BLUETTI Portable Power Station AC180, 1152Wh LiFePO4 Battery Backup w/ 2 1800W (2700W peak) AC Outlets, 0-80% in 45Min., Solar Generator for Camping, Off-grid, Power OutageClimatePartner certified

Love the quick charing from mains. Only regret is that we did not go for larger model.

Great unitNeat and provides us with enough power to go off grid on our camping trips

Got this to go off grid for a couple of days at a time in the motorhome. I got a 4 piece solar panel too. Does exactly what it should. It came run a ninja air fryer, kettle, coffee maker, microwave etc. I’m more than impressed with it. Great stuff

Easy to use ,simple and plenty of power. Well build as you would expect from Bluetti

Slower to full charge. That's cinpared to allpowers r1500. Smaller and user friendly in some respects, less ac plug ports which is good because they overload them to units when all you need is one. Having contacted customers services, I'm not impressed. I know at some stage they will be needed, but doubt they will be helpful. Just as well I bought o a credit card. Is it worth the current discounted price? It's worth 400 plus. But not it's current discounted price. I will update in due course, when its been used snd recharged using bluetti charge 1.

Every one needs this just in case grid goes down and to save caravan site electricity bills when away wouldn't never regret this purchase along side a solar panel

Does what it says on the tin and so versatile.Connected inside the garage of my motorhome and runs all the 230v socks as required. Will run the microwave which has a draw of around 1400 watts when running. 2 minutes of 800w microwave uses around 5 - 6% of the storage capacity of the AC180. Charges from a 12v cigarette socket at around 80-100 watts.. 230V charging has 3 modes, silent, normal and fast.I picked this over the Jackery 1000 V2 (which has very similar specs, and similar price) mainly due to the built in handles which for me made it easier for storage in the motorhome garage, also, whilst the Jackery was smaller, it was also only 10KG vs the 16Kg of the Bluetti AC180, I was suspicious of what Jackery left out to make it so light.Bonus, Bluetti has excellent customer service via Amazon messaging. I had a problem after about 2 months where the 12v cable would not charge the AC180. I contacted Bluetti via Amazon, they requested a photo (probably to make sure they sent the correct item) and sent out a new replacement cable free of charge and very quickly. Communication throughout was excellent.I would heartly recommend them.and YES, I did buy it with my own money :)

Having initially had the unfortunate delivery issue, potentially caused by unexpected levels of pre-Christmas orders, once the two AC180s finally arrived, my initial experience in their use has been extremely positive. I am charging them on cheap rate electricity to use during peak periods to reduce my bills, and they so far function extremely well in this capacity. Please Note!!! An inline timer (Wi-Fi, digital or analogue) is needed between the mains socket and the AC180 to do able to operate them in this way. I have one to power my PC and it resides in my bedroom, and charging up in silent mode, which takes longer, it doesn't disturb my sleep. Eventually I hope to use a Solar Panel array to charge them. I hope they will provide the long service that Bluetti imply they are capable of, I will update this review as my experience of using them progresses.