CNBOU America B12P300W-1 110 VAC Output Pure Sinewave Inverter, 300W, 12V Input

It’s 5 star so far, but I haven’t put it through all the paces yet. I wanted a go power 300w, but I couldn’t bring myself to put out the money. SO, I’ll try this out. So far I’ve ran a palm sander, a drill motor, charging station, all next to a 24” tv. The tv signal didn’t get weird, and the sound didn’t distort either. It’s a replacement for a go power 300w pure sine my nephew never returned ( kids today = my brother yesterday). I haven’t heard the fan yet. Nice warning and fault system. It will probable work out just fine. 300w = 2.5 amp.... remember that try and buy twice the wattage you need and you’ll have a little room to play with. On further review, Apple products alert its users that the usb isn’t compatible.

so far i like it a lot! very solid construction, has a little weight to me . first of 8 small inverters i've tested that actually had a surge capability. runs silent and if it warms up the fan kicks on and cools it back down, hz are a perfect, steady 60.0. didnt try it next to my CB yet to see about any rf disruption but its fcc approved go im guessing its fine. i hate to say it so soon but i like this WAY better the my little samlex inverter. i'll check back down the road. FIVE STARS from an experienced off grid'er.

Decent, the USB outlet is off kilter and couldn't plug a cable in due to it being off center; tweaked it a bit but the USB circuit board won't allow to move it back to center very well but with a little forcing it does work.Provided a solid 120v even on the tester and for the price it's pretty good.

I use this to run a CB base station radio that has SSB because I use a 12 volt deep cycle battery so if the grid goes down my back-up communication doesn't. The power is clean even when running a 100 watt amp from the battery at the same time.