EBL Portable Power Station 500W, 444Wh Backup Lithium Battery, 500W Solar Generator For Outdoors Camping Travel Home Emergency Use (Solar Panel Optional)

Seems to be working ok so far. Haven’t been able to test it yet. Have tested it twice now but their rating is way higher than what it actually does. Supposed to be 444 running watt hour. It only runs 12 hours with 30 watt tv, unit says it’s drawing only 25 watts. Paid extra to get more run time but is only putting out about 2/3 of rating😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

Great

Works so well! We use this for camping, car camping, and backup batteries for storms etc. Absolutely love it and it holds a charge super well. Small enough to stash in the car without notice, but enough power to do whats needed. In the event of emergencies I can power my work laptop, internet and phone for most of the day if not all day

Doesn’t work at all. I’ve used it twice now and after fully charging it, it only lasts 20 minutes. I regret purchasing this and wish I wasn’t past the return deadline. Waste of money!!!

I do a lot of functions for my son school and I use this device to power my portable fan, bubble machine, cellphone and other small items. It shows you how much each device is using so you can gage the time it will take to drain the power supply

Great for doing things that otherwise would require an extension cord. Also good to keep for emergencies.I highly recommend this product.

We were really excited when we ordered this coming up with so many scenarios that we would use it and one by one they really fell off. It was not capable of doing all of the things that we had intended.When calculated with the original published specifications we thought we could use this to power our fridge while towing the camper but that is way, way outside of capabilities. A few small appliance things we thought we might take tent camping are also going to draw too much. Not because it will not do it - it will. And it will drop % of remaining battery by double digit percent each minute which is not sustainable. The laptop was dropping it by 8% per minute and not really filling the laptop battery. So this is good for charging phones and functions as a nice tent light which is something. When we had severe storms a few nights ago I made sure this was charged because I would have been happy to have that 'something' if we lost power. I wondered if I would like this on the boat to avoid firing up the generator when we needed 110v for short bursts but I couldn't think of any use cases because we have 12v for phone chargers. There are not many items to plug in that draw so little that you need mobile power for, but I'm still brainstorming.So I am going to enjoy this camping as a light and phone charger and potentially on the beach if the speaker needs charging but beyond that not a ton of uses that I can think of. Definitely did not end up being all that I thought it would be. The one I need for the things I have schemed up would require another zero at the end of the price so it was asking a lot of a budget power bank.This does have some ports for solar and I am excited to play with that because I haven't dabbled in solar yet and it seems like a very easy way to get started and a fun project.Have realistic expectations, double check what your intended use-case draws for power and if it meets that, order. It seems well-built and rugged enough to last.

My mother has an electric hospital air mattress. This power station kept the mattress inflated for 10 hrs and still had 38% power remaining. After Helene hit we were only without power for 16 hrs. This was the only time I have used this product, but looks like hurricane Milton is going to give us another opportunity...