1200W Inverter - Car Power Inverter 12V to 240V, AC Car Converter with 3.1A 4 USB 2 AC Sockets Dual Car Adapter with LCD Display, Suitable for Travel, Camping, RV

Good inverter at a very reasonable price. Remember that it is a modified sine wave inverter so not suitable for motorised electrical equipment, such as fridges, or equipment with high wattage demands. Great for computers, charging mobiles or similar with 2 convenient usb ports onboard, and for lighting. Capable of running a computer, TV, light and while charging mobile phones or laptops , with the use of an extension lead.

Perfect works well, only comment would be, the sockets are to close to each other. I could only plug one thing in at a time.

I'm using the power inverter for charging my mobile phone via one of the usb ports as well as charging up my cordless drill, electric screwdriver and even charged up a laptop with it, using a spare 12 volt car battery. I haven't yet tried it in a car using the 12 volt aux socket but I'm sure it will work as expected. * Also the power inverter that I received has one UK power socket rotated so it is now possible to plug 2 UK plugs without using an extension lead. 10/10

Very dangerous caught fire after 20mins at 200watt lucky I was there or the whole garage would have burnt down

Great value for money strong build quality, power load balance is excellent, digital display is accurate, overall a great unit does exactly what you want for a fraction of the cost

This is a nice enough unit, with 2 mains sockets, 4 USB plugs and two car accessory sockets all built in. You get leads with croc clips to attach to a battery, and a car accessory lead to run it from a vehicle.The unit has a big colourful display, in Cantonese, although does show the input voltage and load, plus battery level (5 bars). Once connected you need to press the on/off button for anything to happen, and the first thing it does is beep loudly and the noisy fan starts up. The display springs to life.All good here, the USB sockets charge and everything is powered up. I ran my horse clippers off the mains and it worked well. These are 200W inductive load and there was no problem. I tried a 300W travel kettle and it immediately beeped that there was an overload and kept pulsing on and off.It's quite a lightweight unit, no more than a 200W (claimed) one I already have. Without extensive testing it's hard to say what it can deliver, but I wouldn't expect 1200W from this in any way shape or form.

Using it as part of the solar system on an allotment. 30w solar panel through a standard solar charger and an old 12v car battery using a 20 amp fuse between the inverter and the battery. It was able to charge my site radio quite happily and I also tried it with my 18v cordless power tool battery charger again no issues so far but then again I only installed it today. So yes it seems to be running ok. A point to note is this is a 300w inverter the peak power outage is stated as 500w peak and continuous power is 300w.

Seems OK plug sockets are quite close together means u need smaller plugs but apart from that's it seems OK