Anker SOLIX C300 Moveable Energy Station, Out of doors 288Wh LiFePO4 Battery, 300W (600W Surge) Photo voltaic Generator, 140W Two-Approach Quick Charging, for Tenting, Touring, and Emergencies (Photo voltaic Panel Non-obligatory)

Anker Solix C300 Review: My New Travel Buddy
I recently picked up the Anker Solix C300, and I have to say, I’m pretty impressed! Let me tell you why this little guy is quickly becoming a must-have for me:Worth Every Penny:For what it offers, I think the Solix C300 is totally worth the price. Anker is known for making quality stuff, and this power station lives up to that reputation. It’s reliable, easy to use, and just plain convenient.Small But Mighty:The Solix C300 might be the smaller sibling of the C1000, but don’t underestimate it. This thing is way more powerful than Anker’s 250W power bank, giving you a significant boost in capacity and versatility. This little buddy power’s small appliances with ease. What really sets it apart are the dual 140W USB-C ports, which are a game-changer for charging speed and convenience, it’s like having a mini power station without the bulk.Quick to Recharge:One of the things I really appreciate is how fast it charges. Whether I’m plugging it into the wall or using USB-C, it juices up quicker than I expected. I got it fully recharged in just about an hour(with wall charger), which is great when you’re on the go.Easy to Use:The display is clear and gives you all the info you need, like how much battery is left and what’s being powered. The built-in LED light, has come in handy more than once, especially when the sun goes down.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a portable power station that’s powerful yet easy to take with you, the Anker Solix C300 is a fantastic choice. I hope this review helps you see if this little buddy is for you.

More than expected
Purchased this for a friend in NC who was impacted by the recent hurricanes. Package arrived before her area got power back so that was great. The following are her comments: It’s heavy, much heavier than she was expecting. It came with a charge so she immediately put it to use. She was running a propane generator during the day for a few hours to keep her fridge cold. She used that time to recharge the Anker. It charged quick. The availability of different outputs is very nice – she recharged her smart phone, laptop, a smaller Anker battery and a number of other things at the same time. It gives her piece of mind that she has a reliable power source.

Compact Power for Camping Adventures
The Anker Solix C300 was an excellent addition to our family camping trip. It handled everything we needed—we used the AC plugs to inflate our air mattress, charged our phones throughout the day, and used the built-in light to illuminate the tent before bed.The size and weight are perfect for camping. I initially considered a larger unit, but I’m glad I went with this one. It strikes a great balance between power and portability, without adding unnecessary bulk.The only feature I wish it had is a wireless charging pad on top, where the logo is—it feels like the perfect spot for it. If Anker added that, this would be the ultimate camping power station.Overall, the Anker Solix C300 is reliable, lightweight, and packs just the right amount of power for outdoor adventures. Highly recommend it if you’re looking for a portable power station that gets the job done without weighing you down!

Blind users will find this screen reader friendly on iPhone
In keeping with the quality of other anker products, this one has impressive built quality and attention to detail. I was very happy to find it worked well with my voice over screen reader on iPhone which is important since I am blind. I was able to set the device up entirely on my own and I can tell the status of the device using the app. I bought it to power my networking equipment during power outages and my calculation suggest this is going to provide roughly 8 hours of run time for my wireless gateway and router. Those devices consume roughly 25 W and when I put my kilowatt meter on this device plugged into the wall once it is charged, it consumes about 37 W suggesting there is an overhead of maybe 12 W on the device itself.I will report back if anything turns adverse but at this time I feel like this was a fantastic purchase.

Also die Power hat zwar nur 90.000mah aber dafür passt alles drum rum.Sie ist etwas größer wie erwartet aber geht noch in einem Rucksack rein.Man kann die Anker Solix C300 AC Version als unterbrechungsfreie Stromversorgung nutzen.Laden kann man diese über ein Kaltgerätekabel , USB C , oder max. 100 Watt Solarstrom.Man kann den Zigarettenanzünder Steckplatz nutzen , 1x USB A 12w , 1x USB C 15w, 1x USB C 140w laden von Geräten oder zum aufladen z.b. Handy , 1x USB C2x Steckdose max. 300w, wenn der Wechselrichter Aktiv ist für Steckdosen hört man sehr leise einen kleinen Lüfter aber nicht störend.Es gibt ein Display wo man Ladestand der Powerbank in Prozent und des Gerätes welches geladen wird in Watt angezeigt wird .Es gibt die Möglichkeit das Gerät per Bluetooth oder im WLAN. Mit dem Smartphone zu steuern.Man kann nicht nur manuell die Einzeleinheitenen wie Zigarettenanzünder , Steckdose ,Licht 4 Stufen schalten sondern auch in der App.Vielleicht kann man noch einen Skill für Alexa und Google später implementieren, zumindest hab ich das noch nicht gefunden.

Die Anker Solix C300 ist genau das Bindeglied zwischen einer großen Powerstation und einer Powerbank.Das Design ist klasse und die C300 ist schön leise! Das eingebaute LED band hat genau die richtige Helligkeit und die Wattstunden Kapazität ist für mich perfekt. Die zwei Schukosteckdosen mit 300 W reichen für meine Ladegeräte von Kamera und Drohne sowie die Tablets und Switch meiner Söhne auf langen Trips vollkommen aus. Somit kann ich ca. drei Tage ohne Aufladung der C300 die Akkus laden. Aufgrund der geringen Größe und des geringen Gewichts, fällt sie im Auto kaum auf und nimmt auch nicht viel Platz weg. Ich kann mir die C300 auch gut auf einer Gartenparty vorstellen. Als „Umhängetasche“ würde ich sie dennoch nicht einsetzen, da sie dafür, meiner Meinung nach, doch zu groß und zu schwer ist. Alles in allem finde ich die C300 sehr gut.

Upon opening the box you are presented with two documents, the main unit protected by cardboard end caps and a plastic bag along with an AC cable (inside a triangular piece of packing material).First impressions are that the unit is very well constructed. The plastic casing is high quality and feels impact resistant. The sockets feel very secure and high quality. The only physical issue was that the lighting button would stick sometimes (see video – white button in upper right corner). This did not have any impact on functionality, but did not come back if you pushed slightly off center. This one negative is not enough to cost the review a star, but I felt it was worth pointing out.I was surprised that the instruction booklet did not go in to detail on the product. There is an application you can download for your phone that has a menu item for instructions, or alternatively you can use the QR code to access on online version of the manual.Although you can use the device standalone without the phone app you should install the app. First thing after initial installation of the application it will check the firmware level on the device and offer to up date it (see photo “UP” indicating progress). I did this via Bluetooth, although the device also supports WiFi.I have shot a short video to show the unit and it’s display; you will note when I plug in a USB cable it reports the drain wattage along with the estimated number of hours of remaining charge. This is also the case for other outputs.I have used the AC outlet for lighting purposes. If you are using it for power tools please confirm your tool’s draw is within specification of the unit.There is also an input for a Solar Panel. I have other brands of panels that use a different style connector, so unfortunately could not test this functionality. With this said you could consider purchasing a Anker compatible unit to ensure smooth operation.The unit has two tabs on top for a carry strap, however no strap comes with the unit (there is indication an optional strap is available).Finally the unit does have cooling fans, although these never seemed to kick in during my usage patterns, so I assume they only come on for heavy or prolonged use.Overall Verdict?High capacity and solidly built; great for camping our other use away from the grid. I recommend this product for anyone that has high power demands that can’t be met by a typical small power bank – of for those on extended camping trips.