BROWEY Portable Power Station 153Wh Camping Small Solar Generator with Hand Crank 120V 150W AC Outlet Lithium Battery Power Bank, Wireless Charging Emergency Charger for Outdoor Travel Home BackupGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

It’s great yes limited but will help keep laptop tablets phones working when you need it most. No regrets on this guy

This thing is awesome. It will power just about anything. It has an outlet for plugs, wireless charging on top of the device, it has 2 USB-C ports and 2 USB-A ports. It has a powerful camping light and a hand crank for emergency charging. It will power both AC and DC powered electronics. Very happy with purchase.

GR8 product

Let me start off by saying this has a great battery capacity. Whether it's charging your phones (many, many times over), running small AC-current devices, or just supplying some light via the built-in LED light, it seems to really be a nice camping companion... However...One of the things that I would want out of something like this is some assurance that it water resistance. Obviously, it's not always sunny and dry when camping. Though, for all the "ruggedness" it has, the manual warns against getting it wet. This is a bit of a strike against it.Another thing to be aware of is the crank only charges a backup battery that runs the light. It is not going to charge the main battery that runs all the USB and AC plugs. That's OK, if you know about that. It will likely charge your small devices over the course of a short camping trip just fine, and if you have a solar panel (not included) you can charge it during a sunny day. (Just don't forget it outside in case it rains.)Overall, I think this will serve us well. I just am a little bummed it's not as water resistant as I had hoped.

I've been looking forward to this product for a long time. I was lucky enough to get one early through one of their pre-launch events, and it definitely lived up to the anticipation. It's finally available on Amazon now, and I'm thinking of getting one for my parents too. After all, there aren’t many products on the market that are this practical and well-suited for emergencies.First of all, the quality is excellent especially the emergency light. I used it during a recent power outage, and it worked perfectly. I also tried the hand-crank feature; it’s surprisingly good. One minute of cranking powers the light for about five minutes, which I really appreciate. It would be even better if it could charge a phone, but I understand that the hand-crank doesn’t generate that much power.In my opinion, this light is something every household should have for emergencies. It also comes with a 150W AC outlet, which is incredibly convenient. Now I can bring my laptop and work from anywhere. After using it for a month, I can confidently say it's a great product overall.

All it is is a giant battery pack. The hand crank only Powers the light forn10 min after you crank it for 5 min. I wanted a battery pack that could be charged with a hand crank, this is not it. If it runs out of power and you still don't have a way to plug it in, it's useless.

This thing worked WAAAAYYYY better than I thought it was going to. recharged my phone multiple times without missing a single beat and can even switch into beast mode and run a regular outlet plug. I don't know how strong the grounding is because it's so small and the outer shell is plastic, but it does take grounded plugs, it has a fan, etc. It can charge from the sun, hand crank or USB C. Very impressed with functionality, definitely satisfied with the purchase. Light is also super bright, and it can mag charge phones as well.

The media could not be loaded. I received my portable power station the other day. It included the power station itself, a 5.5mm solar panel charging cord, a USB-C cable, and an AC adapter. Additionally, it came with a small handle that makes it easy to carry around with just one finger. The power station was more than half charged, as indicated by its battery icon. It took approximately 90 minutes (using my 45w Lenovo charger) to fully charge.To test the battery capacity, I used the power station to power my laptop and see how long it would last. I first let my laptop battery to almost fully discharge and then connected it to this power station. With an advertised capacity of 154Wh, I anticipated that the power station would provide up to 3 hours of use, and this power station didn't disappoint. I figured that with 154Wh, it should provide about 41,622 mAh at 3.7V (the typical voltage for laptops and cell phones), which gave me those three hours, but your experience may be different depending on your laptop's specifications, screen size, and power settings. My laptop features a 14" OLED UHD screen with an Intel Core Ultra5 processor, which all together consumes very little power.This power station has so many features that listing them all feels repetitive. The key point is that you can connect almost anything to it, and it will work effectively. In emergency situations, it's reassuring to know that you can use its hand-crank to generate enough energy to power its flashlight. Additionally, its 5.5mm charging cable can be used to connect it to a solar panel, which must be purchased separately. Setting it up is straightforward, and you probably won’t need to read the manual. However, I recommend doing so, as it explains many features you might not discover just by looking at the device. It's also beneficial to understand the dos and don’ts for how to use it effectively. Overall, I think this is a very good portable power station; it's light, has ample power to meet my emergency needs, and can be charged in several ways. Most importantly, I can connect and use almost any device with it (obviously not a fridge or AC), and it is also fairly inexpensive, making it a value purchase as well.