RavPower Portable Power Station 252.7 Wh

RavPower Portable Power Station 252.7 Wh – This was a Christmas gift and it’s nice having all of that extra power on standby. It does have a light on the back side that is fairly bright and I’m sure it would run for days. You can never have too much light on hand. That being said, I think the Anker equivalent to this product would be a better choice. There are ports, buttons, lights, and plugins on all sides of this device and it’s not very intuitive. The Anker equivalent seems to have everything on one side which seems to make a lot more sense to me. Just my two cents.

Product Highlights

⚡ Powerful Pure Sine Wave AC Outlets: Equipped with two 110V AC outlets, this portable power station delivers a stable 250W when using one outlet and a combined 300W when both are in use. It's perfect for running your small appliances during camping trips or on the road.

🔌 Backup Generator for CPAP and Power Outages: With a substantial battery capacity of 252.7Wh/70200mAh, this compact unit is ready to provide hours of power during outages or to support your CPAP machine.

⚡ Mighty 60W PD Input & Output: This power station caters to all your PD devices, offering a robust 60W input and output. Whether it's smartphones or laptops, you can expect top-speed charging, such as reviving your MacBook Pro in just 3 hours.

🔋 Versatile Charging Options: You can recharge this generator through various methods, including a wall outlet, a 12-24V car charger, and a solar panel charger. It takes approximately 4 hours and 50 minutes through the PD port and 6 hours via DC input.

🔦 Emergency-Ready: In case of emergencies during camping or natural disasters, this power station offers different lighting modes: solid on, SOS, and flashing.

🎒 Convenient Portability: Based on feedback from 80% of customers, the included carrying case is an added bonus, making it easy to carry this power station wherever you go.

Please note that the 70200mAh capacity represents the total nominal rated capacity of the internal battery cells.