Anker SOLIX F1200 Portable Power Station, PowerHouse 757, 1500W Solar Generator, 1229Wh Battery Generators for Home Use, LiFePO4 Power Station for Outdoor Camping, and RVs (Solar Panel Optional)

I've been using the Anker 757 Portable Power Station for 2 months now, and I have to say, it's been a game changer for me. It has been a reliable and versatile power source for a variety of tasks.I've used it for camping trips and power outages. The 1229Wh LiFePO4 battery provides ample power for all my needs, and the two AC outlets, two USB-C ports, and LED light make it a versatile tool that I can use in a variety of situations.One of the things I appreciate most about the Anker 757 is its portability. The compact design and built-in handle make it easy to take with me on the go. I've used it to power my camping equipment, including a portable fridge and lights, and it's been a lifesaver on those trips.In addition, the option to connect it to a solar panel is great. I have the solar panel and it works great. I have been able to charge it while camping in the wilderness and it's great for a power backup during power outages.Overall, I highly recommend the Anker 757 Portable Power Station to anyone in need of a reliable and versatile power source. It has exceeded my expectations and I'm very satisfied with my purchaseI have 2 of these units which I use constantly but would love another 2 and would definitely use it as a product I could demonstrate to my customers

The media could not be loaded. LIFEPRO batteries should give 3000 charging cycles and be long lasting. The unit feels sturdy and well built. Has all the ports you could ever need for charging up your laptop, iPads, iPhones etc. The two AC ports deliver an amazing 1500W. Great for a camping week away and an excellent home power backup system in the event of a power cut. Based on what I’ve experienced in my first week of ownership, this is an impressive unit and I would definitely recommend.

So I bought the 757 in 2022 fearing the blackouts that were talked about. Although they never happened, my plan was to use it while traveling, outdoor proper for projector etc. Also at home as a means to be more efficient with energy use with potential buying a solar panel to go with it.Anyway the burst pipes... The local power transformer blew and took out a number of underground junctions. Cutting my power for 24 hours. I have some small phone charger batter packs etc and in normal weather that's fine. But it was -11°c and the house temperature was dropping fast. After checking the wattage requirement for my boiler and finding it to be 100w I realised I could potentially put a plug on my boiler and use my power bank. ( If not confident with electronics, get someone experienced to do it). So plug on and sure enough... 12 hours or so of continuous heating and hot water or much longer if on for a short time to get up to temperature. It also kept my American fridge freezer cool so no food loss. Kept my internet on and even a 50" TV. This one event means it's paid for its self in my opinion. Definitely going to look in to solar panel for it when a deal comes along.

After spending some time looking at the options available on the market I made two key decisions:1) Had to be based on LiFePO4 cells for the best possible lifespan2) Had to be built like a tank and easy to operateThe Anker 757 delivered on both of these requirements and has been well priced at a time when anything to do with backup power is shooting up in cost. (late 2022) This thing feels like it is built to last and I have no fear that it should exceed the 5 year warranty they provide. Another unexpected bonus is how fast it charges - from 15% to 100% in about 40 minutes when charging from the mains power.

At first I was excited, this unit appeared to tick every box on my wish list and in many ways Anker have excelled.It doesn’t have all the frills like Bluetooth but an amazing price and long warranty made me see past those toys.Once fully charged I put it to the test by loading it with a few of the devices I need to work in the event of a blackout.All of which were easily handled.Charging is simple, A/C Mains (Grid) or DC 12-30v 10A MaxThe unit is supplied with an assortment of DC Cables to hook you up to your RV 12v DC supply or a range of Solar Panel options.What’s not to like!BUT, it didn’t take long to discover a serious flaw in the DC Charging system of which there is no fix!Once the Sun goes down and the DC charging stops that’s it!Game over!Your fridge will keep working, TV playing you will see the watts slowly depleting as expected.At dawn when the Sun first strikes your Solar Panels you need those valuable rays harvested as soon as possible.No!Solar charge cannot resume until the unit has the DC Input reset!You must physically unplug the 757 from its DC supply and reconnect before charging can be resumed!THIS IS A MAJOR FLAW IN THIS PRODUCT DESIGN for which I see no easy after market fix from Anker ever being available!It’s a shame as it was almost there, instead it’s back to the drawing board !

The powerstation arrived with around 30% charge, and it recommends you fully charge it before use. I charged it overnight, although it usually charges to full in about an hour. Since then it's been almost 100% rock solid using both usb and AC power outputs.It's functioning as an extended UPS for me in order to extend computer usage during power interruptions switching from AC to battery power. There is a slight issue when the AC power is lost, returns, then lost again within a second or so, the UPS turns off the AC output, I am not sure why.

A good portable power station that will power a fridge without topping up for 24 hours. Although when camping will be plugged into a 300w panel so should have plenty of spare capacity for my laptop. It shows charging wattage and time to complete for ac and dc circuits. It’s also Very heavy which it should be due to capacity of batteries. On first plugging into mains to activate battery it charged to full in an hour from 30%. Cannot state about solar as heavy cloud cover in UK at this time.

I gave 3 stars for this product because anker have Bluetooth in their products to be able to use the app with it. This product is the old version and doesn't come with Bluetooth and max solar wattage is 300watt not like new model 600watt.Over all the product is good