Portable Power Station 97Wh Solar Generator 26400mAh Power Bank with AC Outlet 110V Battery Charger for Home Use Outlet Battery Pack for Camping Emergency

The G300 Portable Power Station lives up to all its manufacturer claims. It is light and compact yet will charge all your portable devices and some. A must have when going camping or want to have emergency power readily at home.Recently had a Power Outage, used the G300 to power my Internet Modem/Router and was back on line until power was restored.Three recharging modes makes the unit quite accommodating. Charging the unit using the car cigarette lighter adapter is simple and fast, from 40% (two bars) to full in about 90 minutes,Solar charging (I use a 60W Portable Solar Panel) takes a bit longer due to Sun intensity, position etc. The built in LED light is a nice plus.If anything negative could be said about this unit (and it is a matter of personal preference), instead of a power meter display of a battery with five bars a percentile display like the one on their G200 model, would be more informative.

So far so LOVE! Works extremely well up camping, charging speed isn't super fast but who cares it works great and your camping, go for a walk and let things charge. Durability seems great and the size is nice and fits in smaller spaces.

I absolutely love this product. I purchased it August of last year and I have no regrets. It's quiet, lightweight and does what the manufacturer says it does. I've used it several times during power outages and have used it at events and to the beach. I've recommended this product to many people and I'm about to purchase 3 more as gifts.I purchased the 30w solar panels but have yet to use it, so I cant say how long it charges using it but I've recharged it using the electrical outlet and a full charge meaning the battery is completely drained takes about 3-4 hours maybe a little bit more. I've charged laptops, phones, tablets, used a hair dryer, a TV and several other devices attached to it and the battery life remained consistent.This is overall a great purchase!!!!!

This is not hyperbole, the unit caught on fire after charging for a few hours and registered as 100% full. To test it out before the holidays I placed my phone on the wireless pad then started talking my wife through how to use all the features. The display shows how much…when the fans kicked on and smoke started bellowing from the slits. I quickly removed my phone, and covered the vent slits to prevent the fire from getting oxygen and my hands are still a bit sensitive as I type this review. I brought it to the bathroom with my fire extinguisher right next it in case it starts back up.This was the scariest thing as my family was still asleep and just the wife and I were up. I just wonder if we had gone down to cook breakfast left this up here charging and it caught on fire then what could have happened. I got obligatory here’s you money back do you want another one sent out. REALLY? SMH, this is what we’ve come too. No personal touch, no sorry from the company or Amazon (who sold it). Now, I wonder if that is why it was on discount, so it could be sold and sent back to the vendor as damaged. This could have killed my family but hey you saved the company a few bucks, right?This rant was brought to you by a concerned family man, who’s been ran over by Amazon a lot lately and not once has anyone reach out or even acknowledged my last 3 bad reviews of 5 items I’ve received. Maybe quality control in the Palm Beach Florida region is on vacation. To all of those people looking to save a buck on these advertised discounts buyer beware!

I've had this portable battery for about 3 weeks and it's working pretty well so far. The features all work as described by the manufacturer so far.Pros:- light weight- handle is easy to use and lays completely flat so it has a cleaner look- buttons are easy to use- all of the inputs/outputs work- flashlight is bright with powerful lightCons:- Qi charging doesn't really fast charge. Charges about 4-5 W so it works just not fast- Qi charging placement needs to be placed fairly precise. I sometimes have to place the iphone 2-3 times before the charging kicks in. I place it, it doesn't charge then lift it up and place down again 2-3 times.- Must press the power on button to get Qi charging; it just doesn't automatically know there is a device that is available to start charging. It's a slight annoyance and you'll need to remember that step.- Outlet to use for a light or laptop also needs to turn the outlet "on" for the laptop to start using/charging. You also need to turn it off when done using it. I didn't realize that and the outlet stayed on with the fan going off for 10 minutes until I realized I had to turn off the outlet.Also, if you buy the solar panels that comes with it in a kit, keep in mind that it's only 30Watt panel. I ended up buying the battery and bought a different solar panel that's 40Watt. The panels don't usually get max output so you normally lose a bit. So a 30Watt you may get around 20W in real use and a 40Watt you may get 30W. I drained the battery down and recharged it using the 40W solar panel and it took 2 solid days to get to full charge. It would fluctuate between 27-32W throughout the day. Mind you I live in the Vegas area so it was full sun all day long with no clouds so for others it could take 3-5 days via solar to get it fully recharged. But again, it depends on the panels you use and location you live on how quickly it'll recharge to full strength.