Anker SOLIX C300 Portable Power Station with 60W Solar Panel, 288Wh, 300W | 288Wh LiFePO4 Battery, 300W (Peak 600W), 140W Two-Way Fast Charging, Solar Panel-Ready, for Outdoor and Emergency Use
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Style: 60W Solar Panel + C300
Features
- Compact with Massive Power: It's portable power that moves as freely as you. Give your devices 300W (600W Surge) and 288Wh. Fast charge with 140W two-way USB-C ports.
- 8 Device Charging Ports: Power all your tech with versatile ports, including 3 AC (300W), 1 car socket (120W), 2 USB-C (140W), 1 USB-C (15W), and 1 USB-A (12W).
- Travel-Friendly Design: Attach the strap (sold separately) or simply carry this power station. It's 15% smaller than similar designs and perfect for spontaneous adventures.
- Solar-Powered Escapes: When your journey needs endless charging, do so seamlessly and sustainably with a 60W solar panel. This power station is not compatible with Anker SOLIX PS30 (or other 5V~3A USB-C panels), PS200, PS400.
- Your Choice of Recharging: Recharge to 80% in just 50 minutes with a wall outlet, or use solar panels, your car, or the PD 3.1 USB-C port. Stay charged, no matter where you are.
- 5-Year Power Station Warranty: Built to last a decade, power up with LiFePO4 batteries, designed to last 3,000 cycles. Also enjoy smart temperature control, impact resistance.
- Quiet 25dB Power: Rest while you power in nature. This power station only emits 25dB from 3.3 ft away.
- What's in the Box: Anker SOLIX C300 Portable Power Station, 60W Solar Panel, XT-60 to DC7909 Charging Cable, Solar to XT60 Charging Cable, Extension Cable, AC Charging Cable, Safety Manual, and Warranty Info
- The C300 Portable Power Station and 60W Solar Panel will be shipped separately. If you receive one item before the others, please scan the QR code on the package to check the delivery status of the remaining items.
Description
Anker is once again proud to pioneer the next generation of reliable, portable power solutions, standing upon our legacy of developing innovative technology. Whether you are looking to take your outdoor adventures to the next level, or protect your home with back-up power, Anker has built a solution you can count on - for whatever you need to power, wherever power is needed. Where can I find the Anker SOLIX C300 manual? To support environment sustainability, we only provide a digital manual. Access by scanning the Quick Response Code on the first page of the safety instructions included in your package. What should I keep in mind when using a solar charger to charge Anker SOLIX C300 Portable Power Station? Only use 11-28V solar panels with an XT60 connector. It is incompatible with Anker SOLIX PS30 (or other 5V~3A USB-C panels), PS200, PS400. We recommend 100W or 60W Anker Solar Panels. Warning: Anker Panels over 100W will cause a device malfunction. Are the USB-C ports for C300 input (charging) only? What is the output power of the USB-C1 and USB-A ports? Input/Output: USB-C1 / USB-C3: Output only; USB-C2: Input/Output. Maximum Output: USB-C1 and USB-A Simultaneously: 20W; USB-C1: 15W; USB-A: 12W What is the max power output of the AC outlets? The AC outlets can deliver a maximum of 300W rated power to connected devices (600W with SurgePad). SurgePad does not support precision instruments and other devices with voltage protection or a strict voltage requirement. Does the C300 come with a car charging cable? The C300 and PS60 solar panel bundle does not include a car charging cable. The car charging cable can be purchased separately. For more information or to purchase the cable, please contact the Anker support team.
