MARBERO Solar Generator 167Wh Camping Portable Power Station 200W Peak with Foldable Solar Panels 30W with AC Outlet 110V Multi-Port LED Flashlights for CPAP Home Camping Hurricane Emergency

I used this at some craft vendor events to use my hat press or mini press. My daughter used it camping it and it didn’t work for the hot plate and not sure why. Overall it works well. The power may not last as long as advertised depending on what all you plug into it.

I recently purchased the Portable Power Station 100W, and it has exceeded my expectations! This little powerhouse is compact, lightweight, and incredibly easy to carry, making it perfect for camping trips, road trips, and emergency situations.The battery life is impressive, and it charges my devices quickly without any issues. I’ve used it to power my phone, laptop, and even small appliances, and it handled everything like a champ. The multiple output ports are super convenient, and the built-in LED light is a great bonus feature.Overall, this is a must-have for anyone on the go or preparing for emergencies. Highly recommend it

Charged all of our phones two nights in a row without hooking up to the solar panel. However, I did use the plug-in outlet lit for my Apple Watch and that did not charge. I think I may have done something wrong because there was plenty of battery on the charger. But it was a great purchase and I love it for camping.

We loved this power supply! Eventually after a year and a half, it stopped charging. Would have liked to get a little more time with it considering the price.

The order was delayed because of bad weather which was understandable.When it came in, I unboxed it and it had everything it said it would. I plugged it in and finished charging it up.Funny thing was that later that day we got bad weather and we lost power. I then used the power bank to run a small fan to help with the heat and it worked fantastically. Sadly it only lasted about 6 hrs but that was long enough for me to get my generator fixed and running and switch to that.I swapped the ac adapter cord for the solar panel cord and recharged the power bank in about 6 hrs of direct sunlight.My only regret was not getting the larger power bank.

I purchased this to use in power outages to charge phones and be able to have a lamp. The good- small, lightweight. Solar panels worked to charge it. It charges my phone.Second requirement - to power a lamp was a total FAIL. I tried lamps that were 4 watts and 40 watts. Super low wattage. Well below the wattage the product promised to power. None of the lamps I tried would turn on with this as a power source.If all you want is a phone charger, there are other less expensive options.I emailed the company to make sure I wasn’t doing something wrong (though it seems pretty basic and easy to operate so I didn’t think it was operator error), but there has been no reply. I have a few days left before the return window is closed so this is going back. I am disappointed, it seemed like it would have been a great solution for emergencies.

First, this is a little harder to operate than my prior unit but works fine after you get use to the operation. I took a long trip and used this to power an electric cooler. Stayed powered up the entire trip.

Overall the battery does its job but there are some things that make it not worth having. I wouldn’t consider this a comping portable station but more of a “random few hours needed in a pinch” portable power station. 2.5 stars1. Solar panel needs to be lined up PERFECT to get any charging and it takes forever to get any level of charge from it. I understand it’s a 30watt panel but in direct sunlight for 5 hours, the battery didn’t even go up 25%2. Wall charging is ridiculously slow and should not be a barrel charger. There is also zero reason to have a cigarette lighter adapter when you have everything else for power output. I rather see a usb c input then barrel jack input and outputs.3. The screen material is so soft I can scratch it with my finger nailIf you need something in a pinch for a few hours and don’t care about the charging speed and the solar panel, this is good for you. If you actually use it to camp, there are name brand items that are close enough in price point where you can get a larger battery, better charge rates and a have decent panel for a slight additional cost.