Portable Power Station - 298Wh Solar Generator Backup LiFePO4 Battery 110V/320W Pure Sine Wave AC Outlet for Outdoors Camping Travel Family Hunting Emergency

This looks exactly like another highly rated power station that’s no longer available to buy. First, this is not 320W, but rather 24AH/298WH power station. Don’t let that sway you, this is still a powerful battery.First, what’s inside is important. This is a LiFePO4 battery cell inside. What is different from other lithium battery name sounds like Jack, is that you can go through 2,000 cycles before it starts to degrades to 80% at full charge vs. 300 cycles for your typical lithium battery. There’s also two AC regulated output plugs with one that’s three-prong plug, two USB 3.0 and one USB-C, 12v cigarette DC plug that you can plug solar panels to charge.It’s important to have a regulated output especially when you do outlander and use it to plug in a travel cooler/fridge. I was able to get over 35 hours on my Dometic cooler/fridge, which I was surprised with this power station.It comes with all the necessary cords + the mc4 connector for solar panel ready. This can also take 100w or more panels, which is snort plus. It does not come with solar panels, so I’ll be looking for them.I’ve included a picture to compare the size of the power station next to my old iPhone 6 for size comparison. This also comes with a bright LED camping light with three levels, on the highest level it’s super bright, which is another plus. It also has power level display so you know how much juice is left.I’m truly surprised how much more you get with this power station at this price. This will my go to power station for all my camping trips in the future.

So happy I finally decided to invest in one of these. going camping with my my daughters girl scout troop has never been more comfortable since owning this machine..Decided on this model mainly because of the price.. it was the most affordable option I could find that could handle a small refrigerator.And It Totally lived up to its expectations.It arrived ready to go with a full charge.I plugged our mini fridge into it And also a couple of the kids tablets. The generator kept them Powered up for 2 days straight without having to recharge.I couldn't believe the battery lasted that long! Very impressive. Totally made our camping trip this past weekend much more enjoyable for me.. since I do not look forward to it.I’ve decided to keep it in my car for emergencies, boy does this thing come in handy with 4 kids!Nintendo DS, laptops , tablets , and all the phones can charge easily. (Iphone 12’s)The unit itself is compact and easy to carry around, it’s solid and very high-quality. One of the best investments I’ve ever made!It has gotten tons of use over the past 2 months, has literally become my best friend!It’s compact lightweight and durable, charges up in a just a few hours.. Charges up very easily by the sun, just just by leaving it on the front seat.worth every penny! Highly recommended

I hooked up a solar panel and did some pass through, I’m not sure it can handle more then 70 watts input, it was cloudy the one day I got to test it so I only got to 70 watts, the PS that came with it is only a 70 watt, the LCD toggles both input and output while pass through so that is wonderful, everything you need to know is on the display and is very accurate, I ran my 12 volt fridge outside in the hot sun while charging with my solar, I ran at 20 degrees and it Fluctuated about 8 to 10 degrees - I’m very happy with it, I would also like to do a video on this, that’s how excited I am.

The primary reason I selected this unit is due to the Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery. Many of the other units have a traditional Lithium Ion Batteries, which are good, but only have a 300-600 power cycle (charge and recharge). This will be used in the initial stages of an emergency, for lighting and power for communication until the larger mechanical generator can be engaged. I will also use this for Amateur Radio Field-Day activities (Amateurs practice for emergencies out in a field on portable power)

Nice product. Love the use of LiFeP batteries for their anticipated life. Having both an All Power and individual port switches is great. The information panel with battery status and output power is important. I would love to be able to switch the information panel or have readings to determine input power levels especially when connect to a solar array. The DC input port appears to use a 5.5 mm in diameter connector, so I will need to find an adapter to connect to my GZ Boulder panel with 8mm barrel connectors. So far so good.

I’m just opening it now, I saw videos of something that looked similar to it called a watt fun. Read some good reviews on Amazon and one video on YouTube, so I decide to pull the trigger. There was a lot of hype around go lab ones but I went with this because it looked like the wattfun one I’ve seen in reviews on YouTube that would out perform others in side by sides

Love all the data the screen tells you about how much is left in discharge or charge times (even while simultaneously charging and using the battery).The handle is pretty flimsy feeling, but the thing is very light, so not a huge deal.

The media could not be loaded.  I rarely do reviews especially good ones unless they're really good products.. Watch the video for the details. I say a lot in there that should be helpful but this thing is just awesome.After further testing I have found that it does not have the amperage required for anything higher than 20 watts digital for the ham radio go box. I have tried several changes in cables able to handle 10 amps. But the box keeps shutting down. It is however a great box for the household. Just not ham radio.