I bought this in May. I went camping fully charged and it died with inflating only 2 mattresses and charging a couple phones after 2 days, which is like 2-3hrs total. The second time, i took it to the beach fully charged and had trouble with the DC output. Moments ago i tried to go in the yard at night with it and the flashlight doesnt work, only while charging. In fact the DC still doesnt work, and the AC light goes on but doesnt charge. Very disappointed

This is for the 11000DFc. Bought this to use as a whole home backup. It does not disappoint. It will run everything in my home. Obviously need to be selective on running the 240 amp appliances. My central HVAC has a variable speed motor so its an easy start. In what i would think would be a long outage i would put a window unit in my master bedroom and not us the central hvac. The generator is a bonded neutral so you might want to convert it to a floating neutral if hooking to your home through an inlet. It's easy to do.

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.

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.

We use this power station to keep our phones and camera charged all day at the ballpark. It allows us to livestream our games so grandparents and others can watch the games even if they are not there. The power station keeps us up and running. Great product.

I charged my brand new iGen300s. It only took 30 minutes vs. the 5-6 hrs stated in the manual. Afterward, I ran a 40W fireplace fan and it only ran 20 minutes. I repeated this and got the same result. This unit is more like 10WHr capacity rather than 300WHr stated. I get more run time with an 18V Ryobi battery and a Ryobi power station that cost 3x less. Don't waste your money. Total junk.

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.

I am affected, as I write this, by the blackout that ensued from the hurricane strength winds that hit Tulsa on 6/18/23. I purchased this unit prior to my return to Tulsa. It's well built, easy to use, and works well. Right now it's powering a small desktop fan blowing air across me while I attempt to sleep. I work overnights. This was essential and it's working flawlessly. I couldn't be more impressed.

The purchase of this portable power station was primarily for the live stream broadcasting of high school sports when a power supply is not available. I have enough power to broadcast a baseball/softball game lasting 2hrs 45mins supplying power for the laptop, audio mixer and docking station for the duration. It's lightweight, easy to use and will forever be a vital part of my broadcast equipment. Plus if the power goes out at home, I can still charge my laptop, phones and iPads. Great product!

I originally bought this just for emergencies and "what if" use. It is on the pricier side, but all the features make it well worth the money. I take several vehicle based camping/hunting trips every year and this unit does everything I need, all in a small and lightweight package.