200W Portable Power Station with 23W Solar Panel, 102.4Wh/32000mAh Outdoor Solar Generator Backup LiFePO4 Battery Power Pack with AC/DC Outlet, PD USB-C Outlet for Home, Camping, RV, Blackout, CPAP

I have been using this power bank for about a month. and it has exceeded my expectations! The battery holds a charge extremely well, and it’s been a reliable backup during camping trips and even a recent power outage. It’s lightweight and compact, making it super easy to carry around.The AC/DC outlets and PD USB-C port are very convenient — I was able to charge my phone, laptop, and even run small appliances without any issues. The solar panel works efficiently and is perfect for keeping the station topped off while outdoors.Overall, this is a solid investment for anyone needing portable, dependable power whether at home, camping, in an RV, or in emergencies. Highly recommended!

Purchased for powering CPAP and charging phones while camping and during power outages. After fully charging it provided 4 nights of CPAP, nearly 33 hours in total, on my System One with a pressure of 14.5, humidifier off, and using a DC cord rather than the power brick.Phones charge identically to other power sources while connected to the USB C ports. Both of my laptops charge from the PD60 port, although somewhat slower than the laptops' factory charges. It is enough to keep the laptops topped off during my typical use.I've noticed that I can recharge the power station faster via the 2-way PD60 port, which pulls 58W. It pulls 45W from the factory supplied wall wart, and 38W from car charging, and 58W from a 100W solar panel. Unlike some other brands, it will not pull power from both the DC input and USB C input at the same time, it will stick with whatever was plugged in first, but that's not a big deal.Upon testing, all the ports work as expected and I expect it will be useful for camping, power outages, or even just working from home in the backyard, all without the Big Brand Name extra cost.

So… I don’t know if you own/use cpap.This review is about this lightweight portable battery for camping and to use for CPAP Machine. (ResMed AirSense 10)Before using lightweight battery for camping, I made sure that it is fully charge. I plugged it to charger a day for before camping.The day of the camping trip, I unplugged it because it said 100% charge. So while it was unplugged and off, I started organizing my stuff for camping and this was my last thing to pack. Before putting it with my stuff for camping, I turned it on and it said 99%, so I plugged it and finishing organizing.Charged 100%. I go ok cool. Went and drove for couple hours, got to our campsite. Then I set up my tent and stuff and put this battery next to my air mattress and plugged in my cpap. This was still off.Turned it on right before I went to sleep. It says 25+ hours on the screen. So I pressed the button to turn on for the outlet stuff. Then I turned on my cpap. This thing went down to 7hrs. I go ok, that’s doable. So I went to sleep.4hrs past and this thing started beeping and it only had couple minutes to shut off. I go, that’s weird it said 7hrs before I went sleep. So I went back to sleep without my cpap machine on.*If you know, when you have a severe sleep apnea, your body will wake you up to use the bathroom, couple times at night. Because you stop breathing. (Funny how you body will force you to wake up, so you won’t die)Anyways. Good thing there was a outlet to charge this battery for our second night. I left it to charge, took about 8 hours to completely charge.So I tried again for the second night.Again, it said 25+hrs without turning on for the outlet, so I turned it on the outlet for my cpap. Again it said, 7hrs. 🤨 my face.Went to sleep. Then woke up 3hrs 45mins. It started beeping again. 😑 my face. It’s about to die because it lost all its charge. So went back to sleep without it again.Again, had to go couple times to use the bathroom.I mean I paid $200+ in hopes that this will be my savior when I go camping, instead it was a flop. 🫢The moral of this story is that, these product testing are not accurate. DO NOT RELY ON IT. And that you have to do your own testing.Will I buy this again? No.Wish I could returned it, but i can’t.So this $200+ machine will only be use as a closet stuffer until I go maybe to the beach or a park. 🤷🏻‍♂️ I don’t know.

The media could not be loaded. This battery power station was definitely a pleasant surprise. From the build quality, to the ergonomics, to the functional side of the battery. To start off, the plastic and ergonomics are very nice. The handle sits well in the hand, so while the battery is heavy, it does not feel like anything too crazy. The quality of everything is far better than expected. The buttons have a nice feel to them and all of the charging ports appear to be high quality. The display screen is very nice, easy to read. From a functional side, this battery does what it is meant to do! It can charge a phone 23+ times on a full charge and without a doubt could power other things like cameras, lights, etc. For the size and weight of the battery, you can't really beat the functionality. It can power a high power item for a short time or low power items for a long time! You could almost go a month on a full charge if you just want to power your phone with the battery. The bonus light on the back is nice as I'm sure this light will be used plenty of times out at night in the dark to power devices. You can also charge the battery with your car, which is awesome especially if you are always traveling!Overall very happy with this power station as it has all the features I could ask for and more! Very excited to test it more in the field to see how it does in varying conditions.