BLUETTI Portable Power Station EB70, 716Wh LiFePO4 Battery Backup w/ 2 1000W AC Outlets (1,400W Peak), 100W Type-C, Solar Generator for Road Trip, Off-grid, Power Outage (Solar Panel Optional)

I like it. It's working 24/7 almast 2 years. Unfortunatelly has some bad side of it. If the capacity added to the description (in amper per hour) I would not bought it. It is hard to keep it full specially because the maximum charging rate is 200W/h. However I'm still pleased whit it. I use it every day. In winter my deasel heter runing on it every night, in summer my fridge running on it.

Great idea for campervans or lorry users, not sure that it's useful on long stays away using a car. A day or two then you'll need access a mains supply to fully recharge it in about 5hrs using the 200w power charger supplied. Due to the massive size battery in it, my car wasn't able to recharge it from the 12v cigarette socket sufficiently. It does require the full and constant 200w to recharge in 5hrs. A solar system maybe able accomplish this. The 12v socket in cars seem to be regulated, mine only gave out 50w with the engine running and between 15w and 4w when not. I was lucky in that my own car has power on the socket constantly, my work car only has power whilst running. So using either car whilst away would not of recharged it enough for the following nights usage, especially when parked up for the duration of your stay. Unless your prepared to stay with your car with engine running while the rest of your party go out for the day!! Yea right, it wouldn't be a viable option. Hope this helps.

We live a little remote and quiet often get power cuts so we brought a few of these power stations for emergencies and they are a Godsend when need a cuppa or to plug in a low watt kitchen appliance you can even use them to draw water up from the borehole which we had to do when the power went off this July on the hottest day this year when tempter reached 38 and we had a power cut from 13:00 till 20:00 , So yes these can be expensive but they are worth every penny . The thing I also like about this make is You can power these up with any solar panel .

Looking too save some bucks charges mobility scooter great tablets phones power banks and lamps gone old school would recommend and there keeping me cool

BLUETTI Portable Power Station EB70 1000W Solar Generator is a generator that i have been learning about for a few months. The station arrived late but as soon as it arrived i did a number of tests and i was very happy with the charging from the wall time ,the generator is user friendly and neat .Very good value for money and will power a fan of 80 watts for 6 to 7 hours, i will update when i have done more tests.

Great for providing outdoor power. Used with 120 Watt solar panel. Set up in gazebo to provide power for laptop during home working. Ability to charge whilst unit under load is excellent.