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I've been using this about 5 months to power various items around my house during certain hours of the day when I'm charged more for electricity. Outside of those times I charge it from solar. It's performed well, no issues.
You get a lot of storage for the price, and an inverter that's powerful enough to handle most kitchen appliances like coffee makers, microwaves, and toaster ovens. The inverter is efficient too, it is also very simple to use.
One downside is it's slow to charge from fully depleted to 100% full. However, I generally keep it between 75%-25% so for me this isn't a big issue. The wall charger only inputs around 220Watts., and solar input maxes out around 45V. This means it can only accept 1 or 2 of my 100w (20V) panels in series. But I can parallel more into my setup as needed. I ran a 2 x 2 x 2 panel setup (three sets of two 100W panels in series all going into a parallel adapter) and am able to push around 450 Watts into the charger on a sunny day.
Another downside is it doesn't use a Lithium Iron Phosphate battery, so it won't get as many charge cycles as a other power stations that use them (its rated at 1000 cycles to 70%). But if you keep the charge between 75-25% like I do, you can likely double that.