Gadgetory

hi i'm dan from latest greatest outdoor gear today I'm going to tell you a little bit about the all power portable power generator it's like an emergency power station that you can take with you wherever you want to go lightweight lithium battery I'm here I am along by the lake in a campground in Wisconsin that without any electricity and I'm running all of these things I'm charging my cell phone running my laptop I even have internet going wirelessly off my tablet I use this for over a week and it still didn't drain it just for charging my regular little things like this keeping my my batteries and stuff go on and I used it on a work trip I had to do and I kept my batteries charged for my drill and I've used my laptop with it this thing has an incredible amount of power for its small size 372 watt hours which is about half the size of my battery that I use on my electric bike which I can go 30 miles up and down hills without pedaling at all so this thing has enough power to take me and my bike 15 miles pretty amazing yeah the lights here these turn turns out an AC power turns on DC power turns on the wireless charging this side here is your 12 volt socket the inputs for charging this plugs in here they're charging off of a house socket and this here would be for a solar connector in this side we have three USB outlets one USB or C outlet and these are DC output plug feet on the bottom which are very grippy I was using this on my dash of my car which was at a pretty good angle and it did not slip at all or anything else that put up their slides right off I used it on my trip out to Montana a couple weeks ago and it kept all of my devices running I used to keep my tablet and my cell phone charged I just used the 12 volt socket on the side that way I'm only doing one plugin for both cables I also used it when I stayed at my brother-in-law's house to charge up my cell phone battery instead of using the outlet in his house and forget in it and finding out two days later when I'm a thousand miles away and then it forgot my charger behind instead I just plugged it right in here charged up all my batteries it has a 300 watt pure sine wave inverter which runs these two 110 outlets and that's a 500 watt surge to charge it up it comes with this 110 wall socket that you can plug in you can also get a 12 volt socket so you can charge it while you're driving or there's plugins here so you can hook it up to a solar panel and they sell solar panels separately and the cable overall I was very pleased with performance of this find it very handy to have her on and there was nothing negative about it