Anker SOLIX S2000 Portable Power Station, 2,010Wh, 1,500W

This power station (with *a lot* of power) has helped me through a recent power outage! It delivered like less than a week before the 30 hour outage that I had. But this lasted through it without any issues! Keeping things in my room charged and powered. I did recharge it to full halfway in the outage since I wasn’t sure how much longer the outage was going to last (more of topping it off)At full speed charging (the usual 1,200 watts not the super fast charging mode of 1,600 watts) the fan is very quiet and the battery backup doesn’t make much heatI have this connected to WiFi so I can control

I bought the Anker Solix S2000 with the 200 watt solar panels because I lost hundreds of dollars in food during an extended power outage. I feel a lot better knowing I have a way to preserve my food (and wallet) after extensive testing this power station. I tested how long it could run my window AC, powered my entire entertainment setup with it, and have done other things like cooking a steak and rice with an induction cooker and instant pot while off grid. So safe to say I have put the Anker to some real use, and it passed every test I threw at it. My only regret is not going ahead and gettin

Leave it to Anker Solix to beat all the competition. Again. This unit is more efficient, has a longer run time, and is lighter and smaller than any 2 Kwh power station from a reputable brand. If you buy this on sale it's literally cheaper than buying 2 Kwh worth of name brand LifePO4 batteries by themselves and around the price of 1KWh units from the competition! It's also really quiet or completely silent in most circumstances.One measurement you may not have seen is how much power is used in "UPS Mode" once the battery is charged to the desired level. A typical small 600 VA UPS draws around

So far VERY HAPPY. I have run it through a few tests and it handled each of them. Runs my camping AC for about 4 hrs. 8000 Btu. I looked at tons of solar generators before deciding. Very glad I went with this one. Its a workhorse. Charges fat even without fast charge on. Easy to set up and use. App is great too.LAST UPDATE. Still very happy. It continues to run what I need. No issues.

As everyone else seems to be saying, so far so good! I have several other Anker power stations and they all work flawlessly, so I didn't expect anything less here. I've only had it for a few days but have put it through some testing already. It powered my Hisense window AC (the one from Costco) for an hour with no problems, and the battery only dipped to ~80%. I plugged other items into it and it had no problem powering those either. I haven't tried it with anything that pulls over 1,000 watts yet, but I don't expect that to be an issue either. It really seems like the ideal power station for

Alright folks, I don't usually write long reviews but I am genuinely fired up about this one, so bear with me.I had my eye on this thing before it even launched. Been following the S2000 for a while now. Then, wouldn't you know it, we got hit with a nasty outage a few weeks back. Freezer full of steaks, sump pump dead, the whole nine yards. That was the final push I needed. The minute this thing dropped, I had it in my cart.Now, I'll admit I had some reservations. 1500 watts? I'm a bigger-is-better kind of guy when it comes to backup power. But after living through that outage and thinking har

Great for long outages. As expected from Anker, performed perfectly, The Anker app also gave lots of options as well as remote management. Never been disappointed with Anker products, I own more than a dozen

came 50% charged it is much lighter than the c2000, size umm i wouldnt say its smaller than my c2000 just different dimensions now i really wanted to talk about first impressions since so far anker has done really well and size can differ on every picture and video making it look big or really small this thing is like a computer system size and compared to some slightly smaller. now things to consider it cannot handle an extended battery like c2000, it cannot be charged via cigarette lighter, it can only handle a 400watt panel c2000 2x 400 watt panel, it can however be charged from the alterna