Good to have for emergency power or portable power. The unit started with about half power and it charged at around 55 watts using the included AC cable. That's a full charge in 5-6 hours, which is a bit slow compared to something like a tool battery but it's fine for backup power. It's small and easy to move around, but still has enough wattage for portable electronics and some smaller loads like an evap cooler or string lights. The screen and buttons are fairly straightforward. Hold the AC button for a few seconds and it toggles on/off. You can see the combined output wattage on the screen. It's great for camping, emergencies, or everyday portable power.
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I really like this unit. It did really well overnight with the CPAP machine. I still had three bars left which tells me I could run some small stuff at night and still run my CPAP all through the morning. It does have passed through which is super nice. It works great with all my appliances and everything I've plugged in so far it's done a good job. I wish it would charge a little faster but the deal is you keep charging the battery super fast all the time they wear out faster. Even your cell phone will go into a mode where it slowly charges until morning so that it's not always charging the battery hot great little unit. I really like the flash fish
This is a portable power station. It is 230.4 Watts. It has a LiFePO4 battery. It works well with the solar generator. It has AC Outlets and a light. This is a solidly built portable power station, it works great! It is easy to carry and sturdy. Once it is charged it lasts a long time! We got this to help us through power outages, we intend to run our fans and coffee maker off of this. It will charge off of any solar panel easily, making this a renewable source of power.