MARBERO Solar Generator 167Wh Camping Portable Power Station 200W Peak with Foldable Solar Panels 30W with AC Outlet 110V Multi-Port LED Flashlights for CPAP Home Camping Hurricane Emergency

Ordered this because I needed portable power at a garden spot with no power nor water. Never did I think I'd need it at our house. Power went off during a windstorm last night about 9 pm. Both my phone and hubbys phones were less than 10%. Hubby needed his phone at 100% for work the next morning. Plugged both our phones in to the pack. Took overnight to charge them both, so charging speed isn't the fastest, but it did the trick!! Plenty of power left on the chargers battery. Functioned better than even I expected. Power did come on about midnight. Very impressed nevertheless. Hubby was poo-poo when I first got it, but no longer. He's sold on it. Thanks for a great product.

Works excellent I recommend this product

I am on the go a lot for work so I got this because I didn’t want to rely too much on my car battery for charging small things. I use this to charge my phone and laptop and to power my electric lunch box to heat my lunch and with this load I charge it about 1-2x a week at home.I plug it in before bed and it’s fully charged by the morning but charging does take several hours. I also bought the solar panel so I can charge on the go if needed but even on a sunny day, the solar charge takes a very long time. I don’t think I’ve ever gotten it to a full charge within a work day.I keep it in my trunk when not in use so I wish the button on the side to turn on the light was somewhere else because it keeps turning on with the smallest nudge.Overall this is a very handy thing to have and I’m glad I bought it because I use it every day.

Man-o-man this is a great little unit for a fantastically LOW price. I have had mine for nearly a month in CONTINUOUS 24-hour-7-days-a-week use with the light on bright the whole time, and two or three days of rain-and-clouds, yet, has stayed completely charged-up the whole time. Great!

This will do what's advertised, but be wary of it's limitations.Just spent a four day weekend camping in the mountains, there were clouds but not often. The battery did a great job at charging phones and filling up air mattresses, but the wattage was not enough to power things like an electric pot for boiling water, or my niece's curling iron (why she brought a curling iron, I do not know)The solar panel won't work on light cloud coverage, it requires full sunshine in order to pick up a charge. That charge is slow, and the DC adapter is definitely a better choice, but we were without any kind of electrical outlets to use.By the beginning of our third day, the battery was dead and could only take a charge through the solar panel periodically. We also found issues where the USB-C port wouldn't charge an iPhone. But plugging a USB-C cable with a USB end worked properly in the USB port. Why one worked and the other didn't, we couldn't tell.All in all, having a battery like this for a camping trip definitely came in handy. But it wasn't reliable enough to keep us charged for a four day trip. If I had things my way, I would be returning this battery. But my niece decided to put the DC adapter in our cooler, which ruined it, so returning is not an option.Will it come in handy? Yes, for a day or two depending on your devices. But if you have longer trips planned or more advanced devices, maybe a more advanced model is better.

I needed for camping and the thing was only able to inflate 2 mattress and only one line of battery was left from a full charge..I try to use the type c port to charge my phone and it said 5 hours till full charge..when it normally takes 1hr with same charging cable..left the solar plugged in almost the whole day in direct sunlight and it only charge 2 bars ..I dont know if it was defective or description of product is wrong ...definitely trash on my end

So I wanted something that could keep my phone, daughters tablet, all the lanterns and and lights plus my 50,000mah power bank for back up night time power. We'll after completely draining the solar battery, charging everything I listed along side my vape with 2 18650 batteries. Set it up when I went to bed and by 11:30am it was 100% again the next day I kept everything on all lanterns, played music all day on my speaker, bug zapper going and puffing like a house fire on my vape and still kept everything charged and everything was at 100% the day we took the tent town after 3 days. It did wayy better than I expected. That being said the 100 watt output isn't going to power a hot plate or a coffee pot just small stuff.

Pretty powerful