Connector Type: USB Type C
Brand: Anker
Battery Capacity: 90000 milliamp_hours
Color: Dark Gray
Special Feature: Portable
Connector Type: USB Type C
Battery Capacity: 90000 milliamp_hours
Other Special Features of the Product: Portable
Voltage: 120 volts
Power Source: Solar Powered, Battery Powered
Number of Ports: 11
Rapid Charging Performance: 80% in 50 minutes
Battery Charge Time: 68 minutes
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Output Wattage: 300 watts
Number of Outlets: 8
Antenna Location: Phone
Warranty Type: Limited
Item Weight: 15.5 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 6.45"L x 6.34"W x 9.49"Th
Item Dimensions: 6.45 x 6.34 x 9.49 inches
Battery Weight: 1710 g
Brand: Anker
Model Name: Anker SOLIX C300
Model Number: A1722
UPC: 194644208752
Included Components: Anker SOLIX C300 Portable Power Station, 60W Solar Panel, XT-60 to DC7909 Charging Cable, Solar to XT60 Charging Cable, Extension Cable, AC Charging Cable, Safety Manual, and Warranty Info
Manufacturer: Anker
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Mfr Part Number: A1722
Warranty Description: 5 years
Color: Dark Gray
Battery Cell Type: Lithium-Phosphate
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Style: 60W Solar Panel + C300
this little thing super convenient. i got this because i work and go to school remotely and like to travel often with my spouse. i ordered it on sale with the 60 watt solar panels, which have an IP68 waterproof/resistant rating. i would say it's a good deal on sale, but I wouldn't do full price for the panel set, as for the extra hundred there are 100 watt panels that will work with it at that value. i also didn't realize until I got this solar power bank that grid power is "dirty" and has imperfect sine waves, but you get pure sine waves with a solar battery/inverter. so, it's supposed to be better for device batteries. I really like the design of the battery, first of all. it's very stylish, which is just something i like for my electronics. Anker seems to have good quality control so i was expecting it to feel nice and it does. i was a bit disappointed that for the price, it doesn't come with the strap by default. i really think it should (i got a third-party case that came with one, though). this little power bank has 288 watt hours of juice, it's rated at 300 watts and a 600 watt surge. for example, that means with the battery at 100%, a device that draws ~200 watts could run for about ~1.7 hours. 300 watts is pretty good for small electronics up to things such as a laptop. it has lifpo4 batteries in it that are supposed to last longer than older kinds of solar batteries and allegedly arent flammable and such. it can run my laptop which is rated up to 240 watts. typically, my laptop draws 20-80 watts in normal use, such as in a word processor or internet browsing/video streaming, so it can run for a few hours this way (~5 on a full charge). intensive gaming on the other hand wouldn't last long on battery alone, but it does have passthrough charging (charge battery while charging devices connected to battery). you should probably use a watt hour calculator to see if its a good match for your intended use and devices. i have tested the laptop while charging the battery with solar getting about 50 watts input, with normal use again drawing about 20-80 watts, and it did keep it charged. the battery did start to lose charge slowly because my laptop can go above 50 watts during normal use, like i said. with plugging into a wall and grid power, im sure this wouldn't be a problem as it can get more than 80 watts from an outlet or USB C charging. a lower wattage laptop that draws 20-50 watts in normal use would work better for use while just solar charging with the panel it came with. a 100 watt panel would also work for a high wattage laptop to use while solar charging. the battery itself is very quiet, even when you're close to it. i really like the built in light, as the smaller model has a lantern style light and i liked that feature but that model has less power and function. back to the panels, they fold out and up nicely, they're not very heavy and super easy to tote around. easy to wipe off too. the cord can wind up a bit and be tucked under the elastic straps. i have encountered a bit of rain on the panels before quickly packing up and bringing it in, and it was absolutely fine. it is cold during my review, so the capacity/loss is probably more impactful than average, but it hasn't been a noticeable issue. I use it to routinely charge my phone and smart watch overnight, which uses a bit more than it needs (maybe 10% of the battery) because it gets left on and keeps them at 100% until morning obviously. a great feature to add to the app would be auto shut off with times you can set. the app itself does work, although sometimes it doesnt stay connected because im usually behind several walls when im charging it outside on solar. it does show the internal temperature of the battery while charging or using it, the watt input and output, and so forth. i wish it had a history section where you could review the use/charge/discharge on a timeline, like over 24 hours or something. it does get a charge with cloudy weather but this depends on where you live and how much solar activity there is. one photo is an example of it charging slowly while overcast, it was getting around 5-15 watts. as a side note, i also wish Anker made a first party case for it, but the one i got works well. in the future i want to try it with a 100 watt panel to see how it goes. i think its probably very useful for people who go camping or that travel often, or if you like to work outside like on a patio or balcony etc, or to just keep their device batteries charged with cleaner sine waves.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025 by Sally
