Portable Power Bank 80000mAh 288Wh CPAP Battery Backup Power Supply for Camping Outdoor Home Emergency Power Station with Wireless Charging for Philips DreamStation, Car Refrigerators

The media could not be loaded. I need a small power station that can fulfill my basic needs for the upcoming camping trip. And this small and compact design has made me a believer! This power station came in with zero percent battery, but I was able to get it fully charged around 3.5hrs using 100W TypeC. So far, I have used to charge my S23Ultra twice from ~20% remaining battery to full change, and its battery indicator still shows 95% (looking promising). And my plan is to bring this power station to charge my phone, laptop, mini fridge, GoPro, and other small gadgets for the 2-night camping. This power station does carry adequate weight. For its battery capacity, actual packed size and awesome price tag, it is an amazing product to my view. I highly recommend folks to try this out.

There's nothing quite like being somewhere and losing power and having no ability to charge something that can be precious in a time of an emergency like your phone. This is a great way to feel a little more secure about the situations by having something that can also act as a backup in case you enter an emergency without power. This thing is built very well in a solid and somewhat heavy so expect that it's not super portable. It is very portable though compared to something like an actual generator this is not meant to like help you survive for hours and hours but it definitely can help get you by in a pinch. Or you can just use it day-to-day to help charge your devices. It is quite pricey when you can just get a power bank much cheaper but then again a power bank is not going to be effective in a situation where you lose power in your home.

This battery pack is great for camping or power outages. The wireless charger on the top is a nice touch. The carrying case has room to store a couple of USB cables along with a 12v plug

Worked well for 30 days. Then power display began to report the wrong power % left. I bought it in a field of costly power packs this one appeared to be one of the reliable ones. I regret the purchase. I tried all the connectors and they appeared to work except the DC car interface. I tried to use it to power a portable cooler No joy. That should have been the first clue. All I can say is I never even got to return it for a second go. If you get one use it as much as you can to be sure you don't get one like mine or can at least return it. Not the best money I've spent this year. .

This is a great product, and it came in an awesome case, looks very durable. It does take a while to charge, so plan accordingly if you want to bring it somewhere, like charging overnight. The power it provides is accurate to the specifications.

This no name (China) portable power station (questionable 80000mAh) looks nice and comes with a nice case and 2 12v cables (1 for mini fridges/coolers, 1 for CPAP or other standard 12v (also can use from vehicle to charge power station). I charged it up (from zero %) with a PD100 USB-C charger (and proper 100W USB-C to USB-C cable) in about 4 hours with no issues. It's a flat design which I don't know if I think it's good or bad yet. All I know is that for this price range and category it should include one or two AC/110 plugs as well. I can only give this a neutral rating until it gets some more use.