Webetop 167Wh 45000mAh Portable Generator Inverter Battery 150W Camping Emergency Home Use UPS Power Source Charged Solar Panel/Wall Car 110V AC Outlet, 3 DC 12V, 2 USB Port

I am very pleased with this purchase. I bought Two 22” blow up beds for camping and we used this for airing the beds up. I was more than pleased with its capability of doing the job. It not only blew them up, but it also helped in deflating both mattresses and keeping a full charge. The only thing is I messed up thinking it would work with my coffee pot and I saw my coffee pot is 150w and thus will only work on 120w. Sad. But it will charge your phones, iPads, laptops etc.

So I have been pretty skeptical that this would work for my CPAP while camping... Sure I saw all the videos, read the reviews, but something in me said it wasn't going to work, but it worked just fine, so long as you follow all the tips for high efficiency. Tip one, get a DC adapter for your CPAP, this is key, as it will waste less energy. Tip two, don't use your humidifier. I disconnected mine years ago and have grown accustomed to not using it at any time (mostly cause I'm lazy and don't want to clean it and don't want to constantly buy distilled water). While every day I would wake up at half charge and could probably get an extra night out of it if I had to, I would charge it everyday in my car, or in campground electrical outlets... I spent a week in the Canadian Rockies and didn't have any hiccups with it, it was great! And my cpap is set to the highest setting since I have severe sleep apnea... The only thing was that when it gets really cold out, it is blowing cold air in. I ended up bringing the whole machine into my sleeping bag, which kept the air a bit warmer, though it was a little more uncomfortable and at one point I accidentally disconnected it from the battery, so there was a little bit of time I wasn't utilizing the cpap, which I definitely felt it in the morning, but none of that was the batteries fault...

I bought this based on other reviewers who used this for a CPAP backup. I wanted something in case of a power outage for my husband's CPAP. It's compact, so it can fit easily on a nightstand. Also, would be simple to pack in a suitcase. It comes with a power adapter for charging in a standard outlet, a car charger, a socket cable for running items that use a car charger and a small LED light that plugs into the generator. It does not come with the solar panel. The directions are simple. We tested it with lamps, but not yet with the CPAP. It came nicely boxed as well.

So far this is a great little backup battery to have ready for a power failure or for off the grid use. I got the solar charger to go along with it. Time will tell but so far I see no problems.

The size was perfect but it wouldn't hold a charge for more than 20 minutes so I returned it. I needed it to power a small string of white lights for at least 4 hours. The description said it would power a lamp for that time but was not so.

Very good for usb devices you can charge them several times and last a looong time, but weak for AC items the battery runs out pretty quickly, I had this battery for 5 months now and here are all items I tested: - charging a standard laptop nothing fancy, can only be done twice and then the battery is done. - I tested a lamp with a standard 60 watts bulb and lasted almost 3.5 hours - 20" box fan lasted 2 hours (but does buzzing sound) - 32" LCD Smart tv 1.5 hours (but does buzzing sound) - blender works great in low setting - wifi extender and router works great and last several hours more than 8 I recommend use smaller AC items like smaller tv's, smaller fans, those will last a bit more for sure. In conclusion if you want to get this for emergency use only small appliances are the way to go to take the most advantage possible to this battery: - like 24" tv and smaller - 40 watts bulbs - table/desk fans - personal blenders etc... All that said use smaller items to really enjoy the ac option here, or you will be paying a lot for a big power bank. Hope this helps!

I originally purchased this as an emergency back up to my CPAP. I haven't had a chance to test that you, but today I was working under my kitchen sink, and the flexible light came in very handy. I used it for 2 hours straight and the battery meter didn't change a bit. I need to test it more to give it a real evaluation, but so far I'm impressed. I was hoping to leave it plugged in all the time and just run my CPAP off it, but the instruction says not to do that. That would have made it perfect!

Bought this during the winter when we lost power. It couldn't power anything like a heater, but managed to power one of the lights in my living room for over 6 hours before I shut it off. I've since put it in my emergency kit (with my solar charger) so that I can charge my cell/tablet if needed.