ANKER Power Bank Power Station 60,000mAh,Portable Outdoor Generator 87W with Smart Digital Display, Retractable Auto Lighting and SOS Mode, Home Backup(PowerCore Reserve 192Wh) for Travel, Camping

Amazing power bank! The 60,000mAh capacity lasts for days, perfect for camping or emergencies. The digital display is super helpful, and the retractable light with SOS mode is a great bonus. Compact, reliable, and well-built—highly recommend!

I charged my s22 ultra from dead to full in about 45 min. The display is great for seeing if your cord is outputting the advertised wattage. Just note, you can't change the screen timeout until it's FULLY charged.

It will give you between 4 to 8 hours of battery life on a legion go depending on TDP. Portable, stylish, you will think the phosphorescent light at the bottom is gimmicky and useless. Not at all. I taped with clear tape these. I also ducked tape a quarter on the sos button so to never inadvertently press it. I got it on sale clearance for much lower than you are seeing.so keep an eye out. Even a full price it is worth it. That is how good it is. I would not go to the higher model for my use case unless you can get the Solix C200 for much cheaper as it it the case right now. For my use case, again the extra port stepping up won't do anything for me but it seems larger (to be verified)CCL: Well developped integration and functions. Built for a price point but well designed.

Tested from 100% to 0% using USB-C constant load PD [email protected] (45W) the total capacity is 178Wh which is >92% of the rated capacity. That is an excellent result. Capacity at higher or lower loads or other PD triggered voltages were not tested.----------Update----------This review is for the Anker power bank 548. It is rated at 192Wh that is based on the battery configuration of 5 series x 3 parallel 4000mAh 3.2V LiFePO4 cells. The 60,000mAh rating is based on a single cell voltage, i.e., 3.2Vx60Ah=192Wh. When comparing energy capacity always use Wh since differing chemistries may have different current capacities.LiFePO4 cells have a higher safety margin than traditional ICR or INR cells and also have a greater cycle lifetime. However, the weight and bulk are noticeably greater at higher capacity (~200Wh) ranges. The 548 weighs about 5.2 lbs. and is quite large, so it is not very portable for daily use as a power bank. It is more of a home or vehicle/camper product. Don't even think of taking it on a commercial aircraft.The pop-up light is a good idea that is poorly executed. The 548 display panel indicates it is using about 3W which should produce a good deal of light, but the pop-up material is thick and absorbs some of the expected light output and the light does not aim upwards.Capacity remains to be accurately tested but an estimate is >85% total efficiency from 15-54W. So far that is as expected and I will update this review with additional data if feasible.

I love everything about this power bank. First of all, it's very efficient. I used it to fast charge my camera, my phone and a small power bank overnight and it's still at 90% remaining. The display is very readable, and I really like the tactile buttons. The dual-level light is perfect, and I think it will be perfect for camping trips. It's nice that you can put the lamp up or down to control how much light is shed. The unit charges very fast, and the build quality is excellent. It's very sturdy and doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. The matte green finish looks awesome! I'm very satisfied and highly recommend.

Awesome unit. I also have it's bigger brother. One thing to note, the USB-C is limited to 60w so it will not run a Starlink mini (verified). I have the Solix C200 also which has a 140w USB-C and it runs my Starlink Mini just fine.

I have an Echo Flow Delta 2, allowing to power anything but it’s big and not needed all the time.I saw that most of outages are for few hours. The first thing I always need is a quick light and something to power my iphone if needed. Well this anker product is the dream one. It’s acting like a quick hub, at the center of my living room when an outage is happening. I love it!