Reviews (32)

Use it for camping. I can run my CPAP with the humidifier and heat set at 80 degrees all night and use about 55% of the available power. It charges up using the solar panels in about 8-10 hours. A review said it was very quiet but with the power draw of the CPAP the internal cooling fan comes on every 20 minutes or so depending on the ambient temp. The cooling fan sounds like a moderately noisy cooling fan; not extremely loud but not quiet either. I got used to it after a night or two and it didn't wake me up after that. The solar panels are kind of bendy flimsy and a little clumsy to manipulate. The Velcro that attaches the supports is surprisingly strong and can be a bit of a battle to get them released. Perhaps like most Velcro, repeated use will wear down their holding power. It's frustrating to release one support and then while struggling to get the second one released the first one swings back and reattaches itself to the panel. All in all the unit does what it is supposed to do. A good solution when the sun shines.

Really like the portability of the device and haven't had any real issues. This would have received a five star but the maximum power output that panels have been able to generate is 130W combined. Because it comes with -100W panels, which are nice and portable, I would expect these panels to produce closer to 200W in full sun.

All good, except the solar panels as I didn't realize that they aren't waterproof....

So far I like it, I charge other things from it, my lamp to do my nails, nail file, nail dryer and phones.