240W Portable Power Station 154Wh/48000mAh, 100W USB-C PD(Dual Way) LiFePO4 Battery Power Bank Station, 7 ports Solar Generator with LED and Stand for Camping, Home, Travel(Wall Charger Not Included)

I read quite a few negative reviews on this product that I wanted to clear up as a veteran power station user. First if you do need an inverter to provide 120AC this is not the product. Second this power station says clearly it does not come with a power supply to charge it. It does come with a 100 watt USB A cable but you must provide the power charger. Third the USB A port marked input can be used as an output but it may not provide 100 watts. In testing it did provide 80 watt out put to charge a Mac Laptop and the directions say 100watt Max either direction input or output. Now on to this product. This portable charging station is fabulous for charging phones, bluetooth electronic devices, headphones, watches, cameras, laptops, I could go on and on. It charged easily with a 65 watt USB C charger that I had and purchased from Amazon. You can also purchase a 100 watt USB C charger on Amazon for $14 dollars. Weight is only 5 lbs and its the best non inverter portable power station I have used. The units light will light up any room for hours with very light battery drain. I also have other power stations that are much heavier and have inverters like the EBL 330 but as said for camping or just power black outs where you will need to charge the items I mention this is my favorite power station. UPDATE: The USB-C port mark C1 on the input panel can be used for charging and output for heavier current devices like laptops. If you don't have a USB-C charging input on your laptop you can buy them on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DP9ZKF3J?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 I purchased one for my ASUS computer and it works perfectly with my Grecell T-200 power station. They have them for all different laptops.

The GRECELL 240W portable power station has been a great addition to my outdoor gear and emergency setup. Despite its compact size and lightweight design—just 4.5 lbs—it delivers serious power with a 153.6Wh capacity and multiple ports to charge phones, laptops, cameras, and more at the same time. I was especially impressed with the 100W Type-C fast charging port. It quickly powered up my MacBook and phone while I was off-grid, and the two input options make recharging the station itself super convenient. It's easy to pack thanks to the rectangular shape, and fits well in a backpack or carry-on bag. Perfect for camping trips, outdoor work, or just keeping in the car in case of an emergency. It also has some smart bonus features, like an adjustable LED light with SOS mode, and even a phone stand built right in—really handy during a power outage. The use of LiFePO4 batteries gives me confidence in its safety and durability, and with built-in protections for overvoltage, short circuits, and more, it feels reliable and secure. If you need a portable, dependable, and well-designed power station, this one checks all the boxes. Just note it doesn’t come with a wall charger, but that’s a small trade-off for everything else it offers.

This power station gives you 240 watts in a size that's actually portable. It has a 154Wh battery that'll charge your phone multiple times, run a laptop for a few hours, or keep lights going at your campsite. The USB-C port does double duty.....you can use it to charge the power station or to charge your gear. There's a little stand built in so you can prop it up instead of having it flat on the ground. You can charge it with a solar panel if you're camping or just plug it in at home, but heads up....it doesn't come with a wall charger. Good for camping, tailgating, or just having some backup power around.

Works fine. Output: no issues so far. Input: charges acceptably off of 30W, 60W, and 100W sources. Only complaint so far - the built-in LED light doesn't stay up and there is something rattling around inside. I suspect the two are related, like maybe an internal piece that locks the light in place broke off in assembly or shipping. Update: popped it open and sure enough, one of the screws that held the light broke off and was loose inside with plastic pieces. Removed it along with the other screw which was about to break off. Light is now only able to lock in one position but no more rattling loose screws and plastic bits.

Can't beat this for the price. It keeps my 55 inch TV going and heater when a blizzard hits. And my phone charged. The longest I had to use it was 67hrs. No issues.

The power station has a decent capacity yet relatively small, easy to carry around. It has a LED light which is good for emergency power outage and useful for camping. Beside it can charge tablets, phones through its USB ports, it also has an INOUT USB-C 100W PD port that can charge laptops. I have tested it, it can charge both my MS Surface laptop and Lenovo laptop via the USB-C PD capable ports, nice to know there is an other option for charging my laptops. The front panel LED shows how much power it outputs when charging devices, or shows how much power it is taking when being charged. Very informative. The only thing that is little puzzle to me is the DC charging port uses some sort of 7909 DC connector, but the 12V output uses the more popular 5521 DC connector, it only comes with 5521 DC cable for cigarette socket, but not cable for 7909 DC input (I think it could be a lot of portable solar panels come with 7909 DC connector). It is no big deal, since I charge it using the USB-C PD port, but just be aware.

It has a useful form factor and the batteries are good, charges quickly. However I'm taking a star off because the DC port on mine is nonfunctional and i didn't test this right away and so the versatility of the item is significantly less. Edit: Decided to order another because it was on sale hoping for a different outcome. Turns out the new unit would not charge at all from the box. So these units are junk imo. I would stay away from these.