PD 60W USB C Power Bank DC 24V/12V Output Portable Laptop Charger Wireless Charging QC 3.0 24000mAh Versatile External Battery Pack for CPAP Machine, Camera, Tablet, iPhone, Waistcoat

Got this for a long haul flight as the Airline couldn't confirm if power for a CPAP would be available. Worked perfectly with my Resmed 10, came with leads for a number of other cpap machines also. With humidifier off it did a full 8 hours sleep and appeared to still have half the battery left. Its small enough to fit in my cpap carry case as well. Was concerned by the cheap price that it wouldn't work, but can 100% recommend

Wasnt expecting this.Its pretty small... it DOES take a long time to charge..expect 6-8 hours from a 2a charger (USB) but..Last night I went to bed at 10m - set it for 24v (wish there was a way to set that in memory...but its no biggie)Plugged into my Airsense 10 and....It just worked!Was awake at 5:45am (normal for me) was still showing between about 1/4 to 1/2 charge (probably more 1/4)It just WORKS!Its not too heavy - the lables on the cables leave you NO doubt AND remind you of the voltage (nice touch)I was going to rent one... but this is marginally cheaper - its mine for life - its neat small and tidy - will go into my CPAP bag easily with its data sheet in case some official gets funny about it...ALL in ALL - so long as it recharges again today and I just top up when Im on hols...means I fly home without clearing the cabin with my snoring AND I can wake up feeling "normal" not illegal tired..WELL DONEAlso the support team are really easy to communicate with!What a resultAND an update: went throught UK and jamaican airport checks.... powered my mask for the way home... absolutely marvellous!UPDATE: 6th Feb 2025NO ISSUES with going through UK security or Jamaican. - Its very compact...drove my Airsense10 without an issue ...and also charged my seat neighbours phone when I woke...impressed. Its lightweight and all the cables are labelled - I put a bit of brother/dymo tape on mine so I could see the voltage in the aircraft that I needed...Utterly impressed.I carried the data sheerts (sent to me by the manufacturer in my CPAP machine case - and let my airline know...Just waived through!

I bought two of these ahead of a weekend camping and paddle boarding, I had read and watched videos during my research which said you get around one nights use per unit, I’m using a Resmed AirMini as I camp off grid regularly and it’s portability is perfect, paired with these small profile batteries was my perfect solution for camping with sleep apnea. However, at two hour in it turns off! I’ve checked the settings on my machine and cross matched it with the advice on the literature that came with the batteries and on the videos I had watched during my research and all matched up, so I tried again while home just in case it was something to do with being in a tent but nope, still after two hours in it turned itself off again.

Great piece of kit. Only downside is that Dreamstation doesn’t fully recognise voltage and doesn’t record data although otherwise works fine.

I needed a portable battery to power my CPAP machine when camping off grid, for power outages at home and for use on longhaul flights. The only official CPAP battery I could find online was the Medistrom Pilot-12 but these are priced in excess of £345 which I was not prepared to spend.After a lot of trawling I found this EASYLONGER Laptop Power Bank which offers 24000mAh (this is permitted to be carried on a plane). At £99 it was a LOT cheaper than the Medistrom so I decided to give it a go.First off: do not expect it to work out of the box. You have to charge it fully with a min 60W PD charger or relevant AC adapter (these are not included so be prepared to buy one separately). I only had a 22W PD charger so it took 24 hours for mine to charge, but the correct PD charger would do so at a faster rate.You will also need to source the relevant power cable for your CPAP machine (this uses the DC output port on the battery pack).Once fully charged, set the correct voltage for your CPAP (mine uses 12V). I used the DC-DC cable provided to power my Devilbiss Sleepcube. It worked perfectly and I slept with my nasal mask on (no humidifier) overnight. 7 hours of continuous CPAP usage and in the morning there was still three quarters of charge left on the battery.I also have a Phillips Dreamstation machine (spare) - I was able to power this on with the battery using an additional cable specific to this machine (although I did not try it while sleeping).I also tested the phone charger - was able to power my phone with cable and also wireless. It also charges my laptop.The battery pack comes with a number of adapters for various devices but I did not find any of these useful. I had to use my own.All in all this is a great portable battery pack. It will charge up phones and devices and if you need it purely for CPAP usage I would say it is good for 2-3 nights, depending on your usage and settings.