I have to say it's light weight and offers alot except power for what I need. My 1.9 amp Kenmore freezer did not like this generator. The freezer alarm kept going off. I thought I broke the freezer, but it reset itself. Now what? Do I buy the 600S? Or did Kenmore lie about the electrical specks. All I'm asking for is the freezer to run a couple of times overnight in case the power goes out until I can run a gas generator. if you want something done right you do it yourself. By the time I spend $450 for a 600 watt I'll build my own generator.

I bought this about a week ago and love the price point for what you get. There are multiple ports making this accessible for multiple applications. I bought as a power outage backup for inside of the house to use with my outdoor inverter generator. My only concern is the instructions for charging on not straight forward and it appears you need a higher watt charging brick as most seem not to be compatible. I wish this would have come with a brick in addition to the charging cable which was already with it to help with recharging.

This has been opened at the seal! I would like an exchange for one that battery has not been tampered with. This was not listed as refurbished!

This is bad. So sad. Does not hold a charge. Fully charged, 1 week later when needed completely dead. Has a slight electric fuming smell.

We use at our off grid cabin for light duty stuff like running a Hughes Net modem. Especially like the ability to charge using our existing solar. One nice feature is that it displays the wattage when it is supplying and receiving power.

Recently had a brief 24 hour power outage. My power station got me thru it. I used a led, usb light bulb that didnt even move the gage. Ran a fan to sleep and powered my cell phone. Was dead the next morning, but git me thru the night. Love it!!!

this product is great for camping i took it on a camping trip and it was great i had where to plug in my phone sleep machine that i use and we were there for a weekend and it never fell us

I bought this for a tent camp trip to run a fan. I love that it gives me the output of what is being used, and the battery percentage with the flashlight on the end! The price was great as well compared to others of this electrical capacity!

got this unit for an extended stay camping in Yellowstone Nat'l Park. I charged it up, and started testing it at home before I left. Unit has 5 bars for the battery completely charged. I use this for my CPAP and the first 2 nights, it worked fine and the battery bars didn't move. After the third night, it was down 2 bars. After the fourth night it went down one more bar to 2 bars. On the next night, with 2 bars remaining, I went to sleep for about 2 1/2 hours and the unit was DEAD. So now I know it'll last me 4 nights using it for JUST my CPAP, and not needing to recharge it.

I purchased the iGen160s a couple of months ago to power my Celestron CGE1100 telescope and some accessories, including a dew heater and it has worked very well. I have been able to run the scope and heaters for hours without running out of power, which I could not do before with my Celestron PowerTank.