VATID Portable Power Generator,600W 518Wh Solar Power Generator,110V AC,12V Regulated DC,3.5hrs 100% Recharge,Pure Sine Wave,65W USB PD Rechargeable Power Generator

The media could not be loaded.  Fast shipping, received the product 3 days after purchase.Got an email from seller the same day when the I got the power station with instructions on how to charge the power station for its optimal performance and how to recharge to keep the battery healthy and etc. GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!!The design looks cool and I like the color so much. CAN'T WAIT TO USE IT FOR MY UPCOMING CAMPING TRIP!

I purchased the VATID 600 watt portable power station as I sat in a dark condo during a power outage in Los Angeles CA on February 3, 2022. I was not happy. Expected delivery was 2/14 but it was delivered today 2/05! Easy instructions got it up and running quickly. Out of the box it was charged to 66%. Now after less than an hour, it’s charged to over 90%. There is a spot light on the front, as good as any flashlight; different ways to recharge and several ways to plug-in and generate power; the price was fantastic and its powerful enough to handle all my needs during an outage - lighting; iPhone; iPad and iMAC laptop recharging plus my electric kettle for pour over coffee and when needed a fan so I don’t die of So CA heat.. With all the ways power can go out here, Earthquake; wild fires; extreme heat with grid overload; car crashing into the power pole; aging utility company equipment.. I needed this VATID power station and just purchased a second because I want to feel completely secure. Thank you!

The media could not be loaded.  I made this video because I wanted to know and the in depth answer was not fully available. Bought this unit to hopefully power a heater. I'm throwing a photography event in a cold location and wanted to knock the chill off for the models inside of a pop up tent as they changed clothes. This unit powers up to 600w of continuous power, like a heater would give (continuous output). I made sure my heater was below that. This heater on low is 400w. It uses about 20% of the power every 15 minutes. So you have a little over an hour of continuous use. This works for me because I'll be turning it off and on over a 2 hour period. The display shows you how many watts you're using on the right and how much time you have left in the middle. Battery estimate on the left. Devices that don't use power the way a heater would, will give you waaayyyyyy more time than this. I plugged my radio up while the heater was going and it only increased by 1w. There are cheaper units available and I really wanted to save the money, but my desire to have an extra 100w cushion overrode that, as the other units were 500w. Arrived at 58% and took 3 hours to get it to 99%. It's good to have in an emergency outside of my creative endeavors, so I recommend.

Looks cool, works great, great customer service. Highly recommend!The unit is super lightweight and portable. It's silent when charging from the wall outlet only... and has a quiet fan when dual charging. I don’t have the 65w charging adapter cord but the android fast charging cord added about 15w while charging simultaneously with the wall outlet (about 105w).My goal is to power a mini fridge and mini freezer in a power outage or grid down and then recharge quickly from a generator in the event of longer periods without power.The Vatid ran each appliance and could conceivably run both overnight if I plug them in in the right order.The price was great and the Vatid seems to work as well as the higher priced big names.I love the fact that it's lightweight and easy to transport from place to place.I have another power station that can be partially charged from the Vatid so I'm considering a solar panel purchase for the Vatid to possibly charge both of them as an alternate power source.I love the orange Vatid - it's unique, lightweight, and packs a punch!If they can keep their price down, they beat the completion, imo

It is small in size, light in weight, and can be lifted easily, I like it very much. Powerful source of energy.

I have used multiple setups with SLA, AGM, Lithium batteries and an inverter plugged into them just could not pull the load unless it was 2000W or more. (Used heavy gauge wire, etc as needed.) Yet, somehow, this little battery pack and it's tiny inverter can manage to pull the load with ease. The only thing I wish it had that it lacks is a remote control to allow cutoff from inside my car when not in use. In the summer, it's not an issue - but during the winter months there just isn't enough sun to charge it fully over ambient usage. That is, ***IF*** you could disable the auto-off feature which necessitates you go to the box to, disconnect solar charging, then wait and turn ac back on every time you want to exit the gate. How did I disable the auto-off? I didnt. The device supports passthru on dc only. So, I ran its dc to a smart charger&additional battery and inverter, thereby powering the gate. I set up a remote relay, so that inverter could be shut of as needed. To do that, i simply spliced the relay into the live wire for the inverter toggle switch.

Fit and finish is very nice. It meets the claims of being small, light weight and packing a punch. Competitively priced. It is small and light enough to take on motorcycles camping trips to run my CPap machine.My issue is the power ON sequence is not intuitive. The fact the light comes on is annoying in the first place. Figuring out how to shut it off without shutting off the entire power source is very frustrating. The light shouldn’t be tied to the main on/off sequence as it will mostly never get used. The on/off power sequence is keeping me from giving this 5 stars.

My friend used a similar portable power station when we camped. I was amazed by how convenient it was and I decided to buy one. I haven’t really used it for camping, but as a test, I took it in my suv for a four-hours trip to nearby city and used it for my digital devices. It worked well. I also tried it at home. I live in a townhouse where large outdoor generators or solar panels cannot be installed without the permission of HOA. Having such a portable power station for power outages is necessary, especially considering I’m in Florida. I always prepare for hurricanes.