Portable Power Station 500W, 725Wh Solar Generator with 2x 1000W (1500W Surge) AC Outlets, 2x PD 65W USB-C Ports, for Camping Outdoors Travel RV Emergency

Great for charging various phones and laptops, AC will even run my desktop!Clear low power calculator style screen with backlight that goes off after a couple secondsCapacity is true, and amazing for its size.Very quiet, doesn't get hot, great build quality.Type C could be stronger at only 30wattsAnd DC input charging is a little slow at just under 60watts. But the accessories it comes with are excellent, including Dc barrel to MC4 adapter!Solar charging although input wattage is limited by the single lithium cell, will however manage nearly any open circuit voltage up to 36v! even if the panel has no management of its own.I had an issue with shipping which was dealt with very well.The seller: 'Merchants Gallery' provided very swift, friendly and professional service. So i would highly recommend them.All in all, a great portable solution

I really wanted to review this after I had used it.We have just been away from Friday to Sunday for a weekend festival, camping.The pack was mains charged the night before and was purchased to charge our phones and run a compressor refrigerator.This small power station packs a serious punch and exceeded my expectations. It's easy to use. Each socket set has a button to activate the sockets. There's a single 3 pin, several Usb and a DC oit.It's a little hefty for it's size but lightweight (for a battery). Has all the cables you need (the panel to pack cable could be longer) and it comes with its own fabric case.Our fridge was plugged into the station about 4pm on the Friday and it fully charged a phone over night and had dropped to 49%.Come Saturday we added the 100w solar panel and in all honesty didn't do a great job of making sure it was in the sun. The draw pulled between 20w and 40w and during an overcast day and not really tweaking it. It still ran the fridge all day so made the decision to take off the fridge (it had dropped cold overnight) and let it just charge the phone. By the morning the pack was at 23%Sunday I got savvy with the panel. Making sure it was pointing at the sun and moving it several times in the day. The panel reached about 80w of draw and not only ran the fridge that had been off but charged the station to 53% by 12:30 and 75% by 14:30For us this was a good send. We kept food and drink cold and phones topped up without needing anything more than the sunlight. The weekend was an >21° sunny day for the most of the weekend so ideal circumstances except for the Saturday when it was overcast.Would recommend these to anyone who camps during the summer and wants a little bit of power for the odd essentials.

Brilliant product, easy to charge and use. Have used quite a few times with no issues.Powers my Airsense 10 CPAP machine uses 20% per night but easily charged back up with solar panel.

Ordered the bundle - 518w power station and the 100w foldable solar panel. On placing the order, told that it would take 2 days. Actually, the power station arrived the next day! But the solar panel was missing and Amazon said the entire order had been delivered. After contacting the merchant and Amazon, I eventually got a tracking number for the missing bit. So to get everything took 4 days.The 518 Power Station does what it says it will do. It is well built and I liked the fact that it came with its own protective carrying case.The solar panel also appears to be well built and is quite rigid, which means it stands up well when deployed (no apparent sag) and the legs get the angle for the UK (30-40 degrees) almost perfectly. It charges the power station at its max. of 60w.One star off for being clear that the two items will be sent separately, and for the delayed delivery time.UPDATE June 2022Ok - first off, it is still a remarkable value. But a couple of issues have become apparent.1) If you set it up to recharge from a solar panel, sometimes you come home to discover 0 watts input being shown and the unit has not charged to anything like the capacity it should have. If you unplug and then re-plug the panels into the unit, it suddenly displays the proper input values and starts to charge the battery.2) This one is annoying, E06 Error. Even with a fully charged battery, the inverter switches off when a solar panel under-voltage happens. So, in my case, my computer just switches off! I can potentially understand issuing the warning, but why switch the inverter off?It is annoying - but livable. Just do not plug the solar panels in when conditions are likely going to result in under-voltage. The sudden charging drop-out makes you feel cheated that on a spectacularly sunny day that should have recharged the battery - nothing happened. But life is full of failures in meeting expectations!

This is a great unit for off grid. Just had it a week but I like it. Going camping next year. Bought a solar panel today to charge it. In car charging is cool. Free leccy. I'm guessing this will pay for itself in time. And the solar panel I just bought. Get one. It's the future. Small but ideal for my intended use. 😉 199 quid. I couldn't build ine for less. Well chuffed 😊

The media could not be loaded. The day it was delivered, I tried to charge the power bank. I heard a loud pop sound and a smell of burnt wire. I requested an exchange, but the manufacturer has not granted my request. I will be requesting a refund because of poor customer service.