BLUETTIPortable Power Station AC180, 1152Wh LiFePO4 Battery Backup w/ 2 1800W (2700W peak) AC Outlets, 0-80% in 45Min., Solar Generator for Camping, Off-grid, Power Outage

I’ve only had it a short while, but so far I’m really pleased with it. Bought for a Campervan and is powerful enough to cook a meal in a ninja foodie and have plenty of power left.

Having initially had the unfortunate delivery issue, potentially caused by unexpected levels of pre-Christmas orders, once the two AC180s finally arrived, my initial experience in their use has been extremely positive. I am charging them on cheap rate electricity to use during peak periods to reduce my bills, and they so far function extremely well in this capacity. Please Note!!! An inline timer (Wi-Fi, digital or analogue) is needed between the mains socket and the AC180 to do able to operate them in this way. I have one to power my PC and it resides in my bedroom, and charging up in silent mode, which takes longer, it doesn't disturb my sleep. Eventually I hope to use a Solar Panel array to charge them. I hope they will provide the long service that Bluetti imply they are capable of, I will update this review as my experience of using them progresses.

It’s absolutely great for my narrowboat. Works well although some of the USB slots are wobbly which could deteriorate over time which I’m hoping is not the case. Delivery took a few weeks and I was sent a wrong tracking code. Customer service was nice although I was annoyed at the length it took in between ordering the item and receiving it

Slower to full charge. That's cinpared to allpowers r1500. Smaller and user friendly in some respects, less ac plug ports which is good because they overload them to units when all you need is one. Having contacted customers services, I'm not impressed. I know at some stage they will be needed, but doubt they will be helpful. Just as well I bought o a credit card. Is it worth the current discounted price? It's worth 400 plus. But not it's current discounted price. I will update in due course, when its been used snd recharged using bluetti charge 1.

Took nearly 4 weeks to come but can honestly say it was worth the wait an absolute must have this time of year in a camper when solar is not that great at charging your batteries

ordered the bluetti ac180 -- a very good company -- and everything went -- well -- a great product and company

At first I thought that this product was a game changer but now after 2 years the charge doesn't last anywhere near as long and to be honest I am left feeling quite disappointed.

I bought it for my garage and it’s working great I powered many electric tools and old metal lathe the power station didn’t let me down. Problem I had it’s wen I left it in 20% for one month I meant didn’t use it it drained it self to 0% and the unit didn’t start again and refused to take any charge… It’s not acceptable for so expensive units where saying that there is discharge and overcharge protection to go so low in discharge and make the unit stop working.Solution for this problem is only 2, first to send it back and let them to repair it or repair it yourself. To repair it yourself you will need to dissemble the unit get the battery out and charge it separately till it get enough power to start and then it will start working and will let you charge it and use it. Many people get the same problem but no one saying it here in the comment.As I say, this is great power station but be careful when charging and discharge the unit because the fault is not acceptable it will kill your battery.I Hope the information will have someone.