Panana Aokaidun Portable Power Station 166Wh/45000mAh Lithium Battery Solar Electronic Generator 180W AC for Camping, Outdoor Adventure Explorer, Travel, Emergency Power Backup

Upon testing several times , runs a ...bt smart hub 2 @11-14 watts for 9 hours , leaving 25% battery. Holds charge well , solid casing, fan assist cooling although it runs silently on my low wattage tests. Great seller very approachable .I like the design , the digital battery meter is accurate but takes some getting used too on how it displays the charging and holding power information,, seems to show in blocks of use/charge, rather than an accurate percentage display.

I charged mine at home and then hooked it up to a solar panel to recharge whilst at the festival. It was was small, not too heavy so I loved how compact it was for the amount of power it kicks out. Charged my card readers, my laptop, phones, lights, you name it, I was charging it! Would definitely recommend this. You get a charger cable to charge on a 13 amp plug but need to buy a solar panel and the various cables to hook that up to it if you want to use it that way.

Bought this item just over 1 year ago in June 2023 - Have used the device successfully twice but recently on the 3rd attempt it failed, i.e no output.I've attempted to re-charge but the charge rate sits on flashing 00 .... and there is no output avaiable neither DC or AC outputs working!.Tried to contact seller but Amazon stated no longer linked to Amazon so cannot help.If you cannot get support then do not buy. I feel the product should last for at least 2 years ... not just over 1 year ..... Amazon should still support

Good if you need it on the odd occasion.Used this as trickle charger for my motorbike and now to provide electric in my shed as it wasn’t great for the other.It works, but it drains way too fast compared to others available. Just by leaving the switch in the on position you can see the percentage counting down fairly quickly.Charging is very noisy as it kicks the fan in for the duration of the charge… (several hours).However, it is fairly portable, a good size and not too weighty. I think it could work in an emergency. Just don’t expect it to last a long time - maybe for a few hours or so.My trickle charger for example would draw around 30watts if in full charging mode and about 2 watts if in standby mode. This power station wouldn’t last the whole night, let alone anything long term.Great for the price, by limited in its use.

Works OK for the price paid and will charge/run a good variety of equipment but mis advertised as "pure sine wave" (see photograph). This is modified sine wave and may damage some sensitive equipment. If you are savvy enough to cope with this then it may still be worth buying. Unit is well built and feels quite solid.

Great for camping. I took it away for a week and it charged my phone every night and allowed me to top up my king size air bed every day and I still only used just under 50% of the battery life. Very quiet and easy to use, only made noise when charging the battery at home. Yes it's a little heavy and bulky put both perfectly reasonable for the amount of power you get.

I'm using the smaller power station to power a USB light in my garage.It takes a literal age to recharge but once it IS charged it works fine.I've no way to test it properly,but it seems to last a good long while, about twice as long as the 20,000nah power bank I was using previously so that's about right, I thinkIt's well made and feels like it'll last.Nice item at a nice priceEdit.I've since discovered that it's charge rate is 30W, which explains the long charge time. All is still good , it's working well. Still great value

This is brilliant. Ideal for festivals where you need charging and no power hookups