1200W Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Converter Automotive Modified Sine Wave 3.1A USB 2 AC Outlets with LCD Digital Display（2400W Peak

Took this on a road trip to power a mini fridge and some other various electronics. It works as it should. Ran it 24/7 for a month straight and never had an issue. Don’t know how long it will last long term, but for the price and How it performed while I had it. You can’t go wrong.

It was easy to hook up. We got it to hook up to a little tv to run in our rv and it works great. It is a little noise but if you put a hand towel folded underneath it, it quits down a lot. Very pleased with it.

It did NOT live up to their description of what it would power up. My 500 watt inverter powered up more devices than the 1200!!! All their inverters are off Amazon. Don't buy!!! I threw it away because I didn't want the hassle of returning it!!! I did actually THROW it in the garbage can!!! Very Very disappointed that my old 500 watt inverter powered much more than this IMOLI 1200W/2400W INVERTER.

Works best on the battery since 12v sockets are not meant for 1200w, but love this inverter. (Keep an extra 20a fuse in the glove box just in case.)

The price was great! The wattage is amazing for an inverter this inexpensive but the outlets only allow you to plug in one item at a time. Why have two outlets if you can only use one? Perhaps it could have been designed a little bit wider to accommodate the plugs people who need an inverter like this would use.

If I hadn't found a better one, I probably would have kept this one. The unit shows 1200W, but doesn't state peak or continuous. In my testing, It would support two 350 watt heaters, but would go offline when a third was turned on. So it will support 700 watts continuous, but will not support 1050 watts continuous. If you are looking for a good 600 watt continuous, 1200W peak, this would probably work really well for you. Just remember, it takes a lot of amps (100) at 14 volts to generate 1400 watts and you can't get that from a power point inside the car.To be fair, I used an 895 cranking amp battery with a 50 amp charger to ensure voltage stability during the test and connected directly to the battery. Supplied cables are a little skimpy for the 90 amps required to provide 1200 watts so I used larger cables with no additional capacity found. Most units I saw that were labeled with peak Watts and claim to be continuous at 1/2 of peak. This one definitely exceeds that standard.

I hooked this up to the straight to the battery on my truck. It will run a corded drill and al so a small air compressor. I would have never thought it would run these items.

LCD Display did not work in the unit they sent me, so as long as you don't need the display to work this unit will provide a small amount of power to charge small battery packs and maybe supply enough power to run a small computer monitor. The fan runs full speed all the time at about 80 decibels, I can deal with that due to having it in my truck. I will have to meter it to see what kind of power it draws when not in use and hopefully, it doesn't kill my battery. I will update this review after putting the unit to work and see how it performs.