I recently took the Anker SOLIX C300 DC Power Bank Station on a camping trip, and it exceeded all my expectations. This power station is a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts. Versatile Power Source: With its massive 288Wh (90,000mAh) capacity, it powered all my USB accessories effortlessly. From heated blankets and fans to my 12V cooler, drone, phones, and USB battery banks, this device handled everything with ease. Solar Charging: The solar charge connector is a fantastic feature. Using a 100W solar panel, I could recharge the power station during the day when the sun was out. It takes about an hour to recharge to 80%, which is incredibly convenient for extended trips. Built-in Light: The included light is perfect for nighttime hikes or setting up camp in the dark. It’s bright and reliable, making it a handy addition to the power station. Sleek and Slim Design: The design of the SOLIX is very sleek and slim, it weighs far lighter than all the other power stations out in the market for the same amount of capacity. There is small fabric carry handle that you can use to carry the SOLIX but you can also use your own shoulder or sling straps by attaching it to the loops on the SOLIX. User-Friendly App: The app is a great touch, allowing me to control smaller settings without adding more buttons to the device. It’s intuitive and makes managing the power station a breeze. Overall, the Anker SOLIX C300 DC Power Bank Station is an excellent choice for camping and hiking needs. It’s reliable, versatile, and packed with features that make outdoor adventures more enjoyable. Read more

We had a power outage recently that lasted for several days, but I still needed to work from home. It was kind of a tricky business keeping my laptop and cellphone hotspot charged up for 8 hours every day. So I bought this little device. It's got a huge battery (90,000 Ah) compared to most phone battery packs (10,000 Ah), but it's tiny (6-1/2 pounds) compared to most solar power stations (25+ pounds). It'll keep my laptop charged up for a good part of a day, and it can charge my cellphone for over a week if necessary. It's light enough to take camping, and the little popup lantern is really nice; the lantern draws 3W at maximum power, which lets it run for over 80 hours on a full charge. They claim it can charge from 0 to 80% in 1 hour using two 140W chargers; I have an Anker Prime 250W charger, so I could get 140W and 100W using two cables and it took about 90 minutes to go from 27% to 100%. It can also charge from 0 to 80% using 100W of solar panels in 2.5 hours. Keep in mind that solar panels only put out their rated power under perfect conditions; under normal use a 100W panel might make 50-75 watts, and less with any kind of clouds, shadows, high temperatures, dust, or poor alignment. It can be charged using a car cigarette lighter, but it doesn't come with the cable. If you have a Solix C1000, the car adapter that comes with it is compatible with this model too. The difference between the C300 AC and the C300 DC is that the DC version doesn't have any AC power ports, of course; it has a popup 360° lantern, it has two USB-C 140W ports, one USB-C 100W and one USB-C 15W ports, and two 12W USB-A ports, and it can charge using two USB-C ports at the same time. The AC version has a light that faces forwards only, it has only 3 USB-C ports (two 140W, one 15W) and only a single USB-A port, and it can only charge itself using one USB charger, not two, so it takes 1.8 hours to go from 0 to 80%; it can also charge using an AC cord (0 - 80% in 50 minutes), which the DC version can't do at all. The DC version is about 20% cheaper, and weighs 2/3 as much. Both have the same size battery. If you think you're going to need AC power, but not a lot (only 300W), the C300 AC is the better option, but if you have or are planning to get another, more powerful power station like the C1000, then the C300 DC is cheaper and weighs less, and gives you a better light and more USB flexibility. Read more

Das Teil ist klein,kompakt.. aber wie ich finde sehr gut durchdacht... es wurde erwähnt in einer rezi das es nicht ersichtlich ist mit welchem usb Port geladen wird..nun entweder hat sich Anker das zu Herzen genommen oder jemand hat es übersehen aber bei mir war eine Beschreibung extra dabei wie dieser Akku geladen werden muss, kann... Super.. Alles funktioniert einwandfrei bis jetzt, gleich getestet... die app funktioniert einwandfrei... klar strukturiert... Akku wurde sofort gefunden und sogar ein Firmware update gefunden und gleich installiert... Alles über Bluetooth.. ohne probleme.. deshalb derzeit klare Empfehlung meinerseits. Read more

i tested it with my iphone charged it 100% from 0 the anker power station went from 100% to 91% so 9% to charge the iphone its not the best option based on its price Read more

I bought it to use during camping to power LED camping lights which project more than 9000 lumen, works great. Only downside is the charging cable that comes with it is bad quality. Read more

What a great power bank station, it’s seamless and dependable when you are in nowhere Read more

Great back up power option if you don’t want to commit to a solar generator or if you want something more portable but still capable. I’ve used this for camping and fishing at least 1 week straight and still had juice from constantly charging my go pro batteries and phone. My only gripe is that I used a power inverter to plug in my 240w laptop charger and it would not go. It’s claimed 300w output is complete bs but other than that, it’s been phenomenal. It charges fast af and doesn’t make any noise which is amazing. Read more

This is for DC version - 1. Cheated - just charge from to EcoFlow Delta 2 usb ports -- Very Fast. Thiis always in the Van. 2. Cooked rice/brocolli from the dc car port.. uses 20% for 30mins of 12v cooking. 3. Cooked porridge from same port. 4. XT60 port for Solar is the real deal. Just need to get one of those very light 40/60w folders 5. Heated blanket from usb port. This is the ultimate swiss army knife for offgrid. Cook/Heat/Play/Charge. If the world in coming to an end tomorrow and you need to carry 10kg of stuff. This should be in your back pack with a quality Solar panel. Not tried all yet-- Apps, maybe useful but fancy. update - 27-Oct-2024 Anker can produce a half capacity version - 1.5kg ,144wh. With all other functions same. I can buy 2 as fail safe setup. Read more

