Westinghouse iGen300s 296Wh Portable Power Station and Outdoor Solar Generator
- Brand:
- Westinghouse
- Model Number:
- iGen300s
- UPC:
- 850011336403
- EAN:
- 0850011336403
- ASIN:
- B08DSHCK1C
- Walmart SKU:
- 972881366
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Tracking History: We have tracked Westinghouse iGen300s 296Wh Portable Power Station and Outdoor Solar Generator since 6/10/2024. The most recent price update was on Jun 10, 2024.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $249.00 (lowest on 6/10/2024) to $249.00 (highest on 6/10/2024). The average price during this period is $249.00.
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.3/5 from 668 reviews.
Very portable and easy to tote great two intensity lamp perfect for camping 300 watts to keep ac and dc small appliances working can be recharged from car outlet home ac outlet or solar panels which I did recently buy .. it a great camping accessory.
Took it on a NH and ADK 14 day camping vacation. Loved it! Charged my 2 Fenix headlamps and handheld flashlights, 2 iPhones, 1 iPad regularly; charged the battery using truck as well as Sunjack 25 watt solar panels; ran my Klymit inflatable lights throughout the evenings directly with an USB to USB extension wire. Cheaper price than competitors that didnt even use lithium batteries.
I use it to charge/run a laptop computer as well as charge a couple iPhones and wireless earbuds for 3-6 hours a day. It works great, perfect for me. I just need to charge it once every 4-6 days. The charge indicator has five bars, it runs a long time on the 4th and 5th bars, but on three bars the wattage output starts to fall off and drops to two, one, and none faster.
This little generator is surprisingly small and light for the power it holds. I have had mine for a week, and have been able to recharge it with a solar panel. I then was able to power my laptop for three days (using it for about 3 hours each day), plus a lamp, and various other things I plugged into it just for fun. It could not run a blow dryer except on the lowest heat setting (the peak power output for this is 300 W, and blow dryers are usually about 1000W. The built in light is surprisingly light. To use the AC or the DC power there are tiny, hard to see 'on' buttons you have to push near the outlets. At first I didn't see them and thought maybe the unit was broken. It is super easy to use.
Great quality! Westinghouse should mention that you can use the power station while it is charging. It is very important because some power stations don't. In their manual it states nothing about that. I almost bought a zackery because they clearly state such, but took a chance that Westinghouse would perform as needed and it does.
Excellent price. Works great. It ran my CPAP machine foe r 2 whole nights before battery died.
A lot of portable power for a great price. The different charging options make this an Awesome little unit. Great Lithium Ion Battery unit.
I returned this product as I purchased it to run a roaster(16 quart) but it won't run it. It is very light and portable..
I thought this would be great . . After charging this unit for 5 hours it showed 5 bars fully charged . . i got my cell phone recharged 5 times only . . I should have bought a 109 dallor marin battery with a 1500 watt power transfer . . Then i would need to charge the battery after 100 cell phone charges . . I forgive but need to return it . . it has a fan in it and a light on the side that is bright and stays on while charging . . . Lol
It works pretty well on a/c with led lights but charging a tablet it drained the battery completely without fully charging the tablet. It did look like it was opened, the seal was broken on the bottom. Maybe it was refurbed? either way it was faulty at least on the DC output.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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