EBL Portable Power Station 300, 110V/330W Pure Sine Wave Solar Generator (Solar Panel Not Included) - Peak 600W Backup Lithium Batteries AC Outlet for Blackout Outdoors Camping Hunting Travel, MP330

I am very happy with my EBL 1,000 watt power station. I have a solar power system in my shed and I use the EBL to take power from the solar shed to the house. I fill up with power in the workshop and then use it to power my roll-around dishwasher in the house. I also use it to charge my iPhone and iPad. When I’m not running my daily load of dishes I can use the EBL for other stuff too. I’m really surprised with how much power this thing can hold and put out. The price point was cheaper than building my own stuff with batteries and an inverter. I can put it in my car trunk and charge it while I am driving. It’s really versatile and handy. I’m really glad I bought it.

UPDATE: So, I will say this was a one-off. EBL handles its business and stands behind its products. Someone from EBL sent me a new one to try out after the RMA returned as defective. They sent me a new power Station and it works like a charm. Totally worth the price and works for camping. I would say that I would invest and get the bigger one for a better charge. I would highly recommend them, just because if there is a problem, they jump all over it to fix them. They really do stand by their products.ORIGINAL: So I like EBL. I use them for my rechargeable batteries, so I purchased the Power Station thinking it would be good. I charged the PS up and then ran it down. Well the second time I went to go use it. It wouldn't power anything. I am not sure if this was my error or EBL PS error, but I couldn't figure it out so I returned it. It worked well while I had it until it stopped working like a week later. What I will say about EBL is there Customer service is really good. I didn't contact them, I just sent it back because I was in a hurry to have something for a camping trip. Like I said, maybe a one but I don't know.

Used during camping. Worked great.

I have a 10-year-old 3000-watt gas powered generator out back. Took care of it so it could take care of the house. But I'm almost 70 now and I don't want to go outside in a storm strong enough to knock the power out. We've been looking for an "inside the house" solution and this EBL Power Station was it. We looked at what we really needed to get through the first few hours of losing power. We needed a TV or 2, internet and cable router, fridge, deep freezer and, if at night, a light or two. Reading the reviews to see how others used it, we knew a 1000-watt Power Station would be the right size to get us through the toughest time, the first few hours. It came about 52% charged. Around 4 hours later it was fully charged. I plugged my freezer in (85 watts when cycling) at 7 pm and checked it at 7 am. It was reading 58%. I found that to be pretty darn good, about the same as others were getting. More than enough to get you through the night. This Power Station is well built, is a great size and is easy to operate. The directions were clear which was nice. While it is a bit heavy, I'm only moving it from the utility room to near the fridge, 10 feet, so not a big deal. Watch the price like I did. It was 499 with a 100-dollar coupon. We jumped on it and are glad we did. If you want an easy solution to tide you over in a jam, get this.

I wish it had the third prong for my computer. Other than that it works as it should. The battery life is great! Easy to use. It charges our phones, tablets, speakers, fans, credit card machine. It gets the job done. I forgot my cord for my phone at a pop up shop and I said oh yea I can use the wireless charger! I love it!