AnkerPower Bank Power Station 60,000mAh,Portable Outdoor Generator 87W with Smart Digital Display, Retractable Auto Lighting and SOS Mode, Home Backup(PowerCore Reserve 192Wh) for Travel, Camping

I'm absolutely blown away by the Anker Power Bank Power Station! This isn't just a power bank; it's a portable powerhouse that's completely changed how I stay charged.First and foremost, the sheer capacity is incredible. It keeps all my devices running for days. Whether it's my phone, tablet, laptop, or even small appliances, this power station handles it all with ease. The variety of ports – USB-A, USB-C, which means I can charge multiple devices simultaneously, which is a huge time-saver.The build quality is top-notch. It feels robust and durable, like it can handle anything I throw at it. The design is sleek and modern, and the display screen that shows the remaining power and charging status is incredibly helpful.What truly sets this Anker Power Station apart is its versatility. It's perfect for camping trips, power outages, road trips, or just working from anywhere. The fast charging capabilities are also impressive, getting my devices back to full power in no time.I've tried other power banks, but none compare to the reliability and performance of this Anker Power Station. It's a fantastic investment for anyone who needs reliable, portable power. Five stars all the way!

I purchased this power bank to replace one that had gone bad, and boy am I glad I chose Anker. I've purchased other products of theirs such as speakers, cables and chargers and felt the power bank with meet the same quality as the rest of their electronics. I was right, lolPower your electronic devices with the Anker Power Bank Power Station 60,000mAh, featuring a colossal capacity of 60,000mAh or 192Wh. You can charge multiple devices numerous times without needing to “plug in” to the wall, ensuring uninterrupted power during blackouts or off-grid adventures.I love the light that allows you to illuminate your surroundings during outages (or impromptu backyard campouts) with the retractable emergency light, providing auto lighting for quick charger location. Adjust the light for two comfortable brightness levels or utilize the SOS mode for emergency situations. The emergency mode would definitely come in handy during a power outage, which we frequently get in Michigan.It's nice to know that Anker designed this power bank with durability as a key component. Boasting a lifespan 10× longer than comparable models. Retaining an impressive 85% charge even after a year without recharging, it stands ready whenever you need reliable power.The smart display allows you to monitor power status effortlessly. It offers vital information such as battery level, input and output power, remaining charge time, and charging modes. I specifically like the feature displaying “time remaining” for both charging and draining of the power bank. It's got enough juice to run the light for over 50 hours!Note: In auto mode, connect the power bank to a power source via the USB-C 1 port to activate emergency lighting. Compatible with solar chargers featuring an XT-60 connector (10-24V), enhancing versatility for various power sources.The bottom line: This “Emergency” battery has basically become my primary source of charging my devices on a daily basis. It's so convenient just to toss next to wherever you are and charge. Don't have to hunt down an outlet. I also see this getting extended use on our planned road trip this summer, it's so handy! My only complaint - there's nowhere to store a cord. Just a small compartment somewhere you can tuck a cord or two in would be perfect to make this the ultimate survival battery.

This power bank is very, very good. It holds a charge for an incredibly long time, which is good since it's meant for being used in situation where you may not have charged it for some time. We had power outages a few months after I bought this (one from a snow storm, and then one later from a tornado), and it saved my butt both times. It's very nice to be able to at least charge your phone, and the light on top is also fantastic for those situations. The screen is clear and easy to read, as well. I DO wish the buttons were a little harder to press, as I could easily see this thing getting turned on in storage and draining battery needlessly, but that is just an 'if' in my case, and has not actually been an issue yet.

Pros:- Great charging capacity and form factor.- Build quality seems pretty bombproof, as expected from Anker.- Each input and output works as expected- LED screen shows remaining capacity in % and time as well as wattage of both input and output- Solar port works fine with a cheapish panel with a DC out and DC to XT-60. I’m getting 25-40W- Pop-up latern light is nice when needed- Sale price (below $120) is niceCons:- SOS: why? It’s the most prominent button in the front and it starts a flashing light frenzy with one touch. I can’t imagine this function ever being useful. If anyone can see this SOS beacon, they can hear a yell, whistle, phone call. If you have the luxury of lugging around a big battery, it seems that you’d have other resources nearby. I store this in a tote with a bunch of other awkward items while traveling and camping, and the SOS button will go firing off when the button is hit, draining the battery. This is a big miss.- Both input and output wattage (charging speed) is often below expectation.- Non-sale price. ($170) is not nice- One more output would be good

It will give you between 4 to 8 hours of battery life on a legion go depending on TDP. Portable, stylish, you will think the phosphorescent light at the bottom is gimmicky and useless. Not at all. I taped with clear tape these. I also ducked tape a quarter on the sos button so to never inadvertently press it. I got it on sale clearance for much lower than you are seeing.so keep an eye out. Even a full price it is worth it. That is how good it is. I would not go to the higher model for my use case unless you can get the Solix C200 for much cheaper as it it the case right now. For my use case, again the extra port stepping up won't do anything for me but it seems larger (to be verified)CCL: Well developped integration and functions. Built for a price point but well designed.