BMK 200W Car Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Car Inverter 4 USB Ports Charger Adapter Car Plug Converter with 2 QC3.0 USB and 2 Type C Ports (Black)

I recently purchased the BMK 200W Car Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Car Inverter and I must say, I am extremely impressed with its performance. This power inverter has exceeded all of my expectations and has become an essential tool for me while I am on the go.First and foremost, I am very impressed with the build quality of this power inverter. It feels very sturdy and well-made, and I can tell that it is built to last. The design is sleek and compact, making it easy to store in my car without taking up too much space.The 200W power output is more than enough to charge multiple devices simultaneously, which is very convenient for me as I often find myself needing to charge my phone, tablet, and laptop all at once while I am on the road. The 4 USB ports are a great feature, as they allow me to charge multiple devices at the same time without any issues.I also appreciate the inclusion of a switch on this power inverter, as it allows me to easily turn it on and off as needed. This feature may seem simple, but it is very useful and shows that BMK has put a lot of thought into the design of this product.In terms of performance, this power inverter works flawlessly. I have used it on long road trips and it has never let me down. It provides a consistent and reliable power supply to all of my devices, ensuring that they are charged and ready to use whenever I need them.Overall, I cannot recommend the BMK 200W Car Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Car Inverter enough. It is a high-quality product that delivers on its promises and has made my life easier while I am on the go. If you are in need of a reliable and efficient power inverter for your car, look no further than the BMK 200W Car Power Inverter. It truly deserves a solid 5-star rating.

I bought this to bring on my cross country trip in an older rv. Knowing that I may have some electrical irregularities, I bought this to plug into the original cigarette lighter in the cab. It worked perfectly! The cord from the cig lighter to the unit was long enough so that I could set it somewhere stable while driving. I was able to charge my phone, portable speaker, and vape pen all at the same time, with 3 cords, each one was connected differently, lol! I like the display, helps to see if it's still on when you don't want it to be. Seemed to charge as fast as a regular outlet, when using my fast-charging cable via the 110 plug or USB. I was also able to use this plugged into my portable suitcase generator, and it worked the same. As long as it keeps working, I'll stay at 5 stars!

Got it for my Uforce 1000 just in case I need some power while working on the property. Very handy to have in the glove box. Seems quiet and works as it should. Always good to be prepared. Win

Pros:1 - Price2 - Performance at price levelCons:1 - Noisy fan2 - High power consumption at idleComments:This inverter isn't expensive enough to warrant a full test of its capabilities and limitations so I'll keep this review short. According to the sticker on the back, it can deliver up to 200 watts output but I limited my testing to loads that I would most likely use in a car. Here are my test results:1 - No Load - This was disappointing because with the inverter turned on (that's what the switch is for) and no load connected, the fan runs and it consumes 3 watts of power. The fan speed also varies with the input voltage (as seen on the display) so clearly the fan is directly connected to the power source. A poor design choice. I would have preferred a temperature controlled fan (I think there's a mod in my future).(The baseline power consumption is 3 watts so add that amount to the power consumption numbers of all tests to get the total wattage used)2 - Music - I connected a small solid state amplifier and a DVD player and listened to some music at normal listening levels (about 75db) and it consumed 8 watts of power. There was no additional noise introduced to the amplifier so in my opinion the power delivery of the inverter is pretty clean.(Note: I didn't hook the inverter up to my scope to look at the waveform. The price doesn't justify that level of testing)3 - Gaming Laptop - I hooked up my Core i7/Nvidia gaming laptop which uses a 135w power supply. The laptop consumed 42 watts of power at idle. To get a good picture of the power consumption, I ran the Passmark benchmark which saw a peak of 122 watts consumption. The inverter stayed cool throughout the testing.4 - Class A Vacuum Tube Amplifier - In for a penny right? Well, this test was completely unnecessary because I don't think anyone (other than me) would ever use a vacuum tube amplifier in a car but it did yield something interesting. While consuming only 100 watts, a slight buzzing could be easily heard when no music was playing thus revealing the modified sinewave nature of this inverter.5 - USB ports - The QC ports worked as advertised but QC is quickly being eclipsed by PD so YMMV.Conclusion:This was an impulse buy because the price was under $20 and since my car doesn't have back seat USB it might be useful for powering light loads. This inverter performed flawlessly and I dare say that in it's wattage class, it might well be quite a bargain. I highly recommend it as a car accessory.Thanks for reading!

Perfect item

Helps me charge my phone and smartwatch at the same time on long drives and doesn't make a lick of sound.

I love it