CPAP Used alot more of the battery than expected overnight. Got to use my new 240wh for the first time this weekend to power my CPAP. I loved the portability of the unit but was surprised that I went from a 100% charge to a 13% charge by morning just using my CPAP overnight. On the second night, I went from a100% charge to a 48% charge by morning again by only using my CPAP. So, the jury is still out of 240wh if this is the right sized unit. Also, I noted that it took about 4-5 hours of charging to get the unit from 13% back to 100%. I was expecting a faster charge time.
Shuts Off Outlets. I like this battery but it has an annoying feature. After some length of time without drawing power from an outlet, the battery turns that outlet off. So, I'm expecting the outlet to be on so I can charge my phone, but the battery turns it off, so I have to turn it back on again. Rinse and repeat, again and again.
It's ok but could be cheaper. It's ok for a start of you have nothing else, but could be much cheaper. It'll do in a major pinch though. For the price they should have added the 100w solar panel.
So far so good. Works nicely when boondocking and being able to charge phones near bedroom at night. Tried to use for small fan but apparently fan pulled to much for unit to handle. Haven't tried anything else.
great device, but needs a selection of input charging cables, not just the proprietary. needs a selection of input charging cables or use more common input cable (like USB) to charge he device itself, not just the proprietary odd-sized jack that most stores don't have if you lose the included cable.
What Was I Thinking?????. After trying multiple times to charge my cell phone I feel ripped off by this Jackery Product. I gave up after 2 days trying to charge my cell phone which is a major reason for purchase.
Worked for my Cpap. I used this while camping. It does run my cpap all night ( I slept approx 8 hours) without the humidifier and when I woke up the charge was down to 30%. I luckily I was at a place where I could run am extension cord and charge every day to use every night.
Could be better. For such a huge thing, to only have 2 USB ports feels like a wasted opportunity.*** You will have to carry a USB hub with you. ***Also it could have USB-C ports in addition, since it's the norm nowadays.The lack of a lamp is extremely annoying, when going camping with this thing and the solar panel.*** You will have to carry a lamp with you. ***Everything in it has an on/off switch except for the display, for some strange reason, it just stays on a few minutes.Having just one outlet is a waste, again, in such a huge battery, it could have several outlets (not a million, just more than one).*** You will have to carry a power strip with you. ***In comparison, I had the BigBlue battery, that comes with 4 USB ports, 2 power outlets, a nice lap, and charges my phone in half the time (it says powercharge or something).
Solid performance on week long camping trip. Performed well with the 60 Watt solar panel during a week long camping trip. There was plenty of sunshine to charge the battery so that was a plus. Charged phones, tablets, vacuum, ran lights and air pump with ease. A little pricey but pleased with the performance.
