Green Power Solar Generator 256Wh Portable Power Station LiFePO4 and Solar Panel 100W with 2 AC Outlet 110V/300W Solar Mobile Battery Packup for Outdoors Camping

Several Month Usage update --I have confirmed this does indeed do pass-thru charging, it can charge via solar as it's providing AC output.I still very much like this unit so much that I"m going to change from 4 stars to 5.An added benefit of the unit I observed is that it accepts lower current of solar input to actually charge. Where my Bluetti and Ecoflow won't charge due to no/low sunlight, this unit will, which is awesome.This only can charge about 100w input max but being able to charge from low light solar is a huge benefit I wished my other units also had.---------------Nice product. It comes with solar charge cable unlike many of the other brands as well as the typical AC power supply and cigarette lighter plug. Having the solar charge cable is nice since I charge all device via solar panels.The unit is slightly taller than my BLUETTI and ecoflow units although width and length are about the same size. The side vents for cooling on this are huge! This can be good and bad. Good for cooling but bad for dust, etc.The base has a detachable rubber mat which is a little weird but I can see for some situations for its use and others not using it.The handle is solid but a bit thick.The amazon description and advertisement shows 15w wireless charging but the manual states 10w output which seems to be incorrect one way or another.300w AC is about average and acceptable for this class. I have a couple that are much higher but also higher priced.Overall I like the unit. The display isn’t as detailed as my BLUETTI which I think sets many standards but it has enough useful info such and input and output wattage. Solar charging worked fine and the fans on this unit are the quietest of all 8 of my other similar devices (from 7 different brands).One thing I don’t like is there is no pass-thru charging according to the manual. This feature should be a requirement as I do this with my other devices all the time.

I got the generator because of the price I gave my Powkey 200 watt to my son it had 146 usable watts.this Green Power Generator is larger of course but not to heavy and has a display.that let's you know the charging level and how much power is left. the cons by my calculations my 32inch led tv the display said it was drawing 28 watts by my math that should have been nine hrs run tine from the 256 watts I got seven and a half hrs by the time it to 9 percent Power they also don't mention the battery size I guesstimate 60000 to 78000 mah so I don't believe it's 256 watt but it could just be me but at the price.I believe it's a good deal. I will update in 6 months to tell how it's holding up.

I bought this Green Power Portable Power Station to work with my Solar Panels, and it does that job very well. It was nice, that the required cable is included with the Power Station. There also cables for A/C charging and even a cigarette adapter cable.The unit has plenty of output outlets for USB and A/C output. All I need for charging my laptop, phone and other devices while camping. It even has a port for wireless charging (even though the manual lacks the information on how to turn it on. Pretty easy to figure out though).I really like the display unit: The information about charging and output power, as well as the batterie status is super helpful.I like the ability to turn selected ports on and off. This way, I can manage the charging process without having to plug cables in and out.The included rubber stand is a nice touch.Overall I am very pleased with this Power Station. Recommended!

This smaller sizer portable solar generator is very nice with several electronic charging options. Its super quite, display is very easy to see and read from a distance and the added emergency light is bright. It has AC, DC and a couple different USB power ports. It even has a wireless charger on the top for your phone that has this charging option. It's lightweight and can be easily taken on all of your outings or for a source of power if there is a power outage. Came 80% charged and while I charge it the rest of the way, the power supply that you use to charge did get quit warm. It took about an hour to get the last 20% when plugged into the wall. Great power source to have around though.

stopped charging fully within a month of purchase . would only charge to 57%

This item is very versatile, so many ways to use it! It has the capability to power many different things at once. There are multiple USB outlets, a car port, and more. Do note, it doesn't come with the solar panel you need to use it camping or otherwise, so you will need to get that if you plan to travel with it. It is great for camping or even around the house when you need to power items at the same time!