Apowking Portable Solar Powered Generator 300W Rated, with Solar Panels 40W Included, 220Wh Power Bank with AC Outlet 110V, and 10*DC Connectors, Pure Sine Wave for Home Use Camping Outdoor

Used on four day camping trip initially a great compact generator it does take a long time to charge by solar but that’s expected but well worth the money for the size and features it has

I ordered this portable solar power generator very nice quality. I used it and worked like a charm. The unit stopped charging I reached out to the company and with no hesitation they said don't worry I'm under warranty. I sent a video showing the trouble. They replaced it with a new unit absolutely 💯 customer service.

I purchased to operate my ResMed CPAP while camping. I chose it because of the low price. I saw on YouTube that turning off the CPAP humidifier would save energy, so I did that. It powered my CPAP machine for two nights. It takes 6 hours to charge from 0% to 100% in a home outlet. The cigarette lighter charging worked well in the car too. Cons: The solar panel charging barely worked…I think it needs direct, unobstructed, full Sun to charge the battery bank properly. Also, as others have mentioned, when charging by solar, the display of the percentage charged can be misleading.

My daughter was bummed she thought her wife's gift was way cooler than this. I bought her a bread making kit. At the time she could not eat bread! I wanted them to have a source of power when they went on vacation to their family island retreat. No power , tents. So ya see why its a good gift! No cell service. You can load games up on your iPad and keep it charged. Or a light in the tent.

Update 02/06/2026 Doesn't charge well with 60W solar from same manufacturer who recommends the solar panel as a match for this unit. Very, very, very slow ... 8 hrs and barely to 4 bars from 2 bars. Another bad product and another set of painfully frustrating returns. I'm seriously stopping all online purchases for a while. This is just so frustrating. ======================================================================================== Cautiously optimistic that this is a good product even though there's a significant number of less than satisfactory reviews. Just returned an Anker Solix C300 for being very expensive and very unimpressive and trying this less expensive option in pieces starting with the power station and adding on the solar panel separately after I test out the power station as a standalone. I will adjust the rating after I receive the solar panels. Of specific note, there are a fair number of reviews that specifically point to possibly low quality internal power cells that either stop charging, don't charge fully or stop working altogether within a short period of time which makes me concerned with this unit. Cons: -the unit does not come with any USB-C ports which makes it clearly an older unit and design -charging the unit with the power supply takes a long time, 2 bars to 5 bars (full charge) took me over 4 hrs which makes this a relatively low performance unit and once again makes me concerned about the internal power cells - as a comparison, the Anker C300 charged from 79% to 100% in about 2 hrs using the solar panels -this unit does not have WiFi or Bluetooth Pros: -it arrived well packed and intact -it has good instructions on paper in easy to read font (unlike the Anker) -the unit is relatively light and compact and has a flashlight that works well -the unit has a nice, legible LCD display with all relevant information you need (unlike the Anker) -it came with ALL reasonable wired attachments you would expect of a traveling power station (unlike the Anker)- nothing out-of-pocket unless you need a specialized wire for a fridge let's say -it came with it's own power supply plug-in cable (unlike the Anker) -the unit has an ample number of USB-A ports (1 fast charge and 3 standard), one traditional 2 prong and one traditional 3 prong outlet, which typically are included only on much more expensive power stations -- kudos on this -it came partially charged so I was able to quickly test all the output ports which worked flawlessly - I fully loaded the unit with a laptop running 90W power supply (separately) and 180w power supply laptop/workstation (separately), and a variety of phones, earbuds, iPads and Android tablets without passthrough power - the unit never blinked and charged properly -- kudos on handling all outlets fully loaded on battery only -I separately fully loaded the unit with passthrough power plugged into an outlet with same devices and the unit showed it was charging while providing power to the devices and once again it worked flawlessly and never blinked -- kudos on handling all outlets fully loaded with passthrough power That's it for now ... more to follow when I test it with the solar panels ...

Bought it for an air show down in FL, lasted all day and night without charging, would leave the solar panel out in the sun plugged up when I would walk around, come back, and the box is fully charged, worth it

The battery works well enough. I was able to use it while camping and get my 3 air mattresses to inflate, deflate and charge my Bluetooth speaker 2 times. For the size and weight it works pretty well. It does take a LONG time to charge though. Even with the included AC adapter, or 12V car adapter I feel like it takes over 8 hours to charge, maybe longer. I am giving only 3 stars for a couple reasons though. * The solar panel is not capable of charging this beast. I sat the panel in direct sun for over 8 hours and it didn't even gain 10% charge. I tried over multiple days as well. It was able to charge my Bluetooth speaker up about 75% in a full day, acceptable, but not really helpful for the battery it comes with. *The buttons are not easy to read in the dark, and I accidentally hit the AC button and burned the whole battery overnight without even have a load on it. I feel like the AC inverter should have an auto shut off like the USB ports do. *The USB ports will shut off if port 1 stops being under load. So if you are charging multiple devices and the first one finishes first, the rest will turn off after a few minutes, even if they are still trying to pull juice. *The led light should have more dimmer options. It's on, sos or off. A low setting would be nice as a night light when camping and take a lot less battery. Conclusion: For the price, it's not half bad. It did what I needed and I can use the solar panel to charge other devices even if it can't charge the included battery. The size and weight are good for the amount of power. But there are many limitations that I suppose come with the price point. This is the cheapest model I could find on Amazon at $135, so for that it gets 3 stars.

it works great