240W Portable Power Station 153.6WH Solar Generator, GRECELL LiFePO4 Battery Dual Way 100W PD, Portable Power Bank with Integrated Stand for Outdoors, Camping, Travel (No Wall Charger Included)

The GRECELL 240W portable power station has been a great addition to my outdoor gear and emergency setup. Despite its compact size and lightweight design—just 4.5 lbs—it delivers serious power with a 153.6Wh capacity and multiple ports to charge phones, laptops, cameras, and more at the same time.I was especially impressed with the 100W Type-C fast charging port. It quickly powered up my MacBook and phone while I was off-grid, and the two input options make recharging the station itself super convenient.It's easy to pack thanks to the rectangular shape, and fits well in a backpack or carry-on bag. Perfect for camping trips, outdoor work, or just keeping in the car in case of an emergency.It also has some smart bonus features, like an adjustable LED light with SOS mode, and even a phone stand built right in—really handy during a power outage.The use of LiFePO4 batteries gives me confidence in its safety and durability, and with built-in protections for overvoltage, short circuits, and more, it feels reliable and secure.If you need a portable, dependable, and well-designed power station, this one checks all the boxes. Just note it doesn’t come with a wall charger, but that’s a small trade-off for everything else it offers.

Exceptional Lil power bank .Ran the light continuously for over 18 hours.Recharges quick with a quick charger USB c charger and cable at 60watts .I have been in 4 Hurricanes in Houston and have added this Grecell 240 to my Hurricane emergency kit also good roadside emergencies .vey portable .Everything functions as it should and construction is very good

Everything works well except the 12v power outlet.The 12.8v 8A outlet would turn off every time I would connect anything at all to it.I tried my drone charger which plugs into a car cigarette lighter and takes 3 amps, I tried a small 100 watt inverter (size of s deck of cards) that would run a laptop, I tried my little 45 watt (3.75 amp) Alpicool car fridge and the result is the same, the 12 volt jack powers off each time you plug any 12 volt device into it.This might be expected if you were overloading it but the jack specs claim to output 12.8 volts at 8 amps.All other charge jacks worked on it and it even charged 10% over the course of an hour with a 100 watt solar panel so I went ahead and gave it 4 stars since all other functions worked.I need a 12 volt power jack to be able to run those types of devices in a power outage however, so I'm going to have to find something that can do that.

We have been experiencing many days of inclement weather and many power outages, we have a couple power stations for phones and lighting purposes however once I saw this one had a built in light I knew we needed it. It worked perfectly to be able to see without draining even more of our phone batteries to be able to see. It is simple enough to utilize that my 5 year old could help get our living room situated during the power outage thanks to this unit. We plan to bring it camping but so far have been pleasantly impressed with the quality of the battery life and how many devices it can charge with ease.

This unit supplies all the needs of portable battery for USB/12v needs. You do not have 120v outlet, nor do I need it as 120v on this size unit could only provide energy for a light bulb, a 3 level brightness light is built in, I can tell you this is a bargain, at least for me. You might need bigger, but for simple needs this can last all day if you use it sparingly. 5 star for me

I ran a 2C discharge test on this unit and only got 136Wh over 4 hours, 30 minutes, and 32 seconds, well below expectations for the listed capacity. For the price point, I expected more. There's no included power supply, which feels like a corner cut, though I was able to charge it successfully using a 100W solar panel through an MPPT charge controller. Surprisingly, it also handled a direct 22V input from the panel without issue.Some design choices are more gimmick than practical, the phone tray is a novelty that adds little value. That said, the built-in light is quite nice, and the LCD display is one of the best features, clear, well-lit, and informative. Input/output options are basic but work as expected. I like the handle, and I even really like the overall design, but... it's hard to recommend this unit when there are comparable or better options with higher tested capacities for less money. Decent build, nice screen, but performance and value don’t justify the price.

Deceptive advertising! In the product pictures they show a solar panel and they don't give you 1! They give you a 99 cent USB cord to charge it up! I've been charging it 24hrs and it's just 28% charged! If you want it to charge it up properly you need to buy a universal 12v charger for 20$ more!!! Otherwise it will take @ 5 days to charge it up 100% with a USB cord!

Was alittle disappointed it didn't come with a solar charger, but pricepoint and quality are there. It comes precharged and I was able to charge my older Samsung phone in less than an hour with minimal battery expense. The bigger experiment was using it for a 2 hour Zoom phone call with video. My phone had 33% life and again older so I did my call outside and plugged in during. My phone would have 100% drained quick on video call without this. I plugged in and it not only kept up, it charged my phone beyond usage, bringing my phone to 78% and the power station only expending 10% of its capacity. I ordered same brand solar incase of outage and hope it's same quality.