POWSTREAM-300W-Portable-Power-Station-Solar-Generator - 237Wh 64000mAh Lithium Iron Battery Pack Power Bank with AC Outlet 110V USB QC3.0 DC for CPAP Home Backup RV Emergency Travel RV

Unit can charge or power 3 devises simultaneously. We’ll made and very powerful. A bargain imho. The inverter works well and can power low output chargers (some inverters won’t do this). I really like the fact that a light is included. I keep this unit at 50% charge for emergencies. LiPo batteries MUST be stored between 40-50% of their maximum capacity in order to have an almost infinite lifespan.

This power station is a lifesaver for camping and emergencies. Its 88Wh capacity provides plenty of power, and the multiple outlets, including USB and AC, make it versatile for charging devices or powering small electronics. The compact design is easy to carry, and the build quality feels robust.

It worked great on a camping trip for a portable a c fan which lasted a day and half. The fan takes a lot of power so if you have a higher energy using fan would recommend a heavier power bank. However this is good to use for cell phones for charging. It is light weight. It is good for back up if power goes out. Would recommend buying solar charging panels to keep it charged longer.

I used this for camping and it worked great. I wish it would’ve powered my mattress air blower. Worked on everything else, even LED lights at night.

I got this to take camping so I could charge our phones and chrome book. It works perfect. It has 2 regular plugs a couple USB, and a USB C. It also has a flashlight.

I charged up my small 13" Acer laptop from 30% to 100%, which got me down to 50% power on the bank. I unplugged it thinking to save it for another charge, but discovered at 50% power, it no longer provides enough power to charge my laptop, and my laptop just gives me an error beep. I thought I'd found the solution to working on the go, but I expected this to keep going until it went out, or at least more than halfway. If I can only charge a small laptop until half this bank's wepower, there's no point in lugging it around. That means it's only good for phone charging at that point, and I have way smaller phone banks for that.

I bought this to power my CPAP while camping. Before I left home, I tested it and it lasted for about 7 hours. I thought good enough, however, it actually ended up powering my CPAP all night. The flashlight and phone charging ports were an extra bonus. Much more affordable than a battery made for a CPAP and more versatile.

EDIT - This unit died very quickly. Would not buy. No longer holds a charge after just a week.While the USB ports seemed to work pretty well, it's no better than a normal battery pack; just a LOT bigger, heavier, and it has a flashlight.The 'power outlet' that you can plug things into has basically no power. Trying to run anything that draws much power failed right away. You can't take this camping and use anything you'd actually want to plug in that isn't USB.

Excelente producto