Ich habe die Powerstation mit dem Vorbestellerrabatt für einen Preis von ~169€ + Tragegurt bekommen. Das Preiß-Leistungsverhältnis ist für den Funktionsumfang, Kapazität und Größe wirklich gut. Die Powerstation ist ein gutes Upgrade zur Anker 548. Sie hat eine hohe Kapazität von 90.000mah, 300 Watt Ausgangsleistung, einen 100W Solaranschluss und zusätzlich einen KFZ Anschluss. Die C300DC lädt die Geräte schnell und zuverlässig, hat eine Passtrough-Funktion, und lässt sich selbst sehr zügig aufladen. Hier ein großes ACHTUNG: Die C300DC lässt sich nach meiner Einschätzung nur mit einen Netzteil laden das Power Delivery (PD) unterstützt. Ein einfaches 5V Netzteil reicht nicht aus. Ausgenommen ist das Laden über XT-60 und den KFZ-Anschluss. Kommen wir zur Verarbeitung. Die Powerstation kommt in einer Art Hartplastik, das meinem Empfinden nach eher billig wirkt. Laut Hersteller soll sie aber Stoßfest sein. Wenn dem so ist, habe ich am Hartplastik auch nichts auszusetzen. Abgesehen vom Plastik wirkt die Verarbeitung sehr gut, die Tasten lassen sich hervorragend drücken und reagieren zuverlässig. Zum einschalten der Powerstation muss der Powerbutton ein paar Sekunden gedrückt werden, dies verhindert ein versehentliches Einschalten. Zusätzlich gibt es noch eine App für Updates und für die Zustandsüberwachung. Ob man die App verwendet, ist jeden selbst überlassen, die C300DC funktioniert auch ohne APP. Für den Ladevorgang sind die zwei rechtsliegenden USB-C Anschlüsse vorgesehen, diese sind mit 140W gekennzeichnet. Eine Kennzeichnung mit USB-C IN/OUT wäre hilfreich gewesen. Zumindest wäre das für den ein oder anderen einfacher in der Bedienung. Ich kann die C300DC auf jeden Fall empfehlen, sie ist angesichts der Kapazität sehr handlich und bietet alles was man sich so wünschen kann. Sie ist ein gutes Backup für zuhause, Camping, Festival, oder anderen Outdoor Aktivitäten. Ich würde sie mir jeder Zeit wieder kaufen. Read more

The Anker SOLIX C300 DC Power Bank Station has proven to be an incredibly useful addition to my outdoor gear, providing dependable power for camping, travel, and emergency situations. Anker did an excellent job creating a high-capacity power station that’s versatile and easy to use. Pros: High Capacity: With a 288Wh (90,000mAh) battery, this power station easily powers multiple devices for extended periods. I’ve used it to charge my phone, camera, and even a mini cooler on camping trips with no issues. LiFePO4 Battery for Longevity: The LiFePO4 battery chemistry is a major plus, as it offers greater longevity and safety compared to standard lithium-ion batteries. It’s reassuring to know it’s built for long-term reliability. 300W Output for Various Devices: The 300W output is versatile enough to power small appliances and charge multiple devices simultaneously. It’s great for laptops, phones, lights, and other essential gear while traveling or in emergencies. Solar Generator Capability: Although I purchased the power station without a wall charger, it works well with compatible solar panels (sold separately), making it perfect for off-grid power solutions. Just set it up in the sun, and it charges smoothly. Compact and Portable: Considering the capacity, it’s surprisingly compact and easy to transport. The handle makes it convenient to carry around, whether I’m on the road or setting up camp. Cons: No Wall Charger Included: I would have preferred if it came with a wall charger, as charging from the wall could be quicker for initial setup. That said, it’s compatible with various chargers if you have one available. Slightly Slower Solar Charging: While solar charging is a great option, it does take time, especially on cloudy days. It’s best to plan accordingly if you rely on solar power alone. Final Verdict: Overall, the Anker SOLIX C300 is an excellent portable power station for anyone needing reliable power on the go. Whether you're camping, traveling, or preparing for emergencies, this unit offers long-lasting power in a compact, easy-to-use design. The solar generator capability and high-capacity LiFePO4 battery make it an outstanding investment for outdoor enthusiasts and preparedness-minded individuals alike. Highly recommended! Read more

I bought this for its ability to output ~12v DC out of the automotive socket to run my Electric Fridge Cooler when it's in the car so I don't need to run it off my car battery risking a dead battery. I also got it for camping trips so we can power our phones and because it has a great night light type lamp as a part of it. Because is has LiFePO4 batteries it will last a long time with regular use making the cost very good over the long term. So far it has been handling everything I can throw at it perfectly and no problem at all. It really is a versatile utility battery bank. I also reached out to Anker about a question and some feedback about the WiFi/Bluetooth app that you can control this with and found their customer support to be excellent. They really are eager to please which gives me confidence not only that this is a quality product with great support but that the company will be there for the long term in case I have issues with it in future or other questions. I also REALLY like that you don't have to use the app if you don't want to, and you can use it with just WiFi or just Bluetooth or both as you see fit. This is excellent because I hate being pushed into apps and I hate the privacy concerns apps can bring. Not with this company and its products. I really can't say enough good things about it. Everyone should have one, even if it's just so you have some back-up power in the event of a power failure so you can charge your cell-phones, USB rechargeable flash lights, and to use this as a lantern until the power is restored... Also because of the great experience I had with this product I'm considering buying their much bigger battery banks that can power parts of my house, keep my fridge/freezers running and power my furnace in the even of a power outage. Anyway, get one of these if you have a use for it. It's fantastic! Read more