AFERIY Portable Power Station 2400W, 2048Wh Power Station LiFePO4 Backup Battery, Quick Charge in 1.5H, 240V AC Outlets, UPS, Solar Generator, Electric Generator for RV/Camping/Home, 7-Year WarrantyCarbonfree Certified

This is a very well built and sturdy feel for a portable battery ideal for camping and keeping your devices charged on the go.I plugged in my 10 year old USB A 18W back pack solar panel and it starting charging right away.It has great versatility in charging options (note USB - C interface via male or female connection) that can otherwise can be used with adaptors for older USB types, but also has a legacy USB A output.Auto on with display, no on/off button when charging or discharging was a nice surprise with a bright display that can be manually switch, also with an auto dim function.Retractable inbult USB-C cable for power in/out has a firm feel and nice magnetic clip.Very fast charging from the 100W max input connection. Useful display estimates times based on charging and discharging rates.Seems very good value for the money for all us tech fans to keep gadgets alive.Highly recommended from me.

I recently purchased the Avery Portable Power Station (240V), and it has exceeded all my expectations. From camping trips to emergency backup at home, this unit delivers consistent and reliable power wherever I need it. The build quality is solid, yet it’s lightweight and compact enough to carry around easily.The 240V output is perfect for powering larger appliances, and it handled my mini fridge, laptop, and even a small kettle without any issues. I also really appreciate the multiple ports (USB, AC, and DC) which make it super versatile. Charging is quick whether through solar panels or wall outlets, and the battery life is impressive—it lasts much longer than I expected.Overall, a fantastic investment for anyone looking for dependable portable power. Highly recommended!

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been using the AFERIY Portable Power Station for a couple of months now, and it’s been a notable improvement to our family setup. It managed a power cut with no trouble, keeping the kids’ electronics charged while ensuring the Wi-Fi and some lighting stayed operational. Charging it is simple and fairly quick – I usually plug it in overnight when electricity rates are lower or connect it to a solar panel on sunny days.The unit is sturdy and provides a good variety of output options. I’ve used it to run everything from my laptop and phone to larger appliances like a microwave during a garden gathering. It’s compact but slightly heavy to carry, so while it’s not the most portable option, it’s manageable as long as you’re not travelling a significant distance.A practical choice for home backup or outings, though investing in a proper trolley would make transport more practical. Reliable and functional.

Wasn’t sure what to expect from such a small unit, as I already have the P010, but have to say it’s a great piece of kit, which will be ideal for my boat and camper van.The NANO100 will now give me the option to power my phone, Osmo Action camera, mic’s and DJI Session when on shorter trips.Love the fact I can also charge via solar using the two way retractable cable, which cleverly secures in place with a magnetic plug.The unit is very basic, but does exactly what you need it to do for a more portable carry, when out filming.But for me, having power when on my boat, without using my engine battery is a huge plus.You don’t get any additional leads for charging (other than the retractable one), but I will put together my own setup to suit my requirements.Yet another great product from Aferiy.

This review relates to the NEW 1200W AF-P110 MODEL with Large Display.It seems to do everything that's claimed. I get about 850-950Wh out of it in real-world mixed use, which is typical for a product of this type given conversion losses, and no better or worse than my Bluetti. More on efficiency later...Good features:Excellent, very large, clear and detailed display - better than all others I've seen to-date.Intelligent, very, very quiet cooling fans that operate only when needed and not often.Carry-able weight: 14.5kg is about as much as many can lift and carry single-handedly.240v inverter ran 1000w Induction hob easily and 1400w Air-fryer when pushed (beyond stated limit).Ran T36-style 12v compressor fridge/freezer for <30hrs.Versatile selection of USB-A (QC3.0 18w) and USB-C (PD20w & 100w) high-speed ports.Usable high current 25A 12v XT60 port for powering multiple RV/in-vehicle outlets.Fast charges in <2hrs from mains; Solar up to 50v/500w, tried with many brands of panels.Long-life, high cycle LiFePO4 cells.7-year warranty included by registering on-line with Aferiy.Not so good (if these matter to you):Display cannot be turned off, but does dim after a few minutes in use.There is no 'phone app to update firmware or control the unit (are they really needed?)No in-car charging lead included, butone is available herefrom Aferiy as an extra cost option.Techy note on efficiency: A friend asked me to explain why I‘m only getting 850-950Wh of energy from this 1248Wh rated power station when Aferiy claim this has an efficiency rating of Class A. If you don't care, ignore this bit...The stated power station capacity is 1248Wh, EVE 32130 LiFePO4 cells, nominal pack voltage 48v. As with all portable power stations of this ilk, energy is lost converting the 48v pack voltage into a usable state, namely 5v USB, 12v, or 240v mains. On-line video load tests, for almost all brands of power station, suggest an efficiency between 80% and 90% is achievable, 85% typical. Note though that all those tests use a near maximum continuous load – say a 1000w load for a 1200w inverter and a 2kw load for a 2400w inverter; in real-world use – say when camping or RV’ing - with mixed/sporadic loads, you’ll probably get less than 85%. For example, using a 1200w mains appliance with a 1200w inverter may yield 87% or better efficiency, say 1085Wh from this 1248Wh rated pack. However, using a 45/60-watt mains laptop/tablet charger over a longer time period yields far less available power overall, because there’s overhead running the inverter: In essence, you’re converting 48v DC to 240v AC, then down to (often) 20v DC to charge the device. Much energy is lost in those conversions. The bigger the inverter used – say 2400w - the more energy lost in overhead. Generally, it pays to use a power station with an inverter that most closely matches the loads (appliances) you intend to use with it. This Aferiy 1200w inverter model is therefore more efficient running higher powered camping appliances such as a 700w kettle, 900w toaster or air-fryer, or 1000w induction hob over shorter time periods, but like any other power station, that efficiency will be considerably reduced running smaller mains-powered appliances especially over longer time periods. This is equally true with my Bluetti power station. Where possible, smaller devices are more efficiently run from 5v USB (laptops, phones, fans etc) or 12v (fridges/coolers) where the conversion losses would be considerably less giving far better (more efficient) use of the available power.So overall, IMHO an excellent mid-sized unit for power-cuts or mobile/RV/camping use given it's capacity, versatility, and moderate size and carrying weight.