AFERIY Solar Generator P210 with 2pcs 200W Solar Panel | 2400W Portable Power Station 2048Wh | AC Output with 120V,2400W,Solar Generator for Home Use,Outdoor Camping,Power Outage, Camping,Emergencies

I am a novice/occasional camper. I bought this to use in place of my very quiet inverter gas generator. I am very happy with my purchase. The shipping was fast. It less than a week to receive it from Aferiy. I used it for over 10 hours it my tent setup at a track meet. It powered 2 small Fans and one large one, a TV and multiple iPads, phones and laptops. I also used it to make two cups of coffee. I purposely made the coffee while everything else was being powered. The coffee maker pulls 850w alone. There was no issues with power or lack there of. Also I kept everything plugged in and on the whole time to get a good idea of the power usage. I was at 64% when it was all said and done. I tested it at home with an electric grill and small electric oven. It reached a max watt output of 2,019 watts. The grill was rated at 1400w and the oven was 750w. I emailed Aferiy about getting the extended warranty and they were very quick (within 24 hours)to respond and extend my warranty. Now I have 7 years coverage.Pros:Powerful enough to run most household appliances and electronics.Large capacity to run smaller fans and keep essentials charged for a couple of days.Multiple outputs to charge and run many electronics at once.Fast charging is accomplished through the 1100 watt internal charger while plugged into a 120v outlet.Cons:Heavy-It weighs 48 pounds and it's all there. This is expected for a power station with this capacity.Display-I would like to be able to turn off or dim the display while in use.Low solar/xt90 input wattage-The max wattage that can be input through the solar input is 500w. Most units of this size has a max of at least 800w.

This is an impressive and versatile power station. Great for a variety of needs, making it a must-have for anyone looking for a reliable power backup or a portable energy source. Weighing in at around 50 lbs, this power station is a bit on the heavier side, but the trade-off is well worth it considering its robust features and power capacity. It's designed to handle a wide range of household electronics, making it ideal for everything from powering small appliances like fans, lights, and refrigerators to more demanding devices such as power tools and even medical equipment during power outages. There is a display that tells exactly how much power is being consumed and an estimate of how much time you have left while at the watts being used.One of the standout features is its ability to provide steady, reliable power to multiple devices simultaneously. With a total output capacity of 2400W, it offers enough juice to run most home electronics, ensuring that you don't have to worry about being left in the dark during a blackout. The power station has multiple AC outlets, USB ports, and even DC outputs, allowing for a broad range of connections. Whether you're charging phones, laptops, or running larger appliances like TVs or electric kettles, this unit can handle it all. I can imagine going to tailgates and bringing this power station along powering TVs and sound systems!This power station is also incredibly practical for outdoor activities like camping or RV trips. Its large capacity makes it perfect for powering lights, small cooktops, and other camping essentials. Since it can be charged via AC wall outlet, solar panels, or even car chargers, it's easy to keep it ready to go for your next outdoor adventure. Like many camping grounds I've been to, sometimes there are electric hook ups and recharging this power station would be easy. The fact that it provides clean, reliable power in the wilderness is a huge plus for those who rely on electricity for cooking, communication, or lighting when off the grid.The design of the unit makes it relatively easy to transport, with sturdy handles for lifting. It can be a bit heavy for those with mobility issues, so it's something to keep in mind if you plan to use it frequently on the go.This power station really does offer a solid combination of power, reliability, and versatility for both home use and outdoor activities. Whether you're dealing with a power outage or heading out for a camping trip, it will ensure you have the energy you need to stay connected and comfortable. I was lucky enough to receive this power station a day before high winds and rain came through my area and we lost power. It helped keep my refrigerator operating until the utility company was able to restore electricity to the area. Would definitely recommend this power station and has helped ease my mind during power outages.

As stated above, I'm excited about my 1st Power Station. But keep in mind that since this is my 1st, I'm not an expert.The reason why I give the AF-P210 such a high rating is because it beats Harbor Freight [HF]'s PREDATOR (which HF seems to want that name in caps?)I planned on getting another Power Station (the PREDATOR 2000 Watt Power Station from HF) but they did not have any available (and I'm now glad that they did not).While waiting for the other Power Station I can across the AFERIY (they also seem to want their name in all caps?) AF-P210 (and glad I did).The 3 big things for me that made me give the rating are...1- Price...At the time I write this, the PREDATOR lists for $949.99 while the AF-P210 list for $799.00. So $950 vs $800.Granted if you wait you can get the PREDATOR for 10% off which will make it cost around $855 (still higher then AF-P210's list price).When I got my AF-P210 I got it for around $600 (which at the time I write this you can still do)---WINNER AF-P210.2- Output and Capacity...The PREDATOR claims Output of 2000 running Watts (4000 Max starting Watts) with a 1545 Watt-Hours Capacity. The AF-P210 claims Output of 2400 running Watts (4800 Max starting Watts) with a 2048 Watt-Hours Capacity---WINNER AF-P210.-3- Warranty...The PREDATOR offers 5 years while the AF-P210 offers 7 years that you have to register for (which I did)---WINNER AF-P210.But number 3 was not that clear cut for me. Yes, 7 is greater then (or is it than?) 5, but how the warranty is serviced is the issue.From my understanding (which I got from multiple HF employees), with HF you take the defective product back to a store, provide proof of purchase and if they have one on the shelf, you will go home with a new product. WoW.With AF-P210 I assume it is mail and wait. :o(There are some things the AF-P210 have (app support being the biggest) that the PREDATOR doesn't which just makes me more happy with my purchase.After I ordered, it came to me in about a week (8 days), which I think is pretty good.So far, I have contacted AFERIY 2 times (through email) and they responded within a day.1 of the times was asking a question (before I even brought the product) and the other time was to register my item. Because of this quick response I hope that it would be just as fast in the case of an warranty issue (which I hope I never have to do).Overall, I like the AF-P210 and if you are looking for a Power Station with similar specs then I suggest you compare the AF-P210 with the others and decide for yourself. If you are like me, you will get the AF-P210.