Anker SOLIX F3000 Portable Power Station and 400W Solar Panel, 3,072Wh, 6,000W Recharging, Solar Generator for Home Use, Expandable to 24kWh, For Outages, Camping, RVs, and Emergencies

I recently upgraded from my old PPS to the Solix F3000, and it’s been a game changer. It completely reolsved my battery anxiety – finally, no more stressing over power running out.What really stands out is the excellent standby power management. Holding a charge for five days is very impressive, and it makes the F3000 one of the most reliable options available right now. The 3600W generator bypass has also proven invaluable, especially during hurricane-related outages – it keeps essential appliances running far longer than I expected.The dual solar input is another big plus. Anker has listened to feedback and delivered meaningful upgrades. Besides, the unit is surprisingly easy to move around – even RV-friendly. I’m planning to bring it on my next trip and will share more once I put it through its paces on the road.Overall, this is a solid upgrade that delivers what I want. Highly recommended.

My Anker Solix F3000 arrived on schedule and was extremely well packaged and protected. The unit was easy to setup and charged quickly to 100 percent. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi setup, and the Anker iPhone app are very well done. The F3000 is quiet and the battery capacity is good for covering essential devices during an outage. The F3000 is compact and easy to maneuver and store, despite being a bit heavy at around 98 lbs. I am well pleased with this purchase.

Just got the F3000 for my rig, and it's awesome! My old F3800 was a beast to haul, but this lightweight upgrade makes setup way easier.The Anderson connector is legit—it hooks right up to my camper's ESC perfectly and stays put. No more stressing about loose wires on bumpy roads. Total peace-of-mind game changer.Runs smooth off my 120V gas generator: zero noise, zero hiccups, just solid power. Haven’t tested it with EV stations yet, but I’m stoked with how it performs.Need something light and reliable for RV life? The F3000's a no-brainer. Super happy & highly recommend.

I charged it to 100% and connected it to my fridge. Charge last over 24 hours. I haven’t experimented with the solar yet but so far I am very impressed.

I bought this as a replacement for a Goal Zero unit. For less than what I paid for the Goal Zero 8 years ago I get double the amount of capacity. I’m using this primarily for camping/festival use, so the built in 12v highee amperage output and dual solar MPPT controllers work well for my purposes. At just under 100lbs I appreciate the built in wheels. It’s at the top limit of what I consider to be portable.The app is easy to use. You can use it without the app, but things like port memory (restart on charging from drained), charge rate limits for different AC inputs and power saving modes seem to be only available in the app.I’d probably consider other offerings from Anker or Bluetti if I was going to use this primarily for home backup, especially with the lack of built in 240 split phase capability. It does have home power integration and capacity expansion options.1st camping trip update: this system worked great. It easily powered an RV air conditioner for over 4 hours and recharged easily via solar and gas generator. It also remained quiet, even under load. One complaint: USB ports are not controllable or adjustable. They have a high 1 watt minimum power draw to keep them active which caused issues when charging smaller items. I solved this by using a multiport usb charger in the DC 12v car port. That port, as well as the 30a Anderson power pole outlet, is controllable and the power saving option can be disabled. I have a distribution block attached to the 30a outlet to power camping lights, additional chargers and a cooler.

Ordered 3 of these f3000 units and a bunch of solar panels and other versions from Anker. Their customer service is not good. I'm returning all of it.

I guess I should have done more research before buying this. I just figured everything in this product class had basic features like charge/discharge limits(it doesn't, and Anker's forums have a lot of people asking for it). Or that if it had dual solar input, you'd be able to see what was actually going into each one.I've used EcoFlow, Bluetti and now Anker Solix, and this is by far the least advanced product. Beyond what it's simply missing and not able to do:-It took me 5 failed attempts to get it to connect to wifi, and only got it working when it was literally 5' from an AP.-After getting it working, the firmware update it wanted to do failed over and over, including once where it said it worked and rebooted back into the old firmware version, before finally working.-Once I got it up, plugged things into it, the physical button to turn on the AC output doesn't seem to work, perhaps it's just an indicator light. Mine only turns on/off through the app, which seems to only function through their cloud service. I guess it's just not usable if the cloud service is down.-If you want it to be portable, the pop-out handle feels really cheap and flimsy. I doubt it's going to last.I got this on a new product release deal for ~$1500. I can overlook a lot at that price point, but I really wouldn't buy it again. It's a pretty large step below its competitor's products when used side by side.

OMG, just got my F3000 delivered and I'm so excited! Okay yeah, it's a little heavier than some others, but those wheels? Total lifesaver – dragging it around is seriously no problem at all. When the generator connector arrived, I hooked it right up to my Ryobi 6500 and fired it up. It pumped out a solid 3600W without any drama – perfect for all my stuff! My only tiny complaint? I wish the 120V AC outlets had just a little more space between them. Plugging things in gets kinda awkward sometimes. But honestly? This thing is an absolute beast and handles everything like a total pro. I'd totally recommend it!