SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 Portable Power Station with 200W Solar Panel, 2,000W (Peak 3,000W) Solar Generator, Full Charge in 49 Min, 1,024Wh LiFePO4 Battery for Home Backup, Power Outages, and Camping

This is an excellent power station it power up my telescope, my laptop, and other things I highly recommend it , especially with it comes with the solar panels to recharge it.

I bought this so I could charge my e bike when camping without power. It did that just fine. The solar panels charged it back up on a sunny afternoon. An unexpected benefit was I could plug my trailer power cord into it and run my microwave and power up the 120V outlets. the only improvement for me would be for the connectors on the solar panels to be mounted at the top rather than the bottom so they'd stay cleaner when used on dirt.

great power at your own hands ultra hight quality it can recharge at high speed 75% in half hour I use at home at camping. in afield trip vacations because this way you don't need to ask for a recharge your phones and you can recharge in the car with the solar panel at home or wind turbine ultra portable and Anker brand you can go wrong

Purchased this set so I don't have to pay electric bills without a big roof solar panel setup. Testing the unit to see if it has enough capacity for a entire day to run my desktop computer and other electrical devices. Solix C1000 Gen 2 Power station Pro -Great power station for small use here and there -Lightweight and easy to move around -Very easy setup -Phone App makes it easy to see input/output -With 2x200w solar panel, in parallel connection, receiving around 300w+ will charge this station in 3-4hr Con -Power station does not have enough capacity so if you are planning to use it maybe 24/7, highly suggest a stronger power station -Makes this weird ticking sound every here and there, which is quite annoying Solar Panel Pro -No pros here Con -2 Star for really overpriced solar panel that should be half the price sadly. -Solar panel receives max 120-130w on clear sun, even the support mentioned it usually run at 60% of 200w. For a panel the cost almost double the competitor, it was very disappointing. -High price does not mean better product in this case for the solar panel. Renogy, their direct competitor has a solar panel half the price and actually performs better? I seen it get 160w/200w. After this purchase, I am most likely going to purchase their stronger power station SOLIX C2000 Gen 2, which has double the wh at 2048wh. For the solar panel, I will be purchasing another Renogy 200w solar panel to go along with this.

Very impressive as UPS. Stormwatch is cool, to automatically charge battery fully before impending storm. Is being used for computer and monitor, as well as pellet stove in winter. Perfect for camping, heavy but not too heavy. Customer service through email was great answering questions and timely.

I haven’t utilized the solar panels yet but the power station has been working great! It’s a hefty guy but what would you expect?

Excellent product

I've had various trials and tribulations with gas and duel fuel gennies over the years, and I've come to hate everything about them. I purchased a smaller power station a couple of years ago to power my router and laptop during outages while working from home; it worked perfectly, but was obviously too small for larger appliances. So, I gave this Anker a try. In testing, it powered my full sized fridge for over 8 hours with about 20% power remaining. I then tested my chest freezer, and it lasted even longer. I also tried the solar charging (and even bought a second set of panels) and it works very well in full sun. I have since had to use this device beyond just testing, and it has powered everything I've needed for the duration I needed. With the extra solar panels (and longer extension cables), I feel confident that I could get longer run time as needed. I'm very glad I made this purchase - it's so much easier than generators.

Die Kombi erfüllt ihren Zweck, ja sicherlich es ist ein Kompromiss aus Leistungsfähigkeit, Größe (inkl. Masse) und Preis. Als Notversorgung oder als schnelle mobile Lösung ist ist es ok Wunder sollte man aber nicht erwarten. Jetzt im Winter in Dt. ist es mit dem Nachladen sehr eng und wenn mann während des Verbrauchs nachladen will muss man zwingend mit dem Verbraucher zum Gerät oder das Laden unterbrechen. (Laptop im Homeoffice + WLANRouter), bei Werkzeugakkus (Akkuschrauber, Heckenschere etc), ist es etwas entspannter, Kühlbox im Winter geht und sollte auch im Sommer klappen. (noch nicht probiert)