Renogy 72000mAh 266Wh 12v Power Bank with 60W PD, CPAP Battery for Camping, High Capacity Large Camping Power Bank with USB-C DC Wireless Charging & Flashlight, CPAP Battery Backup Power Supply

I love this thing. In fact, I was just telling my wife how much I appreciate this dumb thing, & typed "renogy power bank" into the search bar here to see if they still made it, or if the company was even still around. I'm glad to see both still in tact. I bought this dumb brick over 3 years ago and they still make the same one. That says something. Everyone is impressed by the wireless charging capabilities, it comes (in 2022 anyway) in a nice case with a bunch of charging adapters & stuff, which are also in a nice case. And the performance is perfect for laptop, tablet, phone charging on the go, or during power outages. I also use it while camping inside our little tent trailer to run USB lights & charge stuff as well. It even "fast charges" the new power-hog Samsung phones. Not "super-fast," but still fast. Even "fast wireless charging" on S25 ultra. Pretty impressive for a 2022 unit. Although I use the bigger Jackery-style units as well, this one packs in a backpack or larger laptop bag for a business-on-the-go kinda setup. While I don't have any scientific data to flex, it's plenty suitable for a laptop+multiple phone charges, or to keep essentials running for a weekend camping trip. I don't use CPap or anything so I can't comment on that personally, but I hear people have much better luck with the larger jackery units for that type of use. Anyway it's legit. Legit enough for me to spend the time to type this out on a phone keyboard which I don't love doing. But I had to when this popped up in my search & Amazon reminded me how long I'd had it φ(゜゜)ノ゜

I use this to power my cpap machine when on the road or camping and charge it up while I'm driving in the car. I had my doubts but it works great. Pretty sure I can get two nights out of it easily with my non-humidified cpap machine. Much cheaper than the cpap manufacturer's solution and useful for more devices. STARLINK MINI UPDATE Just picked up a Starlink Mini and didn’t want to power it with an inverter. Started searching for adapter cables in USBC and cigarette lighter plug but so many reviews said they didn’t work. Went to hook up my CPAP while camping and had totally forgotten about the multi-voltage output and the barrel plug socket. My DC power solution for the Mini was staring me right in the face. The barrel socket is the same size and correct polarity for the Mini. Just set the output voltage to 24 volts and plug the Mini power cable in and you’ll be surfing for hours with juice to spare for a night of CPAP usage. I charge it back up with my MacBookPro USBC charger while I’m driving to my next camp site. Edit & Year of use UPDATE: Still working perfectly! I've also discovered that it charges with solar very easily. I hooked up a folding TopSolar 100w folding panel and it charges it quickly. Not sure it's meant to be charged that way but it works in a pinch. I wake up and connect it to the folding panel with the barrel to barrel dc connection and go exploring. When I get back it's fully charged and ready to go for the evening Starlink Mini use and CPAP power (no humidifier). Plenty of juice! I'm buying a second one to keep in the camper just as a backup. I have been so happy with this power bank that I've recommended it to other cpap campers. No need to die a little each night because you can't power your cpap, this is your solution!

Best battery ever. I ordered this based on reviews because I couldn't afford the one my brother has, exp pro lithium, that gives him 3 nights on his CPAP. My Jackery 240 only gives me 2 nights. So, I am currently using this Renogy with the DC adaptor for my Resmed 10. So far, I have 35 hours and not one blinking light!! I started with a full charge. I forgot to time the charging to full, but will next time. I would not believe this if I weren't doing it myself. I was going to wait to review once I had the total use hours. But, it seems that will be a while. So, I'll update this review when I do. So far...perfect!! It is bigger and heavier than the picture looks, but nearly identical to my brother's exp pro lithium. It is actually 9x8x2 and 3.3lbs. I am thrilled with its output!! So, I actually got 49 hours using my Resmed 10 that pulls 90 watts. Fabulous! In recharging, it took 8 hours, from dead to full. The only problem has been with the LED lights indicators. The first light, of four, went out after three days of use. I'm thinking yahoo, I'll get weeks out of this charger! But, the fifth day, it merely quit. All the lights were out and the charger drained. No sequencing through each light. Ugh. The sequence is suppose to be: 1st LED blinks, the power level is below 25% 2nd blinks = 25%-50% 3rd blinks =50-75% 4th blinks is 75-99% And mine reads right to left, not left to right as the manual states. But, I called Renogy and got some excellent customer service and the techs will evaluate the problem and get back to me in 24-48 hours. So, well see. I'll update when they do. Okay, here is their reply: "Upon checking, the LED light you are seeing when charging is quite normal. However, for the DC LED light, you should be seeing red light and not blue (it is still considered normal if it seems that the blue and red light are mixing on the 24V DC LED indicator) If the DC LED lights don't really light up, you may file a warranty claim with Amazon since the unit is still within the 30-day period from the date of purchase." Ugh, so I'll have Amazon replace it and how the next ones lights work... Okay, it's replaced, and I'm still having issues with the lights. The manufacturer has discontinued this model and told me they would give me a refund, or I could return it to Amazon. I'm torn as what to do. It is excellent for using my CPAP, the lighting isn't that big of a deal now that I know how many hours I can get. But, I'm concerned if the lights don't work, what else may not. It's the only one I found in that price range. Idon't want to send yet another one back to Amazon and hope i get one that works! Ugh. What to do?

