These power stations are perfect for power cuts, camping, travel and festivals and the AC200P can charge at up to 700W off solar panels alone when mains isn’t available. The HPS-1100 is a rechargeable lithium-ion portable power station from Hyundai, featuring plug and play technology the HPS-1100 powers and recharges your on the go home essentials anytime, anywhere. The HPS-1100 allows you to free yourself from the wall and stay powered wherever you go.

Battery Capacity:1036Wh is a good amount of battery for this size battery bank. It's enough to recharge the average smartphone nearly 90 times, an average laptop around 15 times or a light for nearly 100 hours. For something of this size, we are very pleased with the capacity. Deeno does not have an expansion battery as some other companies on this list do, so what you see is what you get. The 2,400W AC output includes an additional feature called X-Boost. This allows you to run higher-wattage products at low power – basically, the power station will limit power to 2,400W rather than overload and cut out. You can turn the AC inverter on and off via the remote or with a button on the Max, and adjust options such as inverter timeout when not in use, to save power. The BioLite BaseCharge 1500 and 600 look identical. The only differences is that the 1500 model has slightly more ports, and a larger battery. Both models have the 10W wireless charger on the top, both have an energy odometer and they both have solar charging capability. The 1500 has 1521Wh and the 600 model has 633Wh. BioLite not only has a great product, but they also provide energy to over 5 million people worldwide who rely on BioLite to power their homes. As well as the power station, there’s one one of the largest AC adapters I’ve come across and an assortment of charging cables including an XT90 to aviation plug, a car charging cable again with an XT90 connector on one end and an MC4 to XT90 solar charging cable. I’ll discuss all these accessories shortly. These cables can be stored in the supplied drawstring bag. It does the job but I would have expected something a little more premium for the price of this power station. There’s also a user manual and warranty card.When this replacement arrived I used it together with 2 more SP120’s to see how three of these panels compared to my original setup. I got around 250W although with better conditions and more room to arrange the panels I’m sure I could get this higher. When the sun went behind the clouds this dropped to around 170W.

Battery Capacity:The Renogy Portable Power Station 200 is equipped with a 222Wh battery, providing a decent amount of power considering its compact size. While it may not have the ability for battery expansion, this limitation is to be expected given the device's small form factor. You can rely on the available battery capacity to keep your essential devices and appliances running for an extended period, such as charging smartphones, laptops, portable fans, or small appliances. It uses lithium iron phosphate battery. That ensures high safety, long lifespan, and can provide uninterrupted power supply (UPS).These things aren’t cheap – you can see the current price if you follow the link down below. But I’ll run through its capabilities and thoroughly test all its claims to help you decide if this is the right power station for you. So let’s take a closer look. Overview

A real-time display shows current, voltage, power, temperature, and charging status with the Intelligent LCD Touchscreen. Users can independently alter the output voltage, frequency, charging mode, etc. The unique “BLUETTI ECO” Mode can prevent up to 50% of wasted electricity loss. It will automatically power down when the output is lower than 50w for 4 hours – just in case you forget to turn it off. Portable Solar Generator A: With its 2000W(4800W surge) AC inverter, this solar generator can power most of your appliances under 2000W.With the load tester it ran happily at the full 25A drawing over 320W according to the LCD display, although I did find the cable started to get a little warm. Monster Power Grid 300 (296Wh): The Power Grid 300 can be slow to charge, but did test at over 90% usable capacity. It has all the bells and whistles you'd expect at this level at a price that's potentially a tad high. And although I don’t have a second mains charger, I did use my bench power supply to charge it together with the mains charger at just under 1000W. Performance Enernova ETA 288 (288Wh): Another example of a hierarchy of models where the smaller units underperform, but larger models improve. This unit took about three hours and forty minutes to charge, but did reach about 81% usable capacity. Direct USB charging is handled by two USB-C PD spec 100W ports, two USB-A fast charge ports, and two normal USB connections. (Image credit: Future) EcoFlow Delta Max 2000 review: performance