SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 Portable Power Station with 200W Solar Panel, 2,000W (Peak 3,000W) Solar Generator, Full Charge in 49 Min, 1,024Wh LiFePO4 Battery for Home Backup, Power Outages, and Camping

The product itself is awesome. Super fast charging up, capacity is perfect for camping trips, automotive work, and that pesky power outage every once in a while. Stays cool, LCD screen is easy to read and plenty bright. It’s pretty easy to carry and fits well in compact spaces. I like the design setup for plug ins, and it actually puts out what it claims. The price itself I got on sale for $350 and to be honest is where the price should be at. At the end of the day these things are really just a big, easy to use, battery. But the functions this one has definitely helps the ridiculous MSRP lol. Get it while it’s on sale and you will be a happy camper (literally)!

Works like a charm. Battery lasts long. Powers my refrigerator all night long and super easy to recharge. Its very portable and the quality is very strong. No assembly needed.

Just took it on its maiden voyage and it did the trick. Needed a bigger inverter than what we had and this fit the bill perfectly. Plenty of juice to keep the essentials running and still boil water with an electric kettle. App works great, even when you're on the move and don't have wifi. Easy to move around with built in handles, and weight is tolerable. Minimal, if any, noise; only when we were running high wattage devices would the fan come on. Feels sturdy enough. Happy with the purchase so far, but it's early. Hopefully the cells hold up.

Best product ever. Strong enough to power on a window air conditioner - standing window air conditioner - charges quickly - Very easy to use right away - press the power button and start using right away I would reccommend this product to all my friends and family great power station . I am happy with my purchase . Has 5 year warranty. Portable. Perfect if you dont have electric and need electric source. Can charge at home or in your car . Love it . Thank you .

Bought to use as an uninterrupted power supply for my office setup since i work from home. Works great so far! Its small enough to keep under my desk without being in the way. Set up is really easy. Its basically plug-and-play but with the option to use the app for more control. When you run it on ac mode while its plugged in, it bypasses the battery and pulls power directly from the wall to your devices, so its not constantly cycling the battery or running the inverter. There are a bunch of options and preset profiles in the app to manage drain/charge cycles and min/max charge settings. Im running it with the standard profile with a max 95% charge for now. Im pulling about 55 watts through it across two power strips plugged into the ac ports. No issues whatsoever after a almost a month. I havent actually experienced a power outage with it, but when i manually unplug the power station from the wall i get no interrupted power. All my modem and router lights stay on and connected. Not even a flicker in my monitors. The switch is almost instant. Oh and since its pulling power directly from the wall in "UPS" mode, it is completely noise free. The inverter (and fan?) only kick on when it is powering ac devices from the battery pack directly, but it is pretty quiet even then. Kind of like a small desk fan on low. Will update after i experience my first outtage or if any issues arise.

This Anker Solix C1000 Gen 2 works really well. It charges incredibly fast—being able to get a full charge in under an hour is a big plus. The 2,000W output is strong enough for most of my backup and camping needs, and the LiFePO4 battery feels safe and reliable. I took off one star only because it’s a bit heavy to move around, but overall it’s a solid, dependable power station that performs exactly as expected. Perfect for home backup or trips.

This thing is awesome 5 day camping trip lasted super long time. It even was able to run my deisel heater. Tip if you use it for a deisel heater do not try and plug it into the 12v car plug on the side. The heater will try to pull more than 12 and it turns the heater off. Instead use the front 110 plug and just get a 12v inverter box. Anyways this battery is dope. I use it at home all the time when I just need to plug something in but dont want to be bound to the wall. Also it can run my fridge for almost 3 days when my power went out. App is cool too.

I have two of these. One is used as a UPS for our desktop computer/router/etc. It's nice because it does pass through charging so you keep it plugged in and leave it be. I check the app occasionally - it's handy but I don't use it that often. Another advantage of it is it has 2 140 watt USB-C ports. I run cords up to our desk for those and use them for charging cell phones, tablets, laptops, etc. It saves money by not buying 140 watt chargers. When we first got it I also tried using it in place of a generator to run an electric pole saw to trim some branches on part of our property. It worked well for that. It's smaller than our 2,000 watt Honda generator - and still got the job done. The other one I use at the storage unit where I run my eBay business. It will run everything from my shipping label printer, some extra lights, my air packing bubble maker, small laser printer. The thing is great. I only spend a few hours there most weeks. I take the thing home to charge it somewhere between once a week and once a month depending on how busy I am. They've only been out for several months so it's too early to tell on long term durability. However given Anker's reputation it's a safe bet that it will work long term. I haven't run into any issues with either of them. They just work!