Monster Power Grid Portable Power Station 296Wh, 10W Wireless Charging Pad,Charge up to 9 Devices, Rechargeable Outdoor Generator for Outdoors Camping Travel Hunting Emergency, Black (2MNPP0209B0L2)

So, I absolutely loved this for the short time that I had it. All the bells and whistles and everything I needed for jobs site emergencies or camping. I was really looking forward to it.My son used it once to run his laptop when it died on a long trip right after I received it. Ran for a few hours!That is about all I can surmise on this. As I had it ready in my work truck and getting ready for a camping weekend someone decided that they wanted it more than me and took it from my vehicle.I wish I could find them today as I still have the Monster-branded charging cable for it that they might need to keep it charged.Oh well. At this time the item is still currently unavailable. Even though I didn't get an opportunity to try it all out, I am certainly wanting to get another one!

Includes: Portable charging station, charging AC adapter, charging DC cable,user Manual.DC charging cable. (car)For the car. The cable is just over 5' in length from end to end.Has a 15Amp 250V glass fuse inside the tip. (In case you need to pick up a space)The end has a yellow tip adapter, that can be removed.The cable is thick and made well, no branding or info on the cable.AC Adapter. (home)The 2 prong plug cable is 5' long and connects to the adapter.The adapter is a class 2 power supply, 50/60Hz 1.2A Max, Output 18V 3000mA 54.0WHas a built in status LED built in with the MONSTER branding below it.The adapter box is around 4.5" long and has a built in cable that is around 45" long.In total around 9' in length from end to end.Charging up by connecting the 2 prong into an available outlet,connecting the other end into the DC Input (the side with the LED light Panel)Takes a few hours to fully charge this device, also note that the adapter will be warm to the touch.The main charging station is only a few pounds in weight and a great top carry handle.Has a LED light panel built into the side with DC input, b/w display, cooling vent, flashlight button and on/off button.The diffused LED light panel is around 1" tall by 4" wide. Has SOS mode and rapid strobe.No way to change flashlight brightness. Around 200 Lux brightness. Is more of a cool color, not warm.Up top by the handle is a 10w wireless charging pad with on/off button. For average sized smart phones.The pad area is a silicone or rubber type of material, out of this area is plastic.The charging port side.Top row is for 12V DC car port charging and 12V DC output charging.Middle row is for USB-C and 3 USB-A 2.4A ports. Everyday devices.Bottom row is for home type electronics under 300 watts.Two three prong outlets smartly placed on the side.In total that's 9 outlets for charging.All outlets can be turned on or off with just a click of a button.Each outlet that is on a small white LED will glow in the button that was clicked.This is the list of batteries and devices that I charged with this device from fully charged down to one bar left.Four Xbox One controller batteries, Two Kindles, Sony NEX-5T camera, Nikon Z battery, Samsung NX-Mini camera battery,Sony NP-F750 battery, Nikon D3200 battery, SOKANI X25 RGB light bar, Samsung smart phone, Samsung watch.This power station is simple to use and portable.Do wish this was more weather resistant.Some rubber or silicone plugs on the outlets could have made this even better.You will need to purchase the premium carrying case that they offer.The display only shows what device port is on: AC, DC, USB-A, USB-C, wireless and the battery level.I do have another charging station that is really close to this but it does not have the 2 AC outlets.The entire reason I was wanting this one.Well worth the feature.Overall this can be used for charging several devices at once.If you have some solar panels you could charge this up for free.Hope this was helpful.

Ok, I will start with the same as a lot of the reviews: it is a bit overpriced compared to the portable batteries in the same class. But it does come with a bunch of features and it is backed by a limited lifetime warranty, which is class-leading.This is a nice 296Wh battery in a standard-size footprint for the capacity. There are 4 output "zones" that are individually switched: the 10W Qi charger on top, the 12V DC output, the USB outputs, and the AC inverter outputs. The AC output is said to be a pure sine wave output and indeed it is very pure, so you don't need to worry about compatibility with devices. The USB-C output actually also works as an INPUT, so you can charge it completely just using a USB-C cable instead of the included power adapter if you wish, which is what I do. You can even use them both at the same time to speed the charging process, which is awesome when you're in a hurry. Also included is a DC car plug that can be used to charge the battery but also can be used in reverse for the battery to trickle charge your car's battery directly though the DC plug, which can be quite useful if you plan to leave your vehicle at a trailhead for a multi-day hike.I have been using this over the weekend trips and it has performed well with everything I have thrown at it. The biggest complaint, as others have noted, is that the included display is quite limited. I have seen very similar limited displays on other lifetime warranty products, so it seems there may be some trade off the manufacturer is making for reliability. But it's still disappointing as you just get a battery figure with 5 bars to indicate battery charge; no real-time usage info, no estimated time left, not even a percentage charge as a number. Also on the black versions, the printed lettering is hard to see, though you don't really need to see it, but it should have probably been white or something.