Egretech Portable Power Station 300W, 260Wh Solar Generator 500W Output Max, with 300W AC & 100W PD, 4.72lbs Lightweight Power Station for Camping/Hiking/Emergency

I recently purchased the Portable Power Station 300W, 260Wh Solar Generator 500W Output Max, and it has exceeded all my expectations. Here’s why:**Exceptional Power Capacity:**This power station boasts a robust 260Wh battery with a maximum output of 500W. It easily powered my camping essentials, including a mini fridge, lights, and even charged my phone and laptop multiple times.**Versatile Charging Options:**With a 300W AC outlet and a 100W PD port, I found it incredibly versatile. I was able to charge multiple devices simultaneously without any issues. The USB and DC ports were a nice addition, catering to various gadgets.**Portability:**Weighing in at just under 7 pounds, it's incredibly lightweight and compact. Carrying it around during my hiking and camping trips was a breeze. It’s designed for portability without sacrificing power.**Solar Compatibility:**Pairing it with a solar panel made it a perfect off-grid solution. The solar charging capability was a game-changer, ensuring I had a continuous power supply even in remote locations.**Emergency Ready:**During a recent power outage, this power station became our household savior. It kept essential devices running, providing peace of mind in emergency situations.**Durability and Design:**The build quality is top-notch, with a rugged exterior that withstands the rigors of outdoor use. The sleek design also makes it an attractive addition to any gear setup.Overall, this Portable Power Station is a must-have for anyone who loves outdoor adventures or needs a reliable backup power source. Its powerful performance, portability, and versatility make it worth every penny.Highly recommended!

Bought to fit in Pelican 1520 as power bank for Starlink Mini. Best form factor and weight for the capacity. Best for packing in bags, suitcases, etc. This form factor and 300wh is a winner at this price. This is the one you’ve been looking for. Leather handle can feel goofy but is actually good quality and is functional. I removed and installed a nylon strap in its place, but the metal attachment points are the big design win here.

Living in an area prone to power outages, I invested in the Egretech, and I couldn’t be happier. It performed flawlessly during our last outage, keeping our essential devices powered. The noise level is remarkably low, which is a huge plus when using it in close quarters. The multiple outlets allowed me to connect everything from my fridge to my phone charger simultaneously. It also provided steady and consistent power without any fluctuations. This generator is a must-have for anyone looking to ensure their family's safety and comfort during unexpected outages!

Maybe like you, I was attracted to this device because all the Starbucks have stopped offering plug-in AC in their stores and my MacBook Pro 16-inch will only last about an hour on its own. The Egretech pictures look great! There are even several videos online that demonstrate this unit powering a multitude of devices. IT'S ALL A LIE and customer service is a joke! Here's why:1. The AC input on first device I purchased was dead on arrival. In fact only one USB-C port worked. So I had to return it, and since it's sold by the manufacturer NOT Amazon, I had to deal directly with them. They are slow to respond and beg you not to return for refund. I was okay the first time with a replacement: let's face it, the device is the perfect size for a briefcase!!! I needed this to work so bad. Took more than 2-weeks to get the replacement device despite several times Amazon had to step in.2. When the replacement finally arrived, the packaging looked worn - as if I was sent a refurbished device, and to my horror, the AC input was dead on arrival again!3. Read the other reviews - I missed something someone else noted that is gold: YOU CAN'T BRING THIS DEVICE ON AN AIRPLANE!!! There is no warning about this whatsoever on the packaging or ad site. Look on the TSA website and you'll see you can only bring up to 100w battery. The poor guy in the other review had TSA take the device and he lost everything.4. The directions are horrible. They tell you pretty much nothing and with support only available through Amazing messaging with the seller, it took 3-4 days for me to troubleshoot the first device to determine it was defective.5. Communication from the seller is slow and unreliable: on both return occasions the seller said they would provide a return address by a certain day, and they were late both times, which means I had to wait longer for my replacement and refund. What's worse than this is that it takes the same effort to send a return address as it does to write me saying "we've accepted your return, kindly allow us until Monday to provide you with a return address".6. Just so you know, I've provided pictures of both devices with dead AC ports. Notice that the AC port is powered on, and zero power is delivered through those ports. I tried a number of AC powered devices - they all failed: MacBook Pro with 95w adapter, simple lamp, 30w charger, and hotel coffee maker - all failed.I ended up purchasing a 100w power bank that only has USB-C outputs for my MacBook Pro. Ultimately that, and charging my iphone are the only reasons I need this device, and once I learned about the TSA thing, then it became a no-brainer. If I end up needing more power, I'll just buy another 100w - you can bring multiple 100w batteries on commercial flights, just not MORE than 100w. Hope this helps.

Can run a 55 quart fridge/freezer for 7 hours at -4 set point. Awesome!! This thing is tiny, and works perfectly! I can’t talk about longevity yet, but it is awesome!!!!