Portable Power Station 28,000mAh LiFePO4 Battery 100W(200W Peak) Solar Power Bank, Portable Charger Small Generator with AC Outlets & PD Fast Charging for Home/Laptop/Camping(Solar Panel Optional)

Excellent portable power station
I am very satisfied with this LiFePO4 portable power station. It has a compact size but offers very good performance. The battery feels of great quality and keeps the charge for quite a long time. It is ideal for emergencies, trips, camping or to use it as a backup at home.I really liked that it has several outputs, which allows you to charge several devices at the same time without problems. The design is solid, easy to transport and the operation is very simple, even for those who have no experience with this type of equipment.For the price, the value for money is excellent. It fulfills what it promises perfectly and arrived in good condition and on time. I definitely recommend it.

Surprisingly Powerful for Its Size”
I bought this power station for camping and occasional power outages, and I’m really impressed. It’s super compact (just a little bigger than my water bottle) and yet provides 100 W continuous output with a 200 W surge, which is more than enough to run my laptop + phone + mini light together. According to tests, it has a 28,000 mAh / 89.6 Wh LiFePO₄ battery.Some features that stood out:7 output ports: 2 AC outlets, 2 USB-C, 2 USB-A, and a DC5521 port.Fast charging: You can recharge it from 0–80% in about 1.5 hours using wall + USB-C.Very durable battery: The LiFePO₄ chemistry supports thousands of cycles (in theory), so I feel like this is a long-term buy.Quiet: No loud fan, so it’s nice to use indoors or in a tent.Built-in LED light: Has 4 brightness modes + SOS — very handy in emergencies.Portable: Only ~2.5 lb with a soft handle, so easy to throw in a backpack.Downsides:The USB-C PD is only 45W / 15W, so it’s not super fast for high-power laptops.Because of the 100W cap, you can’t run very power-hungry appliances (like big heaters or kettles).The LCD screen is basic — doesn’t show time remaining or detailed stats.Overall: Great value for the price. If you want a small, reliable power station for electronics, this is a really solid pick

Disappointed – Did not keep low voltage string lights lit
I ended up returning this item. I charged it fully and it only lasted about 90 minutes for a set of string lights I had on my canopy. I was very disappointed – I expected it to last at least the entire evening for such little electrical usage.

Great…. But not perfect
So the description isn’t exactly accurate. It does mostly work as described……however, it definitely isn’t quiet. I use mine to power my monitor, which consumes like 30 watts, and you can definitely hear a light humming sound for sure. When it is quiet, you can absolutely hear it make noise. That being said, it’s not a big deal breaker for me since I usually have music or the TV playing anyways, and it drowns out the slight humming sound of the battery bank. But, I just don’t want anyone think it doesn’t make any sound at all like the description would make you believe….because that definitely isn’t the case.Update: I just found out that NOT all Pass Through Charging devices are created equally. Some use Direct Pass-through charging. Meaning it powers the device plugged in first, and any remaining power is then used to charge the power station. And then there is the Charge/Discharge type. Which means you are charging your power station, while your power station is using it’s battery to power the device at the same time. And this method is MUCH MUCH worse on the battery. And unfortunately this uses the Charge/Discharge pass-through method. So keep that in mind. I honestly had no idea until I started looking more in to portable power stations and doing more research about them. And a Key way to tell, just FYI…….is, does your power station charge much slower when using Pass-Through charging, and does it get hotter to the touch moreso than when it’s just charging with nothing plugged in to it? If so, then it unfortunately Does NOT use the Direct Pass-through charging method…..which is ideally what you what in a Pass-through charging power station. So while this does support pass-through charging…..it is the Charging/Discharging type, so I would highly advise not using it that way. Charge it up, then use it…..but definitely do not try using it while it’s charging. Only do that with a device that Supports the Direct Pass-through charging method, and not ones like this that use the Charge/Discharge Pass-through method.