Togo Power Advance 350 Portable Power Station 120 Volt 330 Watt USB And Wireless Outlets, Auto Home and Solar Recharging, Yellow

This is the second power station ive owned, after buying a bigger jackery unitmy jackery was originally bought for my main fridge in case power goes out but I liked the idea so much and found it useful in practice, that I bought this second unit for a carry-around so I can disperse power wherever is needed in the househere are some pros and cons.Pros:1. a little bit more power than a 300W, rated at 330W2. still fairly lightweight, definitely lighter than the bigger jackery unit that I also own. it is also very compact, no wasted space3. has USB-C PD 60W and it powers up my laptop alright without needing an AC adapter (a waste of energy to convert DC to AC then to DC again, so having 60W PD is a big plus!)4. has covers for all the ports so a little splash of water or some condensation from placing it near the fridge wont bother it much5. there are 2 flash lights, one is pointing straight from the side, the other is built into the handle. This is a real nice feature that I couldn't find elsewhere. Since the angle of the handle is adjustable, it makes the light capable of flooding upwards so it lights up most of the room. LED is mostly directional but I found this better than shining a beam straight at you.6. sooo many USB ports! no one has to fight for charging their phones anymoreCons:1. not as good looking of a design, definitely cant compare the design to Anker (but if this for emergency use, does look really matter?)2. too bad PD is only up 60W. It works for my laptop but for more hefty laptops that might need 85 or more wattage, this might not be able to provide enough. It can still charge your laptop when your laptop is out of power though3. more lights or more adjustable angle lights would be welcomed. The handle only goes up to 90 degrees, if it could be bent more to 120 degree for example, that would be perfect.4. I wish the display can be brighter and with more colors (im just nitpicking now I guess)

The media could not be loaded.  This device is amazing, it can provide all manner of DC power and AC power for items up to 330 Watts, the flashlight is bright and the bonus light bar built into the handle was a nice surprise and can light up a tent if needed (or the backseat/trunk of your car). The controls are simple and easy to use, all connecting cables for input or output are included and nothing is fragile or cheap. This is an easy 5 Star item and should be with you on any camping/fishing/travel since you never know what you might need and this will provide it, the wireless phone charger is great and actually works perfectly. So 5 Stars and deserves more.

The unit is very compact, the lights are handy and bright and I like the covers over the inputs to keep debris and moisture out. It is also lightweight to take on trips. The only concern I had was that the charger got hot after being plugged in for a couple of hours. I called the company and they assured me this was common (there is also a sticker on the transformer saying it gets hot) since it was 80 watts. That being said, I am happy with it so far and to play it safe, I will only charge it during the day when I can keep an eye on it and not overnight.

Power outages or lack of power is something we experience often at home or while camping. After searching I found this power supply station and its features were what we were looking for. We can charge the power station at home using a wall plug, USB port or even a car plug. We can also use our solar panel. The power station charged in about 5 ½ hours while plugged into our wall outlet. I have not tested the other charging methods.There is a handy display that gives readouts on the amount of charge that the station has. Also, a safety feature to stop over charging. I find the readout helpful when running my CPAP, so I have no worries if I can make it through the night. When reading most CPAP machines get 3-4 nights with the humidifier and heater turned off. I do not have that option on my CPAP, so I only tested it one night which the readout said I had 25% left on the meter. We had tested a few other things and forgot to check to see what the charge was at start, but it could not have been less than 90%. I will test it again before camping season.I also like that I can charge my phone, laptop or iPad. We even plugged in a lamp and desktop fan to test so save our camper battery while camping. The handle makes it easy to carry. It is not overly heavy either so its portable even enough even for my elderly parents to use. All the outlets/hookups are located on the front of the station. The side flashlight or light on the handle is great feature to move around in the dark which can be used by pressing the button on the handle. The power station does not have to be turn on when using the flashlight.Overall, it has been a while since I was this impressed with the quality and features of any product. I also like that the instructions were easy to understand and self-explanatory. Easy to set up and ready to use after the initial charge.

Do not buy. Bought my unit for the 12 volt fridge. Noticed it was shutting down for no reason. Called customer service and was told it needed to be shipped back for software upgrade. Told me to call back on a different same number (hella shady) and an agent would help me. I have not been able to get a response via email or phone since. They are avoiding me. Just a paperweight now.

We spend alot of time camping and this is perfect for charging all our gadgets. My husband loves how light weight & compact this generator is, since he has to carry most items we take. It can be charged several different ways which is very handy. I like that it can be charged by a solar panel since you never know when you won't have electricity. The cable options that are included for charging are also very nice. We had no problem hooking this up to our solar panel and it worked great for all our needs. After going through this last ice storm we had and being without power for several days, we will now be prepared for the next one. It was very hard when the gas stations had no gas and we had to keep using the car to charge our cell phones. The directions are very easy to read and use.