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The DABBSSON 2048Wh Portable Power Station exceeded my expectations. The battery capacity is excellent, providing long-lasting power for multiple devices at the same time. It’s well-built, quiet, and easy to use, with a clear display that makes monitoring power levels simple. I especially appreciate how fast it charges and how reliable it is during outages and outdoor use. This is a solid, high-quality power station that delivers exactly what it promises. Highly recommended. Read more

After testing several portable power stations, the DABBSSON 2048Wh Portable Power Station has hands down been the best one so far. The large 2048 Wh capacity gives me plenty of power for all my devices — from laptops and phones to small appliances — and it’s lasted much longer than other models I’ve used. The build quality feels solid and durable, and it’s surprisingly quiet even under heavy load. I also appreciate how easy it is to use: the display is clear, the multiple outlets are super convenient, and it charges back up quickly when I plug it in. Whether I’m camping, dealing with a power outage, or working off-grid, this station has been reliable and powerful every time. If you’re looking for a portable power solution that actually performs, this one is worth every penny. Highly recommend! ⚡🔋 Read more

I've been quite happy with this product. It provides a ton of power on demand for a great value compared to many of its competitors and its been very efficient, has a thoughtful & modern design, a good UI, good ease of use and outstanding capacity. It is reliable and Dabbsson customer service is excellent. I have asked them some questions several times on their website and they have always promptly and reliably answered me. So far i have used this to recharge ebikes while camping, to power a car fridge, and to charge various other items, as well as providing for some emergency backup power. I got a 200w solar panel to go with it - a renogy 200w solar blanket, which is the smallest lightest 200w solar panel to go with this 2000L which is the smallest lightest 2000wh power bank, and this combination has been outstanding. I considered various other competitors options and did a lot of research and watched a bunch of review videos of 1000wh-3000wh power banks before deciding on the Dabbsson 2000L. The main things that I liked are: -Small Size and Weight -Price -Modern Design principles -Semi-Solid State Batteries (which are lighter and more compact, making this an extremely light and compact 2000wh bank) It seems this item is priced very aggressively so that Dabbson can make a splash in this niche against more established brands, so I decided that this is the right time to buy. make sure to register it on their website to get the 5 year warranty. Read more

The media could not be loaded. We just got back from a 5 day camping trip and this thing was great. We used it to charged phones, run a baby monitor and white noise machine, power the camper lights, and even recharged our friend’s battery box. Works great for an electric kettle, so i don’t have to fire up the camp stove for my morning coffee. It was replacing a much older much smaller battery box and it made a huge difference to have enough power capacity to last the whole trip without recharging. It displays the output wattage and estimates the battery time remaining based on the current power draw which made it really easy to ration the power to last the whole trip. It comes with a car charger that we will use on longer cross country trips between camping spots, and if we do any longer trips we will buy the solar panels to keep it topped off. The build quality seems solid and the handles made it easy to carry even though it’s a bit heavy. It was super easy to use out of the box and has a pretty helpful app with a some nice battery optimization features. You can set an auto shut off to save power, or limit how much to discharge the battery. Read more

I've only had this one day and I have some initial thoughts. When I saw the Black Friday price on this 2048 wh power station I just couldn't pass it up. The first station of this size that I bought 3 1/2 yrs ago was $1500, so prices have really come down. The Dabbsson was a steal at $479. It's is really nice-looking and came with a 56% charge. It charged perfectly at about 700w. Only 40 lbs so it's pretty easy to move from room to room if needed. So far so good. The problems began when trying to link the device to my wi-fi. It says it requires a 2.4g connection. My router has that, and 8 other devices in my house had no trouble connecting to wifi here, but the Dabbsson app won't do it. Thank God I eventually was able to finally link up with bluetooth because you don't have access to many settings if you can't use the app. It was really a hassle even getting bluetooth set up and was not user-friendly in my experience. I decided to test the unit by running a router and an 80 watt fridge thru the station. It powers them fine, as it should. But every few minutes I hear a click and a slight pop and shortly thereafter the fan cuts on for about a minute. Even when the fridge is not running and there is a zero power draw, the 2000L fan comes on like clockwork. I've had several power stations in the last 4 years and I have never had one where the fan came on even if there was no power draw. Fans usually come on if there is charging or discharging a heavy load. But no load? Not only that, but I'm about 20 feet away and the fan is loud enough to be a irritant. So there goes one star right off the bat. The other thing bugging me is that is that the energy management function doesn't seem to work. The Jackery 3000 pro I have has a setting to save the life of the battery by not charging above 85%. You also have the ability to set the number manually. The Dabbsson also has the ability for you to do a manual setting so I set mine to 90/10. It should not charge above 90% or discharge below 10%. But there is no save button on the page. Still, I expected the unit to immediately stop charging and eventually drop to a 90% charge. Nope. At the very least there is always an input of 40 watts to power the unit, 120 watts with the fridge. There should be zero watts of input until the unit gets to a 90% charge. A full day later and it's still at a 100% charge. So there's no saving the battery life on this one. I'm not too worried about it since I mainly use my Jackery, but still you expect stuff to work. Having said all this, if you can get a nice 2000 wh unit that does function and lasts a reasonable amount of time, this price point is excellent. The drawbacks are not deal-busters for me because of the value. Even at $599 I think this unit is worth it if it lasts. My first 2000 wh hr unit lasted exactly 2 years and then just completely stopped working. It's a lot easier to live with that if you only have a $500-600 investment instead of $1500. So I'd recommend this even with the warts--assuming I find no more. Read more