AnkerPower Bank Power Station 60,000mAh,Portable Outdoor Generator 87W with Smart Digital Display, Retractable Auto Lighting and SOS Mode, Home Backup(PowerCore Reserve 192Wh) for Travel, CampingClimatePartner certified

Awesome unit. I also have it's bigger brother. One thing to note, the USB-C is limited to 60w so it will not run a Starlink mini (verified). I have the Solix C200 also which has a 140w USB-C and it runs my Starlink Mini just fine.

It will give you between 4 to 8 hours of battery life on a legion go depending on TDP. Portable, stylish, you will think the phosphorescent light at the bottom is gimmicky and useless. Not at all. I taped with clear tape these. I also ducked tape a quarter on the sos button so to never inadvertently press it. I got it on sale clearance for much lower than you are seeing.so keep an eye out. Even a full price it is worth it. That is how good it is. I would not go to the higher model for my use case unless you can get the Solix C200 for much cheaper as it it the case right now. For my use case, again the extra port stepping up won't do anything for me but it seems larger (to be verified)CCL: Well developped integration and functions. Built for a price point but well designed.

I love everything about this power bank. First of all, it's very efficient. I used it to fast charge my camera, my phone and a small power bank overnight and it's still at 90% remaining. The display is very readable, and I really like the tactile buttons. The dual-level light is perfect, and I think it will be perfect for camping trips. It's nice that you can put the lamp up or down to control how much light is shed. The unit charges very fast, and the build quality is excellent. It's very sturdy and doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. The matte green finish looks awesome! I'm very satisfied and highly recommend.

This ANKER Battery is useful for keeping your devices charged on the road. It is simple enough to operate. You charge it and then use it to connect Laptop, Cell Phone, or other electronic devices. Don't expect more than a couple of charges for your laptop and several more for your phone. The unit recharges quickly and has what I consider some 'useless' features like an SOS Light or a not-too-bright lamp - however, in an emergency situation, on the side of the road, this could come in handy. It is a bit heavy, but most batteries like this are and it has a digital display that informs you of remaining juice. USB-C and USB A plugs.

I have an Echo Flow Delta 2, allowing to power anything but it’s big and not needed all the time.I saw that most of outages are for few hours. The first thing I always need is a quick light and something to power my iphone if needed. Well this anker product is the dream one. It’s acting like a quick hub, at the center of my living room when an outage is happening. I love it!

I let my friend borrow this because his work had him camping in a tent out in Coachella.this lasted my friend all weekend at Coachella. and still had 70% when he returned it. he said he and others used it.

This has come in to save the day multiple times. Whether it was a low battery on my phone with no outlet near by, or if the power has gone out at my house ( which happens more times than it should sadly). The light has two modes and it’s more than enough to light up the room. Plus I’ve been able to charge my phone a bunch off of just one charge for the power bank. I’d highly recommend this to anyone to have as a back up for a power outage or just something to take with you when camping.

Normally I love Anker and I have many. Maybe this was a fluke.I can’t help but wonder if the super deal offered was to clear inventory and deal with fixing via support as needed, however it does look as many were sold without issue.Mine arrived completely uncharged. 0%. This surprised me. I expected it would need to be charged, but was expecting with enough to at least turn it on. I have a UGREEN Nexode 65w that quickly bought the beautiful display to life. The first thing I loved was the beautiful display and how it confirmed it was at maximum charge of 60 watts.The first task was the main thing I bought this for, to recharge my DJI Avata 2 batteries while in the field. I have UGREEN PB720 for this now, but wanted a bigger capacity. The first surprise…let me explain first: the DJI Avata 2 three battery charging hub can also be used as a power bank. It can output power to say charge your phone if wanted. This seem to confuse the Anker. It couldn’t figure out if it was being charged by them or if it was supposed to be charging. I never had this issue with the UGREEN, but after playing around with the DJI settings to be sure I could not get the Anker to charge them using the bidirectional port. DJI limits charge to 60w and using the other USB-C port was confirmed. However, this is problem. I was hoping to use both ports when with my brother with same drone. I realized the charge is limited to like 80 watts using both ports, but now I’ll have to use one of the USB-A which will be deathly slow.Problem two. One thing that stood out about this power bank was the lantern and the emergency light feature. I do loose power occasionally here in Florida, and I thought this would be a great way to justify having this device I probably honestly won’t use much. I first tested it and it worked fine. The next day I had it set up in where this would live now and went to show my wife, but now it’s not working?I emailed support and they quickly responded with some things to try. It was a canned response, and some suggestions had nothing to do with my situation, but I did try.Here’s a small complaint. The first suggestion was to reset the device. Rather than pressing a reset button or holding some combo, I was instructed to connect the included dual ended USBC to USBC cable to both ports for a few seconds . My complaint is nothing on that beautiful display indicates the unit is resetting. It didn’t work.The next thing to try was recalibrating the battery by fully discharging and recharging. I already had a bad feeling about this because this this is brand new, and I’d want the emergency lighting to work dependently, not finding out once the power is out. But I love my other Anker products so I thought I’d give this a try. I went to plug in mine and my wife’s iPads and found that now the non bidirectional UBSC port is not working. Then I noticed the two USBA ports are not working?Luckily, this all happened within a few days and I was able to return it to Amazon.I LOVE AMAZON