Takki 250W Portable Power Station 222Wh Camping Backup Lithium Battery with Pure Sine Wave AC Outlet 110V Solar Generator for Camping CPAP Home Use Backup Emergency Laptop

Great use for when you’re traveling the battery life less really long. The portable of it makes it even better and it lasts a long time with the battery. Life qualities is five stars.

I got this in the beginning of the week before my camping trip and I absolutely love it! I tested it days before and it was able to charge my phone and iPad no problem. I used it for my camping trip and it was able to fully charge my phone and iPad again, and inflate my air mattress. It eventually ran out of battery on the second day of my trip, so I had to charge it again, which took a few hours. I might buy the solar powered one next time so I’m able to recharge it on the spot. It’s very easy to use, portable, great for camping, and worth my money. Though the “car charger” isn’t really a charger. It’s just an adapter to plug something into, so it’s useless. The wall charger works as it should. I had to cover up the battery light because it’s too bright at night.

I’m really happy this Takki 7500 mAh unit came with so many accessories! I wasn’t sure it would come with everything needed for the solar panel, but it does! It also comes with wall charger and car chargers! I like how I could just throw all of this in the back-pack and go, especially since it doesn’t weigh very much. I haven’t tried it out yet, but the unit came on when I pushed the power button. It is full charging now - so I will update if there’s any issues. It looks like a pretty cool small unit … which is exactly what I need to get power small items in case of the power outage. (It was packed extremely well for shipment.)

I think I’ll be returning this talking portable solar generator. For $88 I wasn’t expecting much from a 110W product, and the device itself is actually pretty good. I tested it with my AC outlet, and it charged my phone in about 30 minutes same as a regular charger. It’s very small, convenient, and handy to have. Updated three weeks after having this product. Was charging the device via Ac outlet charger became very hot. The power station only showing one light when it's fully charged. That's about it end of the power station However, I bought it about two weeks before Black Friday, and the price dropped afterward. Now I can get a 300W model for the same price, so this one no longer feels worth the cost. Because of that, it just didn’t meet my satisfaction for the price I paid.

I just picked this up today and, so far, it's great! Lightweight, portable, ready to go, small size. As you can see from the picture, the solar panel is larger than the generator. Charging it outside now. There was some juice already so I could see how bright the light is. Take advice from the manual and don't look at it. It's bright. I'll update again after using it a bit. UPDATE: I'm a little disappointed. This takes forever to charge! I spent a couple hours outside charging with the solar panel and barely got 1 bar. I finished charging by plugging it in and it still took hours. Additionally, it won't power my 120v electric kettle and the small light I use only stays on a short while. I was able to get a couple of charges on my phone and small, portable power source but I'm considering returning it. Maybe there is something wrong with this one and I should troubleshoot...? Will do that and update again. LAST UPDATE: I figured out how to power my light. It turns off after a few seconds no matter if I choose AC power or use the USB attachment. When it turns off I switch it up. For instance, if I click on AC power, the lights for both AC and USB turn on. When my light goes off I switch off the AC power leaving only USB and then it stays on. It works the other way too. If I start just USB, then I have to hit AC. I'm disappointed that I can run my kettle off of it but I found another solution to that and I do like this little generator, even if it takes 5 hours to charge fully. This is definitely single person use and needs to be charged often. If I were to do it again, I would get one with more power that I can actually plug things into. So far, only the USB and C ports are useful to me.

Works well. The solar charging didn't seem to work overly well. Didn't seem to charge it past 30%. If you manually charge it from the wall it works great. So far it has lasted me a few months with no real disappointments. Works great for pop up events when I need just that little bit of extra power.

The powerstation itself charged an ipad for 5 hours very slowly, but when we needed to plug in LED lights it died really quickly without any notice. You cant tell how much juice it has left because the lights blink as opposed to being solid. After charging the solar panel for several hours across multiple days we decided to plug it in to power the lights at our fireworks stand and it did so for a measly 30 minutes before leaving us in the dark. It has jacks for 2 plugs, 4 USB, a C connector, and a 12V plug but could not handle 2 things plugged in for more than 10 minutes before dying. I would be very hesistant to buy this and expect it to power a weekend camping trip. Overall, very disappointing, especially the solar panel. Had I known the solar could only power 1 thing at a time and only run LED lights for 10 minutes after 10s of hours of charging, I would've bought a bigger box without solar for a cheaper price. It needs charging every night anyway. My first foray into solar and it was a major flop. I only gave it 3 stars because it kept my ipad POS powered for a few hours. Maybe I expected too much?

Not bad, works in a pinch. Is small though. The ac plug allowed me to run some led lights in a black out, but that is about it