SolarPlay Q3600 Portable Power Station with 400W Solar Panel 3600W AC Output Surge 5500W 3840Wh LiFePO4 Battery Solar

It's a good product only the solar cable was atleast 10 feet Read more

Well made portable charger/power station but ***NOTE; You need a solar panel to plug into it for it to be a "solar power station". This isn't one that has a solar panel integrated into it and it doesn't come with one. I did have a solar panel for a security camera that I was able to plug into it and it charged fully after about 6 hours. It measures in at 3 inches wide by 5 1/2 inches tall and a little under 3 inches deep. at All the input and output plugs worked. It has a light on the back that has a bright, low and flash mode but the brightness wasn't super impressive. Thats was fine with me as that was just an extra feature. I have been able to charge an iphone about 3 and times with it, using it only for that. I typically just recharge it with a usb-c charger and it took just over an hour for a full charge. For my purposes, charging multiple smaller devices and not routinely needing to charge it with a solar panel, it works great and I am happy with it. If you are looking for a solar charger though you will have to have a solar panel to use and have it dedicated just to this device for the recharge time. The handle works great if you want to hang it up off the table or wherever and have the light shine. Not a bad deal. Read more

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I’ve been hauling this around to a few events and using it as a small, carry-anywhere USB-C PD pack. It charges fast from a 100W USB-C brick (does not come with one) and the build feels solid. The handle and the rear work-light are both genuinely useful. Capacity is where I’m a little mixed, and the solar input is more limited than I’d like, so this lands at 3/5 stars for me. What I Tested: • Charged over USB-C PD without issue and topped up phones and small accessories quickly. The port layout is decent: USB-A 18W, USB-C 20W out, USB-C 65W in/out, and USB-C 100W in/out, plus a DC barrel input labeled MPPT 12–21V 50W (for solar charging). • The LED display is clear but tops out at “99%” even when full, which is a little odd given that it appears to be a three-digit layout. • Weight and size are reasonable for a ~96 Wh pack, and the housing doesn’t feel cheap. The integrated light on the back is bright enough for tent or trunk duty. • Versus another similarly sized brand I own, this one seemed to drain a bit faster under comparable use. It’s within the ballpark, but noticeable. • Solar charging is capped at 50W through the DC input. A 100W panel may still work if it stays within 12–21V, but you’ll only see up to 50W and some 100W panels have open-circuit voltages above 21V, so check specs first. Pros: • Fast USB-C PD charging, including 100W input on the C3 port • Useful port mix for phones, tablets, cameras, and smaller laptops • Solid casing with a comfortable carry handle • Integrated work-light is actually handy • LCD shows percentage and status at a glance • Airline-friendly capacity (~96 Wh is under the 100 Wh carry-on limit) Cons: • Real-world endurance felt shorter than a comparable pack I use • Solar input limited to 50W and requires 12–21V; may not pair cleanly with every 100W panel • Display reads 99% when full, not 100% As a compact PD power bank with a sturdy shell, good ergonomics, and fast USB-C performance, it does the job. If you’re counting on solar, the 50W cap and 12–21V window are the main constraints, and if you want every last watt-hour, there are rivals that seem to stretch their capacity a bit better. I’ll keep using it for day trips and small loads, but I’d love to see higher solar input and a touch more real-world runtime in the next version. Read more

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I never thought I would have a daily power bank around my day but I think this one is it. It's a combination of everything that I need and I would need if I'm in a pinch outside. Firstly the size of it is pretty impressive. For a 100 Watt output power station, it's really compact and easy to carry. Small enough for you to carry it in your hands while charging your stuff. And the handle for it is super flexible and tough. I won't be tempted to accidentally RIP it out. It's got three sources of power output with an optional solar panel connector that way I can connect it to the sun with portable panels if I can't find a way to charge it up normally An easy and clear to read interface that give you exactly what you need and nothing else. This thing could charge a whole bunch of my phones and it would only go down 35%. I even connected it to my brother's laptop for about two hours. Only when he started playing games after an extra 35 minutes that it finally ran out of power. This thing's got the charge and it will keep on charging for a very very very long time. Last and I think a true vital part to this portable power station would be the flat light at the back. It doesn't look like much but it has 2 settings. Normal light is equivalent to a normal flashlight, and a light strong enough to illuminate an entire room. This thing has enough brightness to compare to a low power light bulb. It will light up my entire room to the point where I could just see everything in the pitch of night with ease. It also comes with a breathing effect and an SOS sequence. They made this bright to make sure that if you did take this outside and you use the SOS feature, it WILL be seen. This thing will pay for itself down the road if you're a constant traveler or go out to the forest and still need to charge some stuff like a starlink or your work computer. It's an ultimate value for money investment that will not disappoint you All hail the battery obelisk! Read more