Anker Power Bank Power Station 60,000mAh,Portable Outdoor Generator 87W with Smart Digital Display, Retractable Auto Lighting and SOS Mode, Home Backup(PowerCore Reserve 192Wh) for Travel, Camping

I'm absolutely blown away by the Anker Power Bank Power Station! This isn't just a power bank; it's a portable powerhouse that's completely changed how I stay charged.First and foremost, the sheer capacity is incredible. It keeps all my devices running for days. Whether it's my phone, tablet, laptop, or even small appliances, this power station handles it all with ease. The variety of ports – USB-A, USB-C, which means I can charge multiple devices simultaneously, which is a huge time-saver.The build quality is top-notch. It feels robust and durable, like it can handle anything I throw at it. The design is sleek and modern, and the display screen that shows the remaining power and charging status is incredibly helpful.What truly sets this Anker Power Station apart is its versatility. It's perfect for camping trips, power outages, road trips, or just working from anywhere. The fast charging capabilities are also impressive, getting my devices back to full power in no time.I've tried other power banks, but none compare to the reliability and performance of this Anker Power Station. It's a fantastic investment for anyone who needs reliable, portable power. Five stars all the way!

Living in Florida, hurricane season is no joke, and this Anker 60,000mAh power bank has been a total game changer. When the power goes out (which it does), we’re still able to charge our phones, run a small fan, and even keep a laptop going for hours. The built-in light is super handy too. It’s bulky, sure, but totally worth it for the peace of mind. Every Florida household should have one of these ready to go!

This power bank is very, very good. It holds a charge for an incredibly long time, which is good since it's meant for being used in situation where you may not have charged it for some time. We had power outages a few months after I bought this (one from a snow storm, and then one later from a tornado), and it saved my butt both times. It's very nice to be able to at least charge your phone, and the light on top is also fantastic for those situations. The screen is clear and easy to read, as well. I DO wish the buttons were a little harder to press, as I could easily see this thing getting turned on in storage and draining battery needlessly, but that is just an 'if' in my case, and has not actually been an issue yet.

Bought this after a couple of recent several day power outages. Unfortunately I neglected to replenish my D size batteries as used a few in my Christmas wreaths and did not have the 8 cells required to use in my older CFL Coleman lantern.60,000mA is sufficient to charge my laptop and phone a few times and having 6x the storage of my Anker 10k bank would have been comforting when sitting in my house with no power in sub freezing conditions.The lamp on this bright enough to navigate a room in the dark and can read by it. Not as bright as the CFL lamp on my Coleman, but adding some USB string lights to this would still put this ahead. The run time with lamp alone would have been sufficient to get through the power outage and still charge my phone and laptop at least once.I added a 60W solar panel and it works great. Unfortunately Anker does not offer a solar panel that works with this which is a very weird marketing decision. I also have a 12V to XT60 adapter so between the solar panel and car adapter, I wont need D cells when camping any more. If I had had this last month during the outages, not having enough D-cells would not be an issue as I would have had the solar and car option to replenish the battery.The display is good, but does not provide as much info as the Anker 737 power bank (24000mAh) on the status of the connections, but that is not a deal breaker as capacity of this means I am not as constrained as the 737 on capacity. I can carry the 737 on a plane, but this is not traveling due to TSA restrictions. In bright sunlight when using solar, the display is hard to read so you must provide shade.Not a fan of how prominent the SOS button is, but in an emergency I might change my mind, so not going to ding Anker for this. Also would have liked if this came in black as I would be more likely to leave this out, visible, and charging so that the emergency light would come on when power went out. The green just does not fit with the decor.Pros:Size is about the same as my Coleman lantern.Solar option60,000mAh is enough for options when conserving powerDisplay is niceCons:No Anker compatible solar panelsDisplay does not have brightness adjustment