I'm happy I bought this. I've tried other batteries to power my CPAP when the power goes out. Most advertise that they will power a CPAP for however many nights, but what they fail to mention is that if your CPAP generates heat with a heated tube and or humidifier, they are massive power hogs and need a stronger battery. This one should do the trick however I would still recommend that if the power goes out, make sure the heated tube and humidifier on your CPAP is turned off if you have the kind of CPAP that has either of those features.

This Power Station weighs less than 40lbs, so it is very mobile. We purchased this so we could grab it and head to our storm shelter when severe weather develops. We have a string of LED lights that we just plug into the 120 outlet on the back of station. Also, there are USB ports to keep our mobile phones charged. The digital read out let you know your power consumption and how much battery life you have left.

Unfortunately, I cannot leave a positive review for the iGen300s. It has failed after less than 2 years. It was great and worked perfectly for what I needed it for while it worked, but after not even 2 years, it doesn't hold a charge anymore. After showing a full charge, it will only last 20 minutes in a task that it used to last 6 hours. Furthermore, upon showing empty after the 20 minutes of use, it will charge to a full charge in only 20-30 minutes CHARGING ONLY THROUGH A CAR CHARGER. I'm not sure what happened or why, but it seems to have lost all of its capacity. And this was a unit that was used somewhat sparingly, perhaps only a few times a month. So, it was not excessively used in any way.

We fully charged wit right out of the box. Plugged in a Keurig coffee maker and mad two cups of coffee. Those things eat power like potato chips. It dropped about 3%, pretty good in my estimation. Plans of plugging in our 56 quart fridge/ freezer cooler and testing next and then solar charging, if performance is bad I will update this review. Happy camper.

I bought this on Dec 6 of 2024. We do a lot of travel basebal with our son and the iGen300s performs perfectly for everything we need from it, from charging our mobile devices, to powering portable fans, my wife's laptop, and making sure our son is fully powered with all his tech during downtime between games on those long 1 day tournaments.

I bought this to provide power to raise our 120V hurricane screens after we lost power from Hurricane Milton. I plugged in an extension cord to test if it had enough power to do the job and it worked well. I'll keep it fully charged to provide power for future power outages.

I bought this for any sort of outages at our apartment to keep the kids entertained, run some fans, and keep the fridge running! Bundled with a solar panel for charging! My family is more thankful now that I don't have to jeopardize my safety to go out and purchase gas during a blackout for a generator.

Really nice and compact. Has hook and loop fasteners to keep it stowed and also well engineered legs for easy foldout and setup. The charging area doubles as a zipped pouch to keep cables stowed. Used it with my iGen1000 and it worked well. Slick setup. Note: Does not seem to be waterproof per manual instructions.

I purchased this because my neighbor had this exact model outside his garage during Hurricane Milton in Florida. Other neighbors also had generators outside their garages but their generators were extremely noisy. My neighbor used this to charge his phones and his refrigerator. We don't need power to run the whole house A/C, we need to keep our food fresh, charge our phones and plug in necessities when needed, and of course make coffee in the mornings.

I have not used the generator yet. I will soon. I can mention that this product seems well thought out or engineered might be a better term. Instructions are well written. All accessories are provided. It's packaged well. Just looks like there was a lot of thought placed in providing a nice product. I believe it will serve me well.