VOLO 300W Portable Power Station, 299Wh/3.2V 93500mAh Camping Battery Pack, PD 60W and QC3.0 30W Pure Sine Wave 2AC 110V/ 2QC3.0 USB/ 2DC/ 1Car Charger Port/Flashlight for Outdoor Home Emergency

Picked up the Volo 300 portable power station for use in our RV, primarily for those times when we simply don't want to run the generator but still want the ability to power things up inside the rig. My requirements were: A) run my 50" tv and Fire Stick at the same time; B) re-charge via my Renogy 100 watt suitcase solar panel, and C) something that was at least 80000mAh. Okay, so I've had it out twice camping so far and I'm happy to say it works on all counts. It had NO problem running my 50" Samsung TV (which pulls approx 70 watts) along with the Fire Stick. I ran the TV for 3 hours using the Volo and it was only down about half way (which you can tell with a glance at the bar on the unit's display). I am just really happy with my choice. For anyone looking to do what I was looking to do, I would highly recommend this unit. 5 stars, easy.

This VOLO 300W Portable Power Station is a great find for camping or home emergencies. I can run my Bipap machine into it and it will run it for two nights without recharging. I have also recharged my Apple IPhone and IWatch. The unit has a bright flashlight on the back too. You can charge it from your car or at home with 110V, so it is adaptable for many situations. I even used it to power my HydroFloss when a ground fault knocked out bathroom electric for a couple days. This is a must have! Oh, by the way, this company is easy to work with, and they send you a free gift after purchase. It is a nice one too. I won't spoil the surprise for you.

I bought this power pack two years ago for my CPAP to use when the power goes out and while doing overnight cruises on our boat. I have not needed it for a year but I pulled it out, charged it up and brought it on the boat. Once there, I could not turn it on.I took it home, recharged it (unused the charge was down by about 35%) after it was fully charged I still could not get it to turn on.Now I cannot find any customer support. I understand that any warrantee would be expired after a year but..... looks like I will be looking for a more reliable brand. Stay away from VOLO.

Smaller than expected, cased in average quality plastic, the minimalist design Volo battery after an overnight charge handled our 3-night camping trip beautifully. The fan turns on for a second when connecting my CPAP machine, yet was silent each night. After two nights of use, the battery only lost one of 6 bars, so believe this will power my CPAP machine for 4 nights easily. It has USB-C which is nice to grow into as more USB-C devices crop up.As a a bonus this is a few bucks cheaper than some of the competitors yet I had to dig through a few pages on Amazon to find it - so hopefully it gets more notice.

Nice little power station for being off grid for a couple days. Perfect blend of size to price.It's a great little power station. There are only three small improvements I would make. First, allow USB and AC to run at the same time. Second, get rid of the five-piece battery indicator and replace it with an actual percentage countdown of how much batteries left. Lastly, I would prefer if the form factor was completely square so it could be easily stacked. All minor things.Overall I highly recommend the Volo 300 portable power station! Definitely would buy again. I hope they come out with a 500 or 1,000 watt station.

It's incredible that Volo can get 300 W into a box this small and light. It seems to run forever and works very well running both ac- and dc-powered loads. I ran a refrigerated cooler from it all day and it still had some energy left. Does take a while to charge from the supplied ac charger (several hours), so you have to plan that into your usage. The light on the back is surprisingly useful as well. I've used it for signaling and to illuminate a work area for more than 2 hours at a time. It's bright!

I used it for my CPAP (humidifier/heater disabled), and to recharge ham radios for five days in the Maine North Woods. Any time I would get in the car to go someplace I'd plug it into the car, which amounted to three hours of charging over the five days (it's a long way to anyplace). It probably would have lasted the entire five days, but no need to find out if I don't have to.

Having this power battery in our place made us feel safe and ready for any adverse situation during this year exceptionally active hurricane season. The battery is very powerful and surprisingly light weighting! Also, it comes with a built-in emergency light that can illuminate one entire room. We found a coupon for a free gift in the battery box and the seller was super kind to send it to us. We highly recommend the product and the seller!

Did work but does not last long and takes a long time to change 100w solar panel it takes a day.