These are great, little power banks that work wonderfully for my particular application. I own three of them, which I use (one at a time) to provide power to my Dobsonian telescope all night long. I pull power from three of the power bank's five outlet ports. The 12V cigarette lighter port, I split to provide power to two different accessories. And one of these banks is more than adequate to power all of my telescope's accessories all night long. As a matter of fact, I could probably get two night's use out of one bank, but I always swap in a freshly-charged one instead for the next night's viewing. The fact that these power banks have such a low profile is what makes them so appealing, as it allows me to place one inside of the telescope's rocker box and still have enough overhead clearance to not interfere with the movement of the mirror box. Now here's the glitch. Although these banks have four blue indicator LED's on their face, they only report how much charge is actually left remaining by taking them out of service and plugging them in to be recharged. Otherwise, those four blue LED's will all remain happily lit all night long, providing no information whatsoever as to how much charge is actually left in the power bank.

I have now had this for years and it just recently stopped taking a charge as of last week. Very sad but loved it. Literally this was my go to charger anywhere I went this came with me 24/7 on my person. I have used the wireless charging, wired charging and to charge my laptop and other devices. Hands down one of the best on the market. Thank you Renogy!!!

I bought this battery for camping (mostly with Scouts) with my cpap. After fully charging it I have tested it for 4 nights for a total of approximately 22hrs. I am currently using a Dreamstation Cpap. I have detached the heating/humidification portion. The battery has 4 LEDs for the battery level and after 22hrs use, per my cpap, all 4 LED lights are still lit. I am using a cigarette cable specific for the Dreamstation. After I drain the battery I am going to attempt to recharge with my 60 watt solar panels. Per the manufacturer in good sunlight it should take approximately 5 to 6 hours to fully recharge. After Sumner camp in July I will update as well as test with the heat/humidification so I can see how long it will last for colder weather camping. **June 25th update** I still haven't recharged the battery pack and have used it every night for almost 2 weeks with my Cpap for an average of approximately 5.5hrs per night and I still have 3 LED lights lit. We leave for summer camp on July 10th. At this rate I'm wondering if it will be run dead by then. ***June 29th*** Put my cell phone on the charger along with my Cpap and finally killed the battery. I added up the total time used each night per my cpap and had a whopping 72hrs of use. All but 3 of that was strictly my Dreamstation Cpap with no humidification or heat. I wouldn't believe it if I had not done it myself. Every morning I woke up I immediately shut off my cpap and unplugged it directly from the charging port on the battery. It's currently charging via my 60 watt solar panels. Instructions say to use 100 watt solar panels so we'll see how long it takes. In less than 2 weeks I'll be putting it to the test at summer camp with the Scouts so we will see if I can reproduce the same results. Would be a great battery pack for backpacking with a Cpap...which I hope to try again. I will also be testing with heat and humidification after camp for cold weather camping purposes. *** update August 17 Went to Scout summer camp with no humidification or heat and never needed to recharge the pack. That's 6 nights of camping! Have since tested it with heat and humidification and got 32hrs out of the battery before it would no longer run my cpap. Camped Friday, Saturday and Sunday night with it on one charge. Then continued to use it at home on Monday and it finally died part way through Tuesday night. Extremely happy with the performance. All of my tests were using my cpap only except the 1 time I added my phone on to it. I highly recommend this battery for people needing a cpap for camping off grid.

I am writing this review to correct some of the incorrect reviews stating this battery does not work with the Resmed AirMini. I read those reviews and decided to purchase and find my own conclusions about the battery. The AirMini runs 5 nights for me on a full charge of the battery. You must use the 12v regulated power port (the small round port) NOT the cigarette lighter output. This requires an adapter which you can find here on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07QZL17W9?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title If you plug your AirMini directly into the cigarette lighter output port, your CCAP will likely shut off mid-way through your night. This is because the cigarette lighter port is directly connected to the battery without any regulation. At some point, the voltage will drop below the voltage threshold the AirMini requires. Using the regulated 12v power, the AirMini has lasted me 5 nights of uninterrupted sleep. This number depends on your CPAP settings, sleep hours, etc. One additional note, the battery regulated power will automatically shut off if no power is being drawn. So, you must turn the regulated power on, then immediately turn on your AirMini, or any other device you are using on regulated power. When you turn your device off, the regulated power will also shut off after a short waiting period. I assume this is to conserve battery capacity. Smart. I wish Renogy sold the same battery with half the capacity. I use this battery for kayak camping and rarely use it more than 2-3 nights. So, the lighter weight and less volume would be appreciated. I also think it was a missed opportunity by Renogy leaving out the DC 5.5mm to cigarette lighter adapter. They have likely missed a swath of AirMini customers that didn’t purchase due to the reviews. Love the wireless charging, flashlight/floodlight, overall functionality, the supplied all in one cord and and adapters, and durability. Well designed and looks well made.

Works really well for my CPAP machine could to have on hand in case electricity goes out. Especially in Florida when storms happen out of nowhere entering hurricane season.