GENSROCK Portable Power Station, 110V/300W Pure Sine Wave Solar Generator, 222Wh Backup Lithium Battery With AC Outlet/QC 3.0/Type-C/LED Light for CPAP Family Emergency Outdoor Camping RV Travel.

This little powerhouse has earned its place as a must-have for every occasion—from outdoor adventures to unexpected power hiccups at home. Why it stands out:Compact and portable, but packs enough juice to keep your essentials running—phones, tablets, lights, CPAP machines, you name it.Quiet and easy to use, making it ideal for camping, travel, tailgating, or emergency preparedness.Multiple ports and an LED flashlight add real utility beyond just battery life. Cost-effective + reliable: You get dependable performance without shelling out big bucks for higher-capacity models. It’s a smart investment that pays off every time you need it. Delivery win: Fast shipping got it to me when I needed it most—no delays, no drama, just power.If you're looking for a power station that just works and fits into any lifestyle or event, GENSROCK delivers.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I love my mini-generator. I have a nice walk-in closet in my studio apt, that for some reason was built without a single outlet inside. This battery operates my vanity table and ring light for when I am getting ready in the mornings!The charging time is to be expected, and I like the fact that if I want to get the extra piece for the solar charging, I can do so. I am a hiker as well and will be using this soon on an overnight trip.Overall, as expected and I have no issues. 10 outta 10!Power:Great!Size:great for my needsCapacity:Great for my needsCharge retention:great for my needsUsb ports:I love the variety of ports & the DC plug!

This thing is a workhorse + A1 customer service. We used this pretty regularly over the past two years and it has held us through overnight outages, road trips with multiple kids, day lake visits, and a backup charge for camping.It is durable and built well. It has survived multiple drops, hits, and just general disregard that comes with kids. It’s still lightweight and a compact size that fits under the seat so very portable.Higher energy devices won’t work (I.e. blow dryer) but it has powered an Xbox, monitor, projector, charged laptops, and multiple other devices just fine.After a few years the charger stopped working, seemed like a short, I contacted customer service and they were able to remedy the issue within a few days. Super helpful and appreciated the fix.Definitely recommend.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought this battery to help power my booth at craft shows. It can easily power fans, my tablet, a power strip to light up my products, lamps, etc. Quite useful! Everything electrical you can see in my pics was powered by the same battery! It takes all night to charge but it's worth waiting. I do only wish it would charge faster but it's a small drawback. This is worth the price.

Initial thoughts:It has a medium sized battery, the AXmC output will run a fan for a couple hours or a compact fluorescentLight bulb just fine.I purchased this for camping and as a secondary power generator for the family.The good:I took this over the weekend camping and it kept my iPhone, Apple Watch 6 and android tablet fully charged all weekend only dropping roughly 1/2 of the battery available. Also the light was useful.The bad:The weight is about perfect for a smaller car camping power generator, but I wish it was like 150 mah instead of 100 mah. The ac us useful but it burns through the battery too quickly in my opinionOverall:It is great as an emergency backup or second device with limited power. It worked wonderfully for camping and I believe I will use it mainly for the purpose in the future. It is a good camping unit for the price and can help recharge the car battery a bit if needed using the supplied cables.I would recommend it with some solar panels for summer camp usage or for camping but not really for emergency usage because of the battery limitation. I am glad I got it but I will need something stronger for emergencies