EnginStar Portable Power Station, 150W 155Wh Power Bank with 110V AC Outlet, 6 Outputs External Battery Pack Portable Backup Battery Laptop Charger with LED Light for Home Camping

Plenty of places to plug stuff in and out of. Comes with three different charging cords. Great for my needs (vending/conventions). Good size and portability. Seems sturdy and well made.The real test will be how long the battery lasts at a show, but so far it seems adequate. Great for the price I got it at.The light is really bright, so that could be useful

Great quality for the price, and standing out customer support.I use it as backup for my music setup and it did its job. Dreams came true.It comes with car charger so it’s always charging from my car outlet and battery life is enough for many situations. Don’t expect miracles but it works just fine for many tasks.Thank you guys for great product

We purchased this item in 2024. Loved it. It stopped working all over a sudden. We contacted customer support. They were easy to work with. After a few e-mails and photos, they replaced the item without any problem. Awesome product and very responsive customer support.

I ordered one of these to use camping and for random times around the house when I need a power bank. I like that I could plug an air pump into it to inflate an air mattress while camping. While it worked, it was great. However I’ve only used it a few times and it’s only 7 months old and it no longer works. The screen or the unit does not turn on, while being charged or otherwise.I reached out directly to the company through their website and never heard anything back. I just wanted to know what the warranty was and if they could do anything to help me out. Your money would be better spent on a power bank from a different company.

This battery is helpful in some situations and usually gets the job done. With that said, it dies really fast. Even if you just leave it “on” but not charging anything it will be dead within 12hrs. Have noticed as it has been used that it doesn’t last as long, but that’s normal. If you need something cheap that works decent this is for you, but if I was going to buy again I would spend an extra $50 and get an Anker or something similar. Another note: takes a long time to charge compared to how long it lasts (usually 6+ hours to charge with 1 hour of actual use if lucky)

A friend bought this after I shared the link , paid 250 for battery and solar panels. I got both for 135$ a month later. Anyways this is well worth it I tested it a few times after buying it on black Friday and again July 23 2023 and it charged my phone and a 12.4 inch tablet servral times each before battery ran down then tested solar panel, took 6-8 hours to fully charge on a sunny day which in fl there's a lot of . After hurricane ian verizon had emergency towers in my area a few hours after the hurricane effects died down . Seems like most people in my apartment complex use other carriers so I had great unlimited 5G but no car and my battery banks all weren't working (had 6 and only 4 worked but the only way to charge was ask neighbors which most helped but didn't have a fast charge adapter in their cars . So I'm the only person with a perfect internet signal with unlimited hotspot on my tablet and phone but no juice lol. I highly recommend this especially in fl or other places where hurricanes hit a lot and it's only going to get worse with an ocean breaking records at 101° . Climate change is real and I'd bet the farm we'll get ian 2.0 or worse probably every year even worse more then one of them every hurricane season. Be prepared. I hate generators because if you're not stocked on gas and run out it's over for you . Also got a solar battery bank half off (retail was 100$/got for 50) it works great roo and holds a lot of power , nothing neat what this does but it's another power source and I'll never not be prepared again for a hurricane!

We purchased this last year for a camping trip, and it has become something that we use regularly.I love that it can be quickly charged several different ways, solar, wall plug and lighter in the car. We have charged it all of these ways, my favorite though is solar (solar panels sold separately)We keep this now with us when we travel, it has been used as an extra battery to run a fan in the spring to help keep the dogs cool, and we use it to run a small blender or food processor when I had to have extensive mouth surgery, this box has worked well. It doesn't discharge when it's not in use. I love how it keeps you informed on what it has for battery life left. the carrying case is also nice to keep the battery pack safe.

I needed a battery back up for my cpap machine while traveling to a limited electricity-access foreign destination. This unit is FAA approved for air travel at less than 160 kwh and weighs less than 5 lbs. I turned off the cpap heated hose and humidifier and had power to spare overnight to recharge my phone and other devices. The built in flashlight came in handy as well. I was able to charge the unit with the camp's solar powered outlets during the day. It will come in handy for emergency use at home as well as for outdoor activity power needs. It's easy to use with clear, intuitive readouts. I'm very pleased with its performance.