Webetop Portable Generator Inverter Battery Camping Emergency Home Use UPS Power Source Charged Solar Panel/Wall Car 110V AC Outlet (222 WH)

The performance of this product is amazing. As an astronomer, I use it to power my telescope electronics and drive motors when I'm out in the field. it has plenty of power reserve for a full night of observing, and I recharge it easily with a portable solar array during the day, entirely freeing me from reliance on the power grid. Portability, construction, and ease of use is superb, and can't be approached by products three times the cost. I highly recommend this unit to anyone seeking a reliable, versatile, and field-ready power source.

We live in a rural area that tends to lose power rather frequently. I got tired of sitting in the dark without lights and TV and I thought it would even come in handy to save the food in the refrigerater for those long power outages. I was really impressed with its small size and how easily and quickly it charged. I haven’t had the chance to try it out yet as I have only had it a few weeks without a power outage. The only disappointment is there was not a solar adapter included.

Very quiet, easy to set up and use, powered CPAP for 10 hours and only used 40% of power. Just what we were looking for to use during power outage or when camping. Easy to recharge, light-weight and small enough to use almost anywhere.

It shows on advertisement that it will power a C-pap and it did But only for about 6 hours I charged my two cell phones and a tablet and still had plenty battery It is a nice lightweight charger that can be charged in the car by my solar panel or at home

Generator, I don't think it means what you think it means....

DEC 30, 2018 My primary purpose for this unit is to power my 12 V AC ResMed Pro M CPAP machine without the humidifier. Note that some reviews are covering the 42,000 mAh units. But this is for the WEBTOP 60,000 mAh/222 wh. PACKAGE was well protected with custom form fitted foam and a box with the wiring options within the box. THE WEBTOP 60,000 mAh/222 wh. It works fine. Five (5 star) for that. There are some issues that I feel should be pointed out, lowering the overall score. Out of the box, the 5 blue light power level showed 4 lights on so between 80-99% power. I have no idea how long ago that charge was done. So I charged the unit until I have 5 blue lights. POINT 1: This power indicator is inconsistent. It should have a digital readout instead. POINT 2: The wire leading from the battery unit to the charging unit transformer is very thin, and I’ve no doubt that it will break when constantly being folded, charge then back into box and out to use/charge. I think it needs to be double the thickness. POINT 3: There is no light to show it’s on, just a rocker panel switch. Why is this a concern? I like a quick look-see light you can see from a distance, instead of the black on black rocker switch that is in a recessed area out of view. POINT 4: Charging. NO AUTO CUT OFF.. In several places in the manual it states clearly that the charging must be monitored and DO NOT OVERCHARGE. So if you like babysitting a recharging power supply you’ll be right at home. The manual stays you can charge the battery at least 500 times. They recommend that you charge it every 6 months. I personally write down charging dates on the box as a reminder. I ran this on my RESMED PRO M 12v CPAP for 2 nights, which is about 16 hrs max, and the power level LED light system showed 1 light illuminated. So that may be 20-39%, no way of telling without a digital reading. That may be another night on my CPAP, I don’t know. I do have other rutsack battery packs at 2 lbs each, that give me 2 nights each of CPAP. 2lbs is a lots lighter than the 5.76 lbs this unit weights. In 6 months, I’ll retest this using phone & laptop, and a CPAP AirMini. I’ll make that report at that time.

I use a scooter to get around. Many times i have gotten out and went to far which drains my battery’s. It seens like there is never a place to plug in to get a quick charge. Now with this i just plug my batteries into this and just keep on truckin down the road. Very easy to use. I am in my 70s and had no problem figuring out how to use this with my scooter. It can charge many items like cell phones and laptops is you use the proper adapter.

My family will be going on an overnight camping that is why I brought this portable generator, however upon testing The fan that we plug in alone last only upto 3hrs, i am actually hoping for it to run for atleast 8hrs, but it didn’t, this product maybe good for charging. Don’t be discouraged by me, i was just really looking for a more duration of power using my fan