GRECELL Portable Power Station 300W, 230Wh LiFePO4 (LFP) Battery, 1.5hrs Fast Charging, 2 Up to 300W(Peak 600W) AC Outlets, Solar Generator for Outdoor Camping/RVs/Home Use

I’ve been a bit of a battery pack collector over the years, I’ve bought just about every brand out there since they first became popular a while back. But there’s this one brand I hadn’t even heard of until recently, and honestly, I almost scrolled right past it because the price seemed too good to be true.Curiosity got the best of me, so I took a chance and grabbed one. And let me tell you—this thing absolutely smokes every other battery pack I’ve ever owned. Hands down the best. The charging speed alone is nuts—I can get it fully charged in less than an hour. Under an hour! For a pack with this many watts? Seriously, I’m still trying to wrap my head around how this is possible at under $500.I’ve been showing it off to my friends, and it’s caused quite a stir. At last count, I think maybe eight people have already bought one after seeing mine in action—especially folks who’ve seen the other packs I’ve used before. It’s honestly like this company has cracked the code, offering a top-tier product for way less money than the competition without cutting corners. I’m still in awe. This company is going to be selling a lot of these as many people I have shown are super impressed.I guess what really gets me is not just the performance, but how unusually affordable it is for what it brings to the table. It’s rare to find that kind of value these days, and I wanted to pass it along because I think anyone who’s been on the fence about upgrading should definitely check this out.

Bought this for an Oxygen Concentrator that blew the fuse on my car cigarette lighted output. A smaller power backup I had did not put out enough watts. This one has worked fine in the car and can be put in a shopping cart. Recharges in 4 hrs. Met my wife's needs and easy to use.

Update!!!A day after my bewildered review of one star, this business emailed me to confirm & ask about my problem. They explained clearly: a blow dryer requiring more power than the generator/battery has, will not work.They repeatedly contacted me and were soooo diligent & worked hard trying to:+ Give me assistance and advice to make the return process as easy as possible+ The offer of an additional $20 to ease my disappointment and my time.Although I’m frustrated that I couldn’t magically make the device do what I wanted, those guys have been professional, gone out of their way and been patient with me. I gave the device to a friend. They say that it’s fabulous because it retains the charge with daily but marginal use, for 6 days, so far & it’s user friendly. They also said, the direction much better than most.Great company!______________________________________________________________My bathroom is being rewired and I wanted a temporary way to use a handheld blow dryer, curling iron AND for any future power outages. The charge level reading never reached 100% after being connected at the wall for 24hours, plus. I’ve contacted the maker, but even if they replaced the item, the hours spent trying to get this one to function are gone.

When the subject of power stations comes up, it's important to introduce "what do you need one for?" into the conversation. If it's back-up energy, or to use on a long camping trip, the best advice is "get as much power as you can afford." But not everyone is looking for emergency power, or two weeks in an RV. This Grecell 300W fills the simpler needs, and it does it well. It will handle an appliance up to 300 watts (it's advertised as 600 watts peak) with a continuous run time of 240 watt hours. You're not going to be able to use that with anything that heats (usually), has a motor, a compressor, or other high-energy devices. BUT... it can recharge a lap-top, cell-phone, power an LED TV, and anything else that doesn't use more than 300 watts, including a wi-fi router. I recently received a heated massage device and was surprised it was only 25 watts. The Grecell is great for this, I don't have to be near an outlet or get an extension cord. You may also use it for a short time for electric blankets or heated throws, either 12v or 110 ac. I don't know that I would have paid full price for it, but with the discounted price it is well worth having. The built-in light is cool, too. I'm pleased with this device. If you're considering it, and it's still on sale, don't hesitate. You'll find a use for it. Oh, and anytime you're considering this or any power station, bone up on the math of wattage. That will guide you well!

I’ve been using this to power my WiFi orA computer during power outages. Also good for charging laptops. I also have brought it in the road to power electric water kettles for tea and coffee on the road. I charge it using solar panels that have a DC 7406 connector using a 7406 to USB-C adapter which I plug into here. Nice compact generator battery for emergencies or on the go.

It's not a workhorse but can power some tablets, table lamps, and charge your phones. I would not recommend this to power your kitchen appliances.

This was probably one of the most sturdy and strongest power banks that I've ever received. But upon receiving it, when I went to plug it in to charge it. The item, which is the powerbank, would not accept a charge from the power cord. I got in touch with the company right away. Even though there's no returns in this item, they allowed me to return it. For some reason in the Amazon website, it doesn't show where it is in the system. But I keep track of it by the tracking number and I can tell when it actually reaches the amazon return facility and then I can always chat with somebody on customer service and ask them what's up with my return. Because to be honest with you, I really want another one. But i'm not sure if it's the actual unit that's bad or if it's just the power cord. So when it's all said and done, i'm gonna purchase another one.Hopefully I'll get a discount