Portable Power Station 99.9Wh Power Bank for Camping Essentials Small Electric Generator Large Lithium Battery with 110V 80W Rated 120W Peak AC Plug in Output 60W Type-C Home Backup Outdoor Emergency

Bought this item for conventions so that I don't need to pay for electricity to power my LED sign. I travel quite often and having those larger one isn't an option when it's bulky and heavy; while also trying to maximize luggage space for inventory. This power bank can be allowed on carry on through TSA and is compact but has some juice! I do recommend charging it the first time use as it does say 99% it didn't last the full 99% and I thought it wasn't very powerful. It was until the next day I gave it a try again and it lasted way more than the full day. I also recommend using it at conventions since now some convention halls are banning the bigger powerbanks, this one is small and isn't on their radar.

it does exactly what you would expect, has great battery capacity and the AC outlet is super convenient-if the price was lower i would recommend the product to everyone, but in my opinion it is a bit overkill if you just want a mobile power bankwhat you are really paying for is the AC outlet and high capacity battery - (there are smaller, cheaper devices with the same capacity and many have wireless charging, this does not - the trade off is the AC outlet)5 stars based on product functionality, description, and happiness with my purchase

What sets this 100W power brick apart IMHO is the 3-prong AC outlet, most do not have this. Don't have a lot of time on it yet, but in testing it ran my 54W 40" LED TV for 2 hrs and had 19% left. Charged it fully with the FlexSolar 40W folding solar panel in just under 4 hrs. Didn't time charging it from AC but it was less than 2 hrs. I got it for my Grid-Down radio case, and it will charge 4 handheld radios (avg 2000mah/ea) plus 2 cell phones almost 3 times on a full charge. I don't know if I need the AC outlet but in a grid-down situation I thought it would be handy to have. I'm in FL, power out during hurricanes is a thing here.

I’ve been using this portable power station for a few days now, and it’s been a total game-changer for working remotely. It comes with a 120V AC outlet, which is perfect for powering my laptop when I’m away from the office. On top of that, the USB-C port isn’t just for charging the power station — it can also power my laptop directly, which is super convenient and keeps the setup clean and efficient.The battery capacity is just right — it can charge my laptop about twice on a full charge, which easily gets me through a full workday or a short work trip. It’s compact, reliable, and gives me the flexibility to work from anywhere without worrying about running out of juice. Highly recommend it if you’re looking for a solid portable power solution.

Ok, I have been worried about this purchase.This class of battery offers great possibilities and great limitations. I need this battery to provide power to my portable CPAP for an upcoming overnight flight and an overnight stay in country I don't have an adapter for.The battery arrived yesterday 51% charged me. I charged the unit to 99%. I hooked up my Transcend Micro portable CPAP. I turned on my battery holding the power button for 5 seconds and went to sleep. I was up for nature calls during the night. The battery stayed active and enabled the CPAP to work throughout the night.The charge level was 55% at waking. I ran the cleaning function and ended up with 52% charge. This was perfect. If you are sleeping 8 hours or less this unit should give you 2 nights with your Transcend cpap.I am very happy with this purchase at less than $100.

This is a great little device. It's able to keep my laptop charged for 5-6 hours while charging my other devices as well. Note that the button on the side needs to be held down in order for the AC power to be turned on.I will say that the built in USB-C charging cable is very short, and I wish it could be extended. Using a separate cord with the USB-C outlet, I was not able to charge my laptop at 60W, it was more like 20W, which is fine for a phone but was not enough to keep my laptop charged. I'd recommend using the AC outlet, unless you want the battery glued to your laptop.

I have three other portable power banks, but needed one that incorporates an AC outlet. I chose this TenLike unit because compared to most others I saw this one was smaller and lighter, with the ability to hang. The manufacturer claims it is 35% smaller than other similar units. I did a fair amount of research and can confirm that it was indeed the smallest unit I could find at the time. Granted, I did not need a huge capacity or high wattage capability. If you do, of course you'll be looking at larger units.While I think we all have a bunch of USB cables laying around, I still really appreciated that there is a build in USB C cable (the orange cable on side).The unit is very easy to use. Just make sure after turning it on, you press and hold the button (there is only one button) to turn on the AC outlet (by default it is not on). This takes literally 3 seconds.My most recent application was to power on a large 36" LED Star. I was hanging it in a window for Christmas. It is powered by AC power only as it has bright LED's that draw a decent amount of current.Its supports 60W PD fast charging from the USB and the AC outlet can handle up to 80 watts.Overall, if your looking for a power bank and your main criteria is it also has an AC outlet and is small and light, I'd give this TenLike unit a good look.

Just what I was looking for! At the rate the percentage has been depleting and I have a multi bulb lamp and I'm using two bulbs right now, it should last me 7 hours I find that pretty remarkable. I bought this battery pack originally so I could plug in my decorative yard lights and my portable movie projector because my projector doesn't have much battery life rather than connect a long extension cord making more work for me to do and more work than necessary I'm not a fan of lol