200W Portable Power Station, Powkey 120Wh/33,000mAh Power Bank with AC Outlet, 110V 6 Outputs Solar Generator External Battery Pack with LED Light for Home Use and Outdoor Camping

I bought the Powkey 200W Portable Power Station (120Wh/33,000mAh) specifically as a backup power source for my wireless modem, which is tucked away in a closet. And let me tell you—it does the job perfectly.We’ve experienced our fair share of wind storms, hurricanes, and deep freezes, all of which have led to power outages. This unit keeps my internet running during those events, which is a huge win for staying connected when everything else is down.It holds a charge for months, which is impressive. And the built-in light is a surprisingly handy bonus—especially when you're fumbling around in a dark closet trying to hook things up.I highly recommend this as a dependable backup solution, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one if the need arises.5 stars without question! 🔋💡🌪️

This is a game changer for me! I'm planning on a beach getaway and will spend the whole day there. I wanted something I could use to warm up food, charger my phone, if necessary and not have to pack it up due to not having access to this. I charged my laptop and it took a little over an hour to full charge it. I charged my cellphone and it took and hour to charge. I did this separately so I could see what each would use to charge up. I also used it via a surge protector and straight into the wall outlet as well as different charging cords. There was a significant difference between them.

Received well packed came with the third charge plugged it in took a while to charge but charged up within a couple hours seems to be good quality seems to be being on the light side hope it has longevity you never know

This machine is pretty cool. It doesn't what I need to to do. I'm a vendor at farmers markets and sometimes i do them at night. This thing will light up a pair of 54 ft stringlights for the 4 hours I need them for. It does take hours to charge so make sure you charge it overnight or ahead of time before you need to use it. The body construction feels like plastic but im ok with that. For 75 bucks this things awesome.

This works great! It charges both my phones and it can charge my fridge when the power goes out.

After purchasing this item, I tested the solar charging and it seemed to work ok in full sunlight. A couple weeks after receiving this item, I made sure to charge it up to power a cpap machine using a cable purchased to run off the 12V lighter socket for a camping trip. Unfortunately, it ran out of power in about 4 hours. I learned I needed to disable some of the features of the cpap to save on battery drain. I used this item occasionally to charge my phones/tablet a couples times at home and once for lighting when our power was out. I then charged it up in preparation for another camping trip the next spring. It worked for 3 1/2 nights (about 6 hrs per night) before battery charge depleted. I charged it back to full and was going to use it again for another camping trip. The first night I topped off my phone power with the wireless charging feature and then connected the cpap for sleep. Only had it powering the cpap for 15-20 minutes and it showed flashing low battery condition. The next day I tried to charge with solar panel (that came with the item in a bundle) but, it would not charge up. Then I tried to charge from my vehicle lighter socket but, also no change in battery level. Once I got it home, I tried to charge it with the wall power adapter but, this also failed to work. I have had the unit over a year, used it a only a couple of times and now appears to be no longer able to charge. Was hoping to have this as a backup to run my cpap at home in case of future power outages and other emergency needs. In my opinion, this is not a reliable piece of equipment even for the price value and I would not purchase it again.

We recently had a bad storm with tornados involved coming through Georgia. I had to sleep in my unfinished basement with an air mattress with my daughter. I was able to plug everything in and have it charged just in case we had a power outage in my area. Thankfully everything went smoothly. The battery life was great and the light on the side helped. It’s the perfect size that you need if you need to bring it anywhere.

The media could not be loaded. This is actually a really nice power station. It's pure sine, so you get a stable true-voltage output at the AC receptacles (117.8VAC under no load). All DC outputs work well, and the wireless charging works great with my Pixel7, even with a case. It comes with a 90w AC charger, which the unit displays 84.3w incoming, which is pretty close to specs. It uses a less common DC7909 input connector, but that's easily solved by using a cheap DC5521-DC7909 adapter. The issue I'm having, however, is when trying to charge this power bank via solar. The input wattage bounces all over the place, from nothing, up to 83w, and everywhere in between, never "locking in". I have tried it with 3 different 100w portable (fold up) panels, all with the same results. I have tried a couple different adapters, as well as a MC4-DC7909 cable. I have a different brand power bank that gets a steady 89-92w input from all of those same panels. Charging on the wall charger works great - solar, not so much. That pretty much negates it's usefulness as a power solution when camping or beaching. If all you need is a charge-and-go unit, this would be a good choice for the variety of outputs, capacity, and a fair price. The problem I'm encountering may be just with the one I got, I'm not sure. But whatever is causing this "bouncing around" wattage on solar has left me puzzled and disappointed. If not for the issue I'm experiencing, I would definitely give this power bank a 5/5!