Solar Powered Generator 300W Rated, Portable Solar Generator Power Station with Solar Panels 40W Included, 220Wh Sola Power Bank with AC Outlet 110V Pure Sine Wave for Home Use Camping Outdoor

Great purchase for camping! It was so nice to be able to just plug in 2, 18 in high air mattresses to inflate instead of having to bend down and wait as they fill up! Worth it just to save my back from that. It was used all weekend to fill air mattresses, charge phones, lanterns, bug repellent devices, an air pump, and portable expresso machine (I know, very bougie camping). Also used the light at times and it still had power left. Small and very light. Charged it over night before I left and it lasted all weekend. Will be very useful during power outages as well.

This item is GREAT! I needed this for an overnight field trip to run my sleep apnea machine. It works GREAT! It isn't terribly big and powered my machine for 10 hours with only using 1/2 the battery. I'm extremely happy!

Great little solar generator. The solar panel is 100w and seems to be very high quality, durable and charges this unit quite quickly depending on sunlight. This only has the wattage to charge cell phones, laptops, tablets and extremely small appliances. If you research it, you can get a small pot to cook food with this. It ran a box fan for approximately 6 hours in a power outage...I like to have a fan running for air movement and sound when I sleep. I keep it in my car for any potential emergency. Not sure if that is bad for the batteries with the heat and all. Nothing quite like have that little piece of mind while traveling. Of course...seller delivered on time.

Good light wt. And user-friendly.

The solar panel does not charge the power box. The box is not powerful enough to run LED lights for a night. You can manually charge the box by plugging it into the wall which takes hours for it to charge up for it to just die in an hour. Definitely not work the expense. Go for a bigger and better one.

Outstanding. Can run an elderly honey comb air exchanging air mattress easily for a minimum of 6 hrs to be safe. But if needed most likely 10 hrs. Each blue block of the five takes two hrs to drain👍. Well made very portable. And the best feature is the ability to charge it off vehicle cigarette lighter along with the other two options of 49 watt solar panel or direct wall plug. Anyone with CPAP or air mattress should have two.

Works great for what I needed. We use this on the boat to blow up floats and we also use it camping to run lights out a fan

I bought one of these and like it so much, I bought another! I'm preparing to retire into an RV and do some boondocking. I get 3 to 4 full nights of sleep with my cpap machine out of one charge, which gives me total peace of mind! They charge really slowly using a 100 watt solar panel, but that's OK. They charge really fast using electricity.So I bought a second one (because I'm using 100 watt solar panel to charge them, that's the point, right?) so one is always fully charged. I live in an apartment and only have so many hours of direct sunlight on my balcony, so having 2 of these guys works out well. Right now, I have one running my TV and another running my charging station. I just charged two phones, a bluetooth speaker, and my massage gun and didn't lose a single bar.I would prefer a battery that tells you how much power is being used, but for $99 the bar system works. I also have a Jackery 1500 and three portable solar panels. Two 100 watt and one 200 watt (that came w/ the Jackery). I find that I prefer these little power stations because they are so much more portable than the heavy Jackery. The Jackery will be necessary for running kitchen items, for little stuff, this is a fantastic power station.