MARBERO Portable Power Bank with AC Outlet, Peak 120W/110V Portable Laptop Battery Bank, 24000mAh Charger Power Supply with AC Outlet, Power Station for Outdoor Camping Home Office Hurricane Emergency

We bought this little power bank for our son. It has a pretty powerful light on one end that is mighty convenient. The battery capacity is convenient for cell phones, Nintendo switch, tablets, and can go for a couple charges. There are multiple style charging options.. USB ports, type c port, regular plug in.. Overall, we are happy with this purchase, and would buy again. He still uses this a year later with no issue. The quality is better than expected, and it's a good value for the money.

Fantastic product

This portable battery charger with an included outlet is a true standout for anyone who needs reliable power on the go. The biggest benefit is the ability to plug in small devices like a laptop or DSLR camera charger—something traditional power banks simply can't offer. This extra feature means you can charge your essential tech without needing to search for wall outlets or carry multiple charging accessories. Whether you're traveling, working remotely, or out on an adventure, it's incredibly convenient to keep your devices powered up.The charger is compact for its functionality, but it is a bit bulkier and heavier than some other models, which may be a consideration if you're looking for something ultra-lightweight. However, the trade-off is worth it for the added convenience of an actual outlet. The price was great for the features included. It’s a reliable and powerful solution that ensures you stay connected and productive, no matter where you are. Perfect for those who need more than just phone charging while on the move!

I bought the MARBERO portable power bank primarily for camping trips and emergency backup during power outages, and it’s proven to be a really handy little device.What I Like:AC Outlet is a Game-Changer: The 110V/120W AC outlet handled my laptop (45W charger) with no issue, and also powered a small fan and camera battery charger while camping.Good Capacity: With 24,000mAh, I got about 3 full phone charges, 1 laptop charge, and still had some juice left. Great for day trips, remote work, or keeping essentials going during an outage.Portable and Lightweight: Very easy to carry around—smaller than I expected, and fits easily in a backpack or glove box.Quiet and Safe: No fan noise or overheating during use. It seems well-built and safe for indoor or tent use.USB Ports Work Great: Charged multiple devices at once (USB and AC at the same time), including phone, Kindle, and Bluetooth speaker.Things to Consider:Not for High-Power Devices: Don’t expect it to run a coffee maker, hair dryer, or anything over 120W—it’s not that kind of power station.AC Outlet Auto-Shuts Off: If there's no device drawing power, the AC outlet shuts off to save energy. Not a big deal, but worth noting if you're plugging something in later.This power bank is perfect for camping, emergency kits, or remote work where you need AC and USB charging. It’s not a full-on generator, but for charging electronics and small devices, it’s super reliable and worth the price. I plan to keep it charged and ready!

This thing is quite small, so don't expect it to be something that takes care of your electrical needs while camping off grid. This M82SMAX isn't like a large Delta battery pack, with only an 80 watt continuous inverter (120 watt max) and 30,000mAh capacity, it's small and light enough to fit in your hand. It has a modified sine wave inverter instead of pure sine wave, so I wouldn't want to use this as a daily thing for sensitive electronics - but for emergency usage it's fine.And that's exactly what I was looking for because along with a small 21watt solar panel, they fit in an EMP shielded bug out bag perfectly.The problem I had with the various phone charger type of power bricks that easily fit in a backpack is that none of them have an AC outlet. This solves that problem. Now don't go expecting to run a hair dryer off of this, but you can run your laptop for a while. For the cheap price I like to think of it as a nice little have for SHTF scenarios.And yeah as others have noted the flashlight on it is very large and bright.

I bought this charging unit on the recommendation of a user who said her brother bought this for camping and it’s the best. Well either I got a defective one or…..It took 7 hrs 30 mins to charge and only gave2 hrs 15 mins of use. And the only thing I had plugged in was a small fan. It was also expensive. I tried to get a refund Amazon said I had to get it to them by Mar 8 which could not happen because I was away on holiday. I made contact with the manufacturer directly and they have been avoiding me after telling me this model takes that long. I wouldn’t mind if I got equal or double the 7 hrs of use but 2 hours that’s not even economical. So my advice learn from my expensive mistake and don’t always believe reviews. The first pictures are when charging and the last 2 pictures are it in use. 1 hr and a bar has already gone and it wasn’t used continuously in that hour.

Using it to charge a big, old HP Laptop I have to use at work. Adds couple hours to get me through the night.

Awesome power supply for the money! Was going for the lesser priced one but started comparing the two and decided for the better one. Bought it just in case the power went out when I needed to use the nebulizer. I tried it out and was able to complete my medication completely on the same strength bar. I’m very pleased and relieved knowing it will provide what I need in a power outage.