NECESPOW Portable Power Station,161Wh/50400mAh Solar Generator,Lifepo4 Battery Power Supply AC Outlet 150W with USB-C (PD 65W Input/Output) Quick Charge for CPAP Camping Outdoor Home RV Emergency

I first received the older (orange) version of the N150, which I wanted to use for astronomy, powering a Raspberry Pi and a telescope mount (a Skywatcher AZ GTi). The Raspberry Pi uses the USB output for power, and the mount uses the 12V DC outputs. The older version kept shutting the 12V power off, (I suspect the reason is that the mount did not draw enough power at idle, so the N150 thought that there was nothing there.) Please note that this version has separate On/Off switches for USB, 12V and 120V power.I contacted customer support, and they offered to test the N150 if I would send it in. I did, and they found nothing out of spec with it, but offered either a full refund or the newer (green) version of the N150. I chose the newer version. The newer version has one power switch for all the DC outputs. It works flawlessly with the equipment I have, and I can use it for 2 nights of observing and photography with my setup.Very good product and excellent customer service.

This little guy is amazing. This guy lasted to power our phones and keep our air mattress inflated for a 5 day camping trip. I was so happy I bought this as camping in May in the PNW if still snowey and cold. It was a great add to our supplies

I purchased this unit because of the price and the type of battery. The battery is a Lifep04, which has a very long life span compared to lithium batteries. That alone justifies the purchase of this unit. Just remember this unit is small (150 watt) and is not designed for power tools, a lot of kitchen appliances, or powering a refrigerator. This unit is idea for CPAP machines for camping or if your power goes out in your house, charging cell phones, computers, and even use an a/c light if the power goes out in your house. There are a lot of uses, but remember it does have it's limits.Positive - The light is very powerful and has a lot of settings; the handle is soft and easy to carry; it is very portable; the a/c fan does not make a lot of noise; the LCD display is easy to read; I like the color of the unit.Negative - The unit did not come with a plug, so you can plug it into your solar panels. They should have included a plug that has a few different types of plugs for different sizes; It would have been nice for the LCD display to show watts coming in and going out; It would have been nice if the LCD display showed the amount of time you have left before the unit turns off; Pushing the power on and pushing the light takes a bit too long. There is a 2-3 sec delay; It does not have fast charging for usb c charging.While it sounds like there are a lot of negatives, remember that this unit is designed for someone that doesn't expect all the features than more expensive solar power generators. If you are looking for a good basic unit that has an outstanding battery, you can't go wrong with this unit. I just don't understand they didn't provide any cables or plugs to connect to you solar panel.

Nice little, inexpensive solar battery that I can charge with the go-along 100W solar panel. So far, it's got all the features I expected: a dimmable LED lamp for seeing in the dark, a couple of USB charging ports, 1 AC-out receptacle with up to 150W (says it can burst to 300), and even the emergency blinker is dimmable. (Did I mention it also has an S-O-S light pattern - nice touch!) I have not used the DC-out charging ports other than USB, so I can't comment on that feature. But it has 2 of 'em...right and left of the power-in port.Speaking of power-in, for anyone who bought the companion panel (or any of the other compatible panels that come with a conversion connector / adapter set, use the "H" (1.35mm) one.*Update: The red banded or "H" adapter (1.35mm) which is needed to power the N150 battery with a solar panel failed after a few charges. This is not a reflection on the battery itself, and is something that is pretty easily resolved (as in buy repair/replacement parts). The key takeaway here is to test your new or backup systems ahead of the time when you may need to rely on them. Without the adapter, there is no way other than AC power to charge the N150 battery.**2nd update: Downgraded rating to 1 star as it fried today while recharging, after working fine/normal during a power outage last night. I plugged it in with the wall cord it came with and it was charging normally. I came back a few hours later and the display is dead - no response to any of the buttons, no reaction to unplugging and plugging in (it would typically light up the display on sensing a change in the state of charge, now...nothing). The AC button does nothing. The onboard light does nothing. It smells like fried electronics in the back, near the fan. Total brick. Lasted long enough to be out of support. Don't waste your time or money with this brand.

It is a solid bank, it's definitely more durable than the cheap plastic ones you see all over Amazon. I live off grid and these are perfect, you don't see many Lifepo4 batteries. This was exactly what I was looking for, 500 life cycles won't cut it for how much you pay for the other brands that charge a ridiculous price. I bought two of these banks and again, they are perfect. Another note the temperature these things can handle is impressive 💪