Audew 500Wh Portable Power Station,200W/156250mAh LiFePO4 Solar Generator with AC/DC/USB Output for CPAP Camping Emergency Outdoor

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Lets do some testing with this unit. I got it for camping and road trips etc. Let see what it can do, i got some drone batteries, laptop, and then see if we can jump start a few cars and trucks and lets see if we can max it out and hope it doesn’t blow up by trying to jump an F350 7.3L Diesel truck, which I DONT ADVICE!! BUT I wanted to try it anyways, enjoy the video review.

I bought this to run a CPAP on while remote camping in the Jeep. Tested my CPAP by plugging into the AC side, it ran for 3 full nights with 1/5 bars left, I didn't run it exhaustion. If run on DC, there is the possibility I could get 4 nights. The AC charger only puts out 4 amps, so it takes about 8 hours on house power to fully charge. It might fully charge faster on a 10 amp feed from auto 12v system. So far, so good. We shall see how it handles my 45qt 12v refrigerator.

The first unit had a defective inverter when it arrived. The vendor promptly replaced the unit with one that worked and they didn't even need for me to ship the first unit back. That is amazing because the lithium, iron, phosphate battery alone has a significant salvage value. I wouldn't hesitate to do business with them again. Also, the MP500 is a wonderful portable power source.

This power station is OK, but the quoted performance is misleading. On AC output I was able to get 400 Wh at most, not 500. Typically, the total energy available is around 350 Wh. I made these measurements using a $13 power AC meter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07M8JKLG5/The best performance (400Wh) was with a 60 W incandescent bulb which I also used to validate the power meter accuracy. With lighter loads (~ 25 W) got around 350 Wh.Keep in mind, this item cannot be returned ( Li battery? ) You buy it you are stuck with it, like I am now.

Bought this for my CPAP and camping. Some reviews described it as lasting all night or even several nights. The humidifier is a big power draw, but I had hoped it would last one night with humidifier and then I would charge it the next day. We have solar panels on the roof of our camper and I plugged in the cigarette lighter cord and it as been two days and it still is not charged fully. I have a small inverter (110) and I have it plugged in to that and I believe it is charging slowly. I will have to shut off the humidifier and hope I can a couple nights with it. I hope I have a solution for charging it with an inverter so I can use my CPAP during a long camping trip. I had big hopes for this battery pack and I am very disappointed.

I bought this item at $339. That is a very good value for a 500WH LiFePO4 battery pack with a pure sine wave A/C output. The build seems solid and it's worked well so far.Cons: Others have mentioned that the unit will not allow for pass-through charging. So I was expecting that. What I didn't expect and what was the biggest disappointment for me was that the unit does not display the real-time input or output power. This is a pretty big downer. It's very helpful to know how much power is being drawn from the battery pack for numerous reasons that I'm sure I don't need to explain to anyone reading this. It's also very helpful to know how much power you're getting from a solar set up for recharge. It's nice to know your solar system is working and to be able to aim the panels based on watts going into the unit.In the end I'm still glad I bought it. But I don't think I'd pay much more for it than I did.

Purchased this 500Wh solar generator based on recommendation from friend who has been using his for quite some time. Came charged @ 4 of 5 bars. Charged from a regular outlet, & also using one solar panel in full sun light. Charge times seem to be similar. Very easy to use, light weight, & charge seems to go for quite some time when using it for laptop, charging phones, power banks, using small lamps, etc.The only 2 minor things I suggest they work on is having a display that will show the battery charge level, & the connection between the charging port & the power chord connector you have to make sure it plugs in all the way.Like the product & highly recommend.

Very well designed - expected cheaper plastic case -but instead was nice lightweight stiff anodized aluminum, with good quality ABS plastic front and back.Very quiet operation - A.C. inverter works great and no noisy cooling fans needed since entire case acts as a heat sink.Large capacity battery lasts very long time without charging (lasted me for 2 days without charge camping before I got solar panel to charge during the day).There are only 2 issues that could be improved on:1) the display is very simplistic and shows basic status and relative battery level; no numbers - would be nice to have more details about WHr left and current power use and charge rate. - Hopefully Audew offers display upgrade in the future.2) when the charger or solar panel is connected and charging battery, the DC and AC outputs are disabled - there is no bypass mode. I understand advantage of charging only for battery life, but would be nice to put in a switch to allow bypass mode like other power stations

Well made,reliable and great product,if you have camping trips,this unit does the job.Also I asked the company if they have the pass-through charging power station,they said that they will update the pass-through in the future.Looking forward to they can sell the update version soon.