A portable power station's maximum output tells you the total watts it can produce, which determines what you can and can't power with it. Look for a power station that can handle the combined wattage of the electronics you plan to plug into it.
Why Trust Us? Portable power stations are handy for backup power during outages, off-grid electricity for an RV, or simply charging your laptop and phone while working remotely. They're effectively large bundles of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, which provide a quiet, exhaust-free alternative to noisy gas-powered portable generators.
For example, a 1,000-watt-hour power station that's receiving a consistent stream of 200 watts of power from a solar panel would take about 5 hours to recharge. Keep in mind, this is assuming uninterrupted, direct sunlight conditions, which, even then, may produce varied results. Are portable power stations weather-resistant?
We recorded an impressive 92 percent of its listed 2,073.6-watt-hour capacity, well over the 85 percent average for most portable power stations. It also boasted a quick recharge time for its capacity, going from 0 to 80 percent in 81 minutes and to full in just 107 minutes.
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