Flashfish Portable Power Station Mini Solar Generator, 98Wh 26400mAh Lithium Battery, 120W 110V AC Outlets with LED Light Backup Battery For Camping Outdoor

Awesome! Bought this for when I'm out on my e-bike rides. Awesome product and it comes with a lamp on it. Best to use during a power outage or going camping but in my situation, I bought it for my E bike rides. I would highly recommend buying this! I charged my Bluetooth speaker and headlight to my bike and phone and it only used 5% of the battery of the generator! So that tells you, it's great!

Used it for camping. Lights up very well in the dark. Very convenient when you are not near a plug in.

Used it camping. We charged 2 phones with it overnight and it's still on 88%. I'm sure that would depend on how you use it but it worked great for us. Also, the light is very bright. Definitely recommend for camping or in case of emergency.

First of all it's not Solar powered, not rechargeable by solar means where the solar panel is supposed to be is a light. When I plugged it in the first time it changed without any problems now I tried to recharge it it and it went from 64% to 59% so I unplugged it and tried again the same thing happened it started discharging. Not happy with it at all.

It s advertised as a solar generator, but it does not bring the solar panels, even though it shows them in the box.

Nice compact unit, DC in port is extremely small, trying to find a tiny connector to adapt my solar panel to this unit, so I can use the sun to recharge it! I am on my third supplier to find a connector to the DC in port!

I bought it for all the different power connections points but the main one, the 3-pronged wall outlet, that is the most important doesn't last but 2 seconds before it shuts off.

Keeps a Dell e6320 laptop from 2012 charged for 3-4 hours, but takes 4 hours or more to charge from 0 to 100%. Fan for AC output is a little loud, can be an issue for confined environments (like living in a car). Product doesn't list the type of lithium battery it is but the manual says 800 cycles which sounds the more dangerous and shorter lifespan Lithium Ion. If you have the time to charge it for many hours than it's probably fine, but for a daily use battery while homeless it might be problematic even with a protection plan and all.

Battery looses its power rapidly . Only charged my phone a Nintendo ds once before it ran out of power at 98% capacity.

there is still a hold on twice the purchase amount even though the item arrived monday and today is friday. I will never ever ever order anything from walmart ever again. i will use amazon and shop at any of the three other grocery stores within a mile of me. i hate walmart.