Portable Power Station, 600W (1200W Peak) 299Wh LiFePO4 Solar Generator Pure Sine Wave 110V AC Car Outlets PD 60W QC3.0 Backup Power Supply Bank for Camping, Blackout, CPAP

I’ve been really impressed with the power station. It’s compact but packs a punch — perfect for camping, emergencies, or even just powering devices on the go. The battery gives me peace of mind with its long life and built-in safety features, and I love that it has so many charging ports (including fast-charging USB-C and pure sine wave AC outlets for sensitive devices). Charging is super flexible as you can use wall, solar, or car — which makes it great for all kinds of situations.

My phone went from almost dead to 80% in just under an hour. It stores lot of power, it charged my phone about 5 times, and still had power remaining. The LED is pretty powerful, I like the SOS light, makes me feel safer when having this with me on camping trips. Last week when we arrived at the campsite, it was already getting dark and this light was powering through with us while we set up.It is pretty well designed, with the built-in cables being unusually long for a power bank.

Very pleased with this product. I keep them in the storage sheds and grab them when I am outside working in and around the outbuildings. They function as great lantern options and also I can hook up my phone and be charging my iPhone while listening to my podcast or a YouTube video while it charges, instead of draining my battery. The batteries on these last a LONG time. I have also used when was staying at a family place and there was not an outlet near my guest bed. Several nights in a row this served as a dual outlet/night lamp for anywhere that doesn't have a typical bed side table set up with lamp and phone charging station. Lastly, it is an awesome little charger and lantern for when we car camp. It, again, serves as the bedside phone charging station and night lamp for camping and lasts for multiple days.

I was able to charge phones, lamps, and speakers using this power source. Looks like a mini Jackery. Giving 4 stars only because it takes so long to charge. Otherwise, love the size and functionality.

Lately there has been a lot of power outages in the neighborhood. When it happens, my phone and IPad battery is always less than 40 per especially at the end of the day. I kept saying that I need a power station and never buy it. But recently without fail another power outage which lasted 4-5 hours. As soon as the lights came back on, I immediately ordered one. I liked the price it was on sale. It's perfect for my electronics and the different outlets I need. I like that you don't have to use your cords because it has cords built in. The light is bright! Easy to use. Now I can have peace of mind. It showed 96% when I first turned it on and took about few hours to get to 100%. All I need now is a small generator.

This power bank has become my must-have travel accessory. The built-in cables mean I don't have to dig through my bag for charging cords - just pull out the Lightning or USB-C and I'm good to go. What really impressed me was charging my iPhone from 10% to 70% in about 30 minutes while still having juice left for my iPad. The flashlight with multiple modes was an unexpected bonus during a recent camping trip when our lantern died. Compact but mighty!

*** UPDATE ***Rec'd email from manufacturer wanting to walk me through fixing my problem. They indicated the units can get a "false battery display" because they are in the boxes for so long. This means the battery display may say it's at 100% but it's really at 30%. I charged it before losing power for approx 5-6 hours. When we lost power, it immediately shut-off when I plugged my CPAP into it and would not re-start. We then charged it for approx. 12 hours using a solar panel. Still would not turn on. We then charged it for 12+ hours after our power was restored. Still would not turn on. The only time we could get the screen to turn on was while it was charging. If I have to guess how much power the battery has when I'm in an emergency situation because the display is faulty/false, why do I even have it? Still a 1-star review.Original review:Bought to use to power my CPAP machine because I knew we would lose power during Hurricane Milton. Battery came partially charged (80% according to screen) so I plugged it in to get it fully charged before the storm hit. Screen said battery was charged to 100%. We lost power overnight. I turned on the battery & plugged my CPAPin to the AC output and pressed the AC power button - the battery completely shut-down and now it won't turn on at all. Wattage is more than sufficient to power a CPAP - no idea why it shut-off but it's now useless to me. Manual says to press the "communication button" to enter communication mode after plugging my appliance in. No idea what the communication button is because there is nothing in the manual or on the battery labeled as such.

This is a great power source to keep connect and use for those times of need without power. This power bank was able to charge my phone many times as well as my tablet and my watch at the same time. I love the flashlight functionality since it helps meet you at night and it be a great camping companion. The size makes it portable enough to carry around in a bag but sturdy enough to hold power for hours. Definitely worth the money, especially with the charging cable that are already embedded in the power bank. This is a must have for commuting on the go and camping.