looked solid and i figures I’d roll the dice, I am sure glad I did. This is a quality solar power bank / generator that offers a great bang for your buck, offering high end features and large capacity at a super competitive price.My original intended use was on a 27ft sailboat I recently purchased. We got a great deal on it as the boat needed some work and we bought it planning to learn how to sail, but we don’t plan on owning it for very long, so I didn’t want to invest heavily in upgrading batteries and inverters and solar.This unit ticks all the boxes, offers 500W capacity which is more than enough for our intended use (charging phones, laptops and usb light lanterns while working, sailing and overnighting on the boat). I liked how it was portable to be able to easily take it with us and charge at home, but also offered the ability to expand with a solar panel down the road to recharge it for more extended stays on the boat. I also really liked how it supports pass through charging, or the ability for the unit to charge itself when connected to the solar panel, and also provide power output to connected devices.The capacity is definitely as advertised, I was able to charge 2 iPhones, 2 laptops, many usb lights and even use the integrated lights for night fishing or additional light on the unit (they’re super bright and great spreads) over a 3 day weekend and still have plenty of juice left in it.It runs dead silent unless you have a heavy load or if it’s hot out, and even then, when the cooling fan kicks down it’s not very noticeable or intrusive. It’s also very dense, made of a nice metal with a coating that won’t show scratches easily, similar to the aluminum Apple MacBooks and the design and quality seem like it will stand the test of time.A few weeks into using the unit, it more than earned its stripes, as we were hit with a hurricane that resulted in us losing power for almost a week. This power bank allowed me to continue working from home, powering my phone for hotspot and my laptop for days. After a few days of continued use I was also able to recharge the unit from my car. It took a while to do so fully (because it’s pretty large and I assume cars don’t charge as quickly) but I was able to continue working from my car as it recharged.Long story short, it’s a great unit offering all the great features of power banks hundreds of dollars more expensive for similar capacity and features. About the only thing that wasn’t ideal is that it doesn’t have a USB-C port, which one of my MacBook laptops use for charging, but that was easily remediate with a USB-A to USB-C cable you can find cheap on amazon, or an adapter plug.I’ve used it regularly for the last 2-3 months and no issues to report. It’s also great for camping or fishing form the dock, offering light and all the power you need to charge your electronic devices.

Portable power stations, also known as solar generators, have grown in popularity in the past couple of years. A big reason for that is that the lithium batteries usually found inside of these portable batteries have become more affordable. In my opinion, portable power stations are a great way to help you get out there and explore while still keeping your devices ready to use.This Portable Power Station has a 505 watt-hour battery capacity and a 500W pure sine wave inverter. There are two AC outlets, four USB ports (3 (5V/2.4A), and 1 (5V/3A)), and two AC outputs on the front of the power station. One of the DC outputs is a 12V cigarette port. That makes the power station a great option for car, van, and RV campers that want to be able to power a 12V fridge/freezer. A robust handle makes it easier to store.A solar input can be found on the back of the power station, which makes it compatible with a lot of portable solar panels.The LED flashlight is another great feature of the power station.I think this power station is the complete package. It has every feature I am looking for in a portable power station of this size. Two AC outlets, several USB ports, a 12V cigarette port, a robust handle, etc.To make it even better, it would need a larger inverter. It would’ve been great if it had a 1000W inverter so you could power a coffee maker, but there are larger power station for that purpose.ProsLED flashlightTwo AC outlets12V cigarette portRobust handleLCD screenMPPT Charge ControllerConsNO USB C PD port (60W in/out)The inverter could’ve been more powerfulOverall, I highly recommend this power station and I believe every house needs one of this for emergency situations.