For $159 I can't complain at all. Works great. Used about 25% to run my CPAP for a night. Hopefully can get at least 3 nights. Power cuts off once it hits 20%. Just bought a solar panel but haven't got to try it out yet.

I absolutely love my MP500 Portable Power Station! It's incredibly reliable and versatile. I've used it for camping trips, outdoor events, and even during power outages at home. The compact design makes it easy to transport, and the multiple outlets allow me to charge various devices simultaneously. Plus, the battery life is impressive, providing hours of power without needing a recharge. Overall, I highly recommend this power station to anyone in need of a reliable backup power source.

Bought this on sale for $159. Can't beat that price. Have used it once to see how long it could run my CPAP. One night took it down to 78%. I'm thinking I could get 3-4 nights. Nice to have on hand for hunting, camping, emergencies, etc..

If you pay more than $159/half of the Eco Flow you are wasting money. Why? The battery tech is old and has 30% of the cycles of the Eco Flow. Has NO App, hence you have to physically touch the unit to operate (the Eco Flow allows you to control all from your phone). I paid $159 to compare performance, etc with the comparable Eco Flow and I am blown away of how poor the Wattbricks is in comparison. Very very limited use.