AnkerSOLIX C200 DC Power Bank Station and 60W Solar Panel, 192Wh Portable Power Station, LiFePO4 Battery, 200W Solar Generator, for Outdoor, Camping, Traveling, and Emergencies

Powers the Starlink mini.As set up it was delivering 54 watts into the unit as the Starlink mini was drawing 22 to 25 watts. The surplus of energy was enough to keep the little power bank 100% all day. It is amazing to be able to have full internet and mobile service in "off grid" locations. I guess there are no more locations that are off the grid.The overall quality is fantastic and the fold up solar panel really works exactly as we had hoped. Keep in mind we are using it in AZ in June...... but, its literally a fountain of usable practical energy. Without the panels I believe it will power the Starlink for about 5 or 6 hours, but I have not fully drained it down yet. For truck camping or emergency use it is a priceless item. We also have a Jackery 1000 with 2 folding 100 watt panels and this little unit is a nice small option that all fits in a case that's smaller than the Jackery. Think about that, a solar panel, one power bank, all applicable power cords, a little tripod and a Starlink panel all in a hard case, sold separately, smaller and lighter than just the Jackery 1000 power bank.Add to that the fact that it can power a satellite dish and charge your phones, laptops, iPad, GPS, drone, whatever you have and its an impressive little package.

I used this unit over a week long camping trip. I didn’t have access to power to charge the unit and was planning for the use of the solar panel with it. My needs were fairly small, phone, watch, flashlights, and a decent sized lantern. I also charged a Nintendo Switch and an iPad and only used the solar panels for one day to give a partial boost and finish the week with 5% left. It definitely did more than I needed. Solar panels are good but do take a long time and some management when you are looking for sunlight amongst trees. That wasn’t an issue with the unit though. I’d definitely recommend it if you don’t have too serious of a need otherwise I’d recommend jumping up to a larger unit. Portable, nice quality, weight - might not be the lightest but it’s evident in its holding power longer than a short time. I used all of the ports.

After doing much research looking for a power pack to power my Starlink Mini, I decided to buy this unit. It works well powering my Starlink Mini for up to ten hours while tent camping. Also, it charges my cellphone quickly with its power delivery ports. It charges from my car's PD USB ports from 10% to 100% in just over three hours. I noticed it charges via USB from my car at 55 watts. I have tried using the solar input (12 volt car outlet to XT60) but it over powers the cars 12 volt outlet. So the Solar input is strictly for Solar.Other than that, for the power it packs it's lite weight and feels sturdy. Although it was a little more money than I intended spending, it's a good buy.

Its got great battery life. But it only has one usable port in my opinion. The amount of wattage it takes to charge ALL devices these days is greater than 20 watts and there is only one port that will support that. Other than that, the thing is lightweight, and has enough power to charge my ipad 5 times over, which is great in any situation. I can charge it with any solar panel in a few hours and if I plug it up to a wall it only takes an hour. If they add even one more charging port that will support 20w charging I will for sure give it 5 stars

Great battery. Worked great with the HQST 100 Watt solar panel that I bought ( connected them with a XT60 Solar Cable). I was a little bit worried in the beginning because the manufacturer does not amber requirements (only the volts)., but connecting them was super easy and I had not issue. Also, it also comes with a nice app that shows the time to charge and the temperature.

Did exactly as it should. I charged my phone while camping for about a week. I used a beefy, spare 165W USB-C laptop charger to recharge without problems.

I run a business that requires charging phones at some point during the day. I have multiple portable chargers but I thought I would give a powerstation a try so I wouldn't have to carry so many devices. When I received the power bank, I was able to plug/charge and it worked fantastic for our first event. I was able to charge our phones half way during the event. Power bank dropped to 84% and when I tried to charge it, it never moved from 84%. Looked at the paperwork that came with the bank but nothing addressed the inability to charge the powerbank back up. Contacted Amazon and the seller who asked me a lot of questions. The mentioned there was a reset button. That worked. I was going to return it but if I can get it to charge by clicking the reset button, perfect. I can do that. Here we are today. Sitting 28% and still cannot get this thing to charge. I don't have time, energy or patience to deal with this everytime I use it and need to charge it. Unfortunately I am returning this and will be paying a little bit more for a Jackery or Bluetti.

I am down to one solar panel and this box to run StarLink, a desktop PC, two tablets and a phone. Can't get much simpler than that.