Portable Power Station 72000mAh, 270W Power Bank, 2 x 100W USB-C PD Input Output 5 Ports 253W Backup Battery

Nice size -- I show a photo next to my phone. It's light and fits in my backpack. Easy to carry or hang with a hook using the open corner. It had 4 of 5 bars of battery available when I received it, but I fully charged it. It shows the Watts on the screen if it is charging or being charged and goes to 0 if doing nothing. Love the light with the brightness and strobing options. It easily charged my phone, laptop, etc. I've only needed to use the usb-c ports with my devices. I timed it once and it took 28 minutes to charge my phone from 70% to 100%, and I was actively using it. It started pulling 22W and as it got closer to 100%, the output decreased down to 3W, which I believe that is being managed by my phone. If I opened certain apps, I would see the watts jump up a bit. Just like any other charger, the phone or other devices will continue to draw a little bit of power from this station as it discharges/charges to stay at 100%. Left it sitting for several weeks and it still had five full bars on the battery indicator display. I've haven't seen a decrease or discharge while it is stored so far. There is no number percentage, just the graphic. Was great to test this out and have it in my toolkit. Would love to have tested the solar options as well, but I see that it is available for purchase separately.

This is really a well designed and constructed portable power station for its intended purpose. To clear up the confusion that some reviewers have expressed, this power station does not contain an inverter, so there is no AC "plug". The power station only offers DC power. The DC power is available via 2 USB-A ports, 2 USB-C ports, both of which are capable of 100W output, and 1 DC5521 port. An automobile type cigarette lighter adapter is included for the 5521 port. It also offers several charging options: via an AC wall plug adapter for the USB port (cable included), an also included automobile adapter for the car's cigarette lighter and a MC4 solar cable. It's a bit hidden in the user manual, but the MC4 adapter via the installed input port has a maximum input of 100W, relatively high for a small power station, but a maximum voltage of 25V. Many 100W solar panels have a higher input voltage, so not all will work. If the input voltage is too high, the power station safely rejects the input and displays an error code. The error is cleared as soon as the offending input is removed, no manual reset required. This power station also has the ability to pass through power, which means that it can be recharging and also offering power through its output ports at the same time. This is a great feature. It means that you can have it plugged into a charging source, say a solar panel while camping, while still using the output ports to charge your phone, run your computer, etc. Not all portable power stations offer this important feature. Very nice product, well designed and well built. Easy to recommend.

This portable power bank impressed me right from the start. It has a high quality solid feel and construction and the gray and black color looks good in any environment. It weighs just over 5lbs but is easy to carry around with the imitation leather handle. The standout feature to me is the ability to simultaneously charge 2 devices at 100W each. This means you can fast charge 2 laptops at once or whatever other devices you have that are able to utilize this amount of charging current. I also really appreciate the large and easy to read display that shows how many watts are being drawn while in use. This makes it easy to know if you are using a cable that can handle the power draw. On devices that don't show wattage its hard to know if your device is being charged at maximum speed or not. Another great feature is the ability to fast charge the power bank at up to 100W from solar input. You can also charge the power bank via cigarette lighter plug (included) or USB C at a rate of 200W. This means that charging the power bank and charging your devices from the power bank are both very fast...MUCH faster than many comparably sized power banks I've looked at. The power bank also comes with a MC4 to DC35135 cable to easily charge from a solar panel with standard connectors. It also includes a cigarette lighter plug to charge the power bank as well as a female plug to use with the power bank to power other devices that use a cigarette lighter plug. This power bank pretty much covers all the bases of anything you might want to power except for A/C appliances which would require an inverter power bank. Overall this is a great little unit that will get more use than the half dozen other power banks I own.

This is made very heavy duty. Very compact but powerful. Very functional. You can charge multiple devices at the same time. It has passed through really like this a lot. I like the handle the way it's designed. It's very ergonomical it's built to last for a long time it's worth every penny this is great for camping RV in the car wherever you are. It hooks up to a solar panel. It comes with the cable for that. It also comes with a charger cable for the car and also for the wall. It has super fast charging. This is everything I would want in a survival situation. Power outages, whatever

This is a very useful and cost-effective portable power station. It has a compact (only weights about 5lbs) design and solid build quality, provides 5 output ports (2 USB-C, 2 USB-A and 1 DC) covering common charging interfaces of poplar personal electronics (laptop, smartphone, earphone, etc.), and a 6W LED light with 4 working modes (high, soft, flash and SOS). It can be charged through wall outlet or car auxiliary power outlet, or even from a (matched) solar panel. It has a big capacity of 72000mAh/270Wh, which is sufficient and handy for camping use, or even keeping your phone and laptop charged during power outage events. Note that this power station does not output AC power. So, if you are looking for a DC-AC inverter type of thing, this is not it. But, not like in the old days when you need an inverter if you want to power a laptop on the move in a car, it is probably very rare right now to find a situation requiring the use of a power inverter anymore. Overall, with the current sale deal on Amazon and compared with other power stations of similar capacity/functionality, I find this Newsmy portable power station to be a cost-effective yet powerful gadget to keep at hand.

The Portable Power Station 270Wh / 72000mAh Max Power Output 268W, Power Bank Fast Charging with 65W PD Charger , 2 x 100W USB-C PD Input/Output, LiMnFePO4 Battery Backup For Camping Campus Business CPAP is well made with decent quality materials. All joints, seams, and connections are snug and have no gaps or flaws. All of the input/output connections fit snugly and plugs stay put. This is a large battery backup, but it does not have any 110 household current capabilities. There is USB, and 12 Volt and the battery is powerful and long lasting. The screen shows battery charge and percentage of power draw.

I’m impressed with this portable power station! The included 65W PD charger is super convenient, and I love the versatility of recharging it via solar panel, car, or wall charger. The dual bi-directional ports are good for fast charging, and the max power output should be able to handle all my devices with ease. The battery is reliable, durable, and the capacity is perfect for camping trips. It weights just 5 lbs, including some useful functions (SOS emergencies etc.) Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a powerful, versatile, and portable power solution!