EverStart 100 Watts Vehicle Power Inverter

Works great. I needed a way to keep my laptop charged in the car so I could work while on the go without it dying and it works great. Does exactly what it’s designed for. It also keeps my phone charged with the 2 usb ports. Also it does NOT take up much space at all it’s only 2 x 3 inches.

Needed to use laptop on road trip. Old battery discharges fast and wouldn’t take a charge from the cable. Found this adapter at a great price. Delivered minutes after the order went in. Works like a charm. Thanks!

I like the small size of this converter. It fits nicely in my glove box. This box converts 12V DC to 110V with no problems. I plugged in a TV to watch at our tailgating. I've plugged in the kids Kindle so they can watch movies and charged my cell phone. This is great while on those long driving trips.

EverStart 100 Watts Vehicle Power Inverter Converter is definitely worth having especially traveling with children. It keeps your electronic devices fully charged and is so easy to use. When not in use, the converter is small enough to be kept in the glove box. The converter has two universal USB ports and a single AC port to charge or power a small electronic with a standard US plug. There is a LED light to let you know when power is on. I highly recommend this converter for all vehicle owners.

During my testing of the power inverter, I tried (3) different items that needed charging. The inverter charged: a cell phone, a JBL Bluetooth portable speaker and a DeWalt 20 volt tool battery. I was pleasantly surprised that the little inverter could handle the re- charging of the tool battery. This is good news when job sites don’t have power. The inverter is small an will take up very little room in my work vehicle.

This little gadget converts 12 volts DC to 120 volts AC which is great if you are camping or lost power in your house and need to play the radio and see what's happening. It's a great gadget and I think everyone should have one -- it's part of your prepper kit because you never know when you are out of power. More commonly, we used it for pumping up an electric bed outside in a tent for visitors during the summer. That was a brilliant use as I did not have an electric cord that ran that far from the house to the tent...You can also use it to power a computer if you lose power and have no socket. It has two USB "C" ports for tablets, phones and other electronics. As it is small you can keep it in the glove box for those emergencies. It is ETL (Electrical Testing Labs founded by Thomas Alva Edison in 1896) listed which is comparable to UL Listing, so you can use it safely. A little manual is enclosed to help troubleshoot any problems.We had none including interference from the radio. The company's customer service line printed on every page. So if you run into troubles they are there to help. We never called, so I cannot report on that.

This is a compact inverter to have stowed in your car or truck for emergencies! With all the wildfires and crazy weather California seems excessively privileged to have, this is a great product to have. Keep in mind that it doesn't put out a lot of amps. Therefore, you could only charge like a phone, FitBit, iPad or tablet. And I wouldn't try doing more than one at a time, since it draws off your vehicle's battery. Gotta still have power in the battery to drive away!

Very small and lightweight inverter. Runs relatively cool even at high power output. However, when used to run a less than 100 watt house fan (shown in pic), typically induction AC motor type, it would only start and run the fan at low and high speed setting. Interestingly it would NOT run the fan at medium speed setting, even with the fan blade already rotating. This setting would constantly trip the over-current sensing in the inverter. Bottom line: I would be cautious as to the type of load and wattage rating you want to power with this inverter.

Should state it's 13.2 volt to 110 volt converter as it doesn't work until it gets 13.2 volts and does not work at 12 volts. The converter even states it is a 13.2V on the label on the back of it and multi-meter results showed the same results (no AC 110 volts @ DC 12 volts.

If it has zero stars, that’s what I would’ve chosen. When I got my order, I didn’t check it till I arrived home and realized the tape was ripped off %26 the product seemed used. To give it the benefit of the doubt I tried to plug it into my outlet it in my car and it did not work. I’m very disappointed.