BESTEK 150W Car Power Inverter, DC 12V to 110V AC Converter with PD30W USB-C & QC3.0 18W USB-A Car Outlet Adapter for Phone,Laptops,Ipad etc

Works great, small and compact. No issues with light use. Used to charge laptop and phone.

Great inverter. Quiet. I love that the USB is always on. Uses little power when unit is on.

I ordered this because I had an older 300W BESTEK inverter that worked great in my old ICE vehicle, but it didn't work in a Tesla. After doing some research I found that the power outlets in Tesla's have some restrictions in place requiring that power inverters plugged into the low voltage power socket must support 16V DC input to function. I honestly don't know a lot about electronic specifications, but this BESTEK has a safety precaution stating not to use with OVER 16V DC input, so I think that means we're good? In any case, I can say that I used this device to charge laptops in both a 2023 Model Y and a 2024 Model 3 (Highland). Another perk is that this inverter is small and very quiet.

Amazing job changing my phone with a wall plug-in. Capability to take type c to type c cables.

Works as intended,no problems

Ir doesn't work. My laptop has a 130W power adapter. This product is rated for 150W but it can't power my laptop. That is the only reason I bought this and I haven't tried until yesterday to realize and now I can't return because itnia one week past return window. It is total rip of.

This has been a real pain to install. It needs 4 gauge wire (it comes with one red and one black), but this really needs at least an 80 volt circuit breaker which it doesn't come with, so you need another wire or to cut the one it comes with and put new ends on. We measured up to 78 amps between the 12 volt battery and this and found it continually tripped a 60 amp circuit breaker. You also need at least a 14AWG dedicated extension cord if you need an extension cord. With the right stuff, it works well with my Bluetti 200 v2 set on Silent mode (which limits input to 800 watts max). I have this on my 2012 Prius III, which can't handle a 2000 watt inverter. Ah, we also found that for the Bluetti to not continually set off an alarm, the Prius needed to at least be in "ready" mode while this inverter is running. The inverter didn't complain, but the Bluetti did. If I remember correctly, the Bluetti estimated that it would take about 4 hours to fully charge that bluetti with this. We also put in connectors so that I can remove this as I have it in the area above the spare tire well and so need to remove it if I need to get to the spare tire, so if you do that, just remember, it must be 2 or 4 gage wire or the wires will get very hot. This does put out heat, so I wouldn't surround it with a bunch of clothing as I saw a YouTuber do. It will need some good air flow or it could overheat. I haven't gotten to fully test this out yet, but if this works well, it would be a real game changer to not have to use solar panels. If I just charged it for 1 1/2 hours a day, I could keep it topped up. I run a small iceco fridge 24/7, laptop, phone, and internet router off my bluetti. So many people are raving about alternator chargers and I'd love to have one, but you can't use one without an alternator and the Prius doesn't have an alternator, so this seems to be the next best thing. This comes with a wired remote and I plan to always turn it off when it's not in use.

I have a mini Crock pot I keep in my concrete mixer truck. I don't have time to stop for lunch. So I bought this to heat up my food while im on the go. I eat it when ever I get a chance. I don't have to worry about goin back to the break room to heat it up. It's worth every penny.