Goal ZeroYeti Portable Power Station, Yeti 300, 297 Watt Hour LiFePO4 Battery, Water resistant & Dustproof Solar Generator For Outdoors, Camping, Tailgating, & Home, Clean Renewable Off-Grid Power

I bought this to charge bateries and internet while traveling to the Artic Circle last year. I would charge it up while driving during the day and bring into the tent at night to recharge all of my electronics. I recently bought a little fridge for the back of the Jeep and it works really well.

Because of storms or a drunk hitting a power pole we can lose electricity. Just recently used and was able to monitor through the app on my cell. It has three different charging modes to maintain the battery’s health. I keep it plugged into a wall outlet but it can be charged via solar or car 12 volt. (Solar and car requires buying separate cables). You can operate or charge almost anything, too many outlets to describe here. Solidly built, a late sixty year old can carry it around. I am looking to buy a larger one for my full size refrigerator.

I bought this as a battery back up for my sump pump. The Model 300 can't even power a lamp long term without cutting out. It looked impressive but I totally wasted my money and now with the power out...screwed...

worked extremely well for a cross country camping trip. Used the cigar lighter accessory to charge it while driving. It did blow a fuse on my jeep when I had the charge rate set too high but after replacing the fuse and setting the charge rate back to the lower level it kept up with evening/overnight usage to charge a laptop, phone, tablet, and miscellaneous other small items. Very happy with it.

Gets the job done! Gives the JBL Partybox some extra juice, allows ppl to charge phones, etc. My only issue is how quickly the battery depletes once it hits 20%. I've used it to power a standard 32" flatscreen and I get about 4hrs out of it (without using any other ports). Unfortunately, it hits 20% around 3hrs and 45min and then boom goes dead in less than 15min.

Dependable during a power outage. Lightweight, easy to move around, charges cell phones, flashlights.

I bought this 700 since I have a full size CPAP machine with the humidifier that I need when I go camping. Was able to charge multiple other devices over night (phone, hearing aid, watch) while I was sleeping and it got down to under 50%. It charges fast, which is why I bought it over the older 1000. Not cheap but if you compare to CPAP batteries that you can't really use the humidifier with due to capacity, you're ahead of the game and you can charge other things. I store it in my work office and can use it to back up computers, modems, etc. in case of a power outage. I also have an older Yeti 3000 that I love.

The media could not be loaded. This portable power station was a lifesaver during our summer camping trips! We used it to charge hearing aid batteries and two iPhones every night without any issues. The battery life was impressive, often coming home with about half the charge remaining.While it's not suitable for high-powered devices like water kettles, it's ideal for charging smaller electronics like phones and tablets. We're planning to add solar panels next year to maximize its efficiency.