Style: 60W Solar Panel + C300
I bought this very affordable solar battery bank and panel combo on sale for a very good price. It replaced a bluetti unit I've had for a couple of years and honestly I'm happier with this one. Much happier in fact. There's a few reasons for this. But let me start with my testing and first outing with it. I took this camping just this past weekend for the first time. I use a CPAP and also obviously have phones and other electronics I like to keep charged. I also have an air mattress with built in inflator that uses AC power. Carrying this thing was a lot easier than my Bluetti was. Despite not having a swing-out handle like the Bluetti, the Anker unit was lighter in weight even though it is roughly the same power capacity and the molded in grip was perfect to carry this unit. It has also mounting points for a strap (not included) but I did not find the strap necessary in my case. Controlling the unit I found to be much easier that any power bank I've used so far. And this is where Anker shines. The polished esthetic they adhere to also carry over to their app, which is just so much better that any of the other apps I've used for other power banks. It connects either via wifi or Bluetooth. It might be controllable over the internet from a remote location but I did not test this. It's just inferred because the same app can do that for Anker's home battery banks. I did use Bluetooth though, and it worked very well. The neat thing is the unit wakes on bluetooth connection from the app and it happens quickly. No long delay to connect or having to wake up the unit manually first. I literally was able to check the status of the bank and the solar charging while passing by the campsite roughly 100 feet away from it and I was surprised when it actually connected! I didn't expect it to work that far away but I just tried on a whim and was able to see that in full sun around 11:30 the unit was charging at 40 watts from the included 60 watt panel and this is another thing that really shines about this combo. I did not expect the panel to be great, but it was fantastic. It is so much lighter and actually easily portable compared to the very large and heavy 100 watt panel I had with my Bluetti. It also starts picking up a measurable charge even before the sun rises completely. I haven't tested it on a cloudy day but I expect it to perform well since it did so well in the early morning hours. Sure, it has less wattage but it performed just as well as I needed it to. I had drained the battery to 63% overnight and by noon it was fully charged already. I know I could have gotten even faster charging if I had pointed the panel toward the sun but I just kind of flatly laid it across a mobile cart hoping for the best. But again, it is so light and folds compact enough to fit in a backpack while still performing at this level and this is just awesome. I am very happy with it. Back to the app and functionality of the unit, it has a very useful and easy to use light bar on the front and that can be controlled via the app, as well as a button press on the front. What I liked about this light is it was a bright but softly diffused light, making it great to light the inside of a tent without glaring into my eyes. Also being able to be turned on and off with the app made it so I didn't even have to get up to control it. The app also shows you the temperature of the battery at all times which is constantly monitored to keep from overheating. You have to love the thought that Anker puts into their products and all the safety features. They are one of the top battery and charging brands for a good reason. Anyway, now that I've tried this tiny unit, I am very likely to next buy the large unit on wheels for use as home backup and longer campout with higher power requirements. I was that satisfied with it that I've decided I'm going to stay with this brand for the time being anyway. Anyway, I could write a lot more but I think this should give most people what they need to know. I was overall very satisfied and would buy again! Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025 by Just Some Guy
Style: 60W Solar Panel + C300
I picked up this Anker power bank with the 60W solar panels for camping and it’s been a solid setup. The build quality is really good, like most Anker stuff, and it feels durable enough to take outside without worrying about it. The capacity is great. I’ve been able to charge my phone multiple times and even top off a tablet without running it down too quickly. The 60W solar panels are a nice addition, especially for longer trips. They’re not instant by any means, but they do a good job keeping the power bank topped off when you’ve got decent sunlight. What I like most is how simple everything is to use. It’s basically plug and play, and it just works without any hassle. It gives me a lot more peace of mind when I’m out for a couple days and don’t have easy access to power. Overall, it’s been reliable and does exactly what I needed it to do. Definitely worth it if you spend time outdoors or want a solid backup power option.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026 by Mariah Combs
Style: 60W Solar Panel + C300
This power bank has been dependable, and useful for multiple applications. Although the included solar panel charges this unit very slowly, the multiple charging inputs and solid battery life are what gives this product its value. Great for charging phones, tablets, and filling air mattresses while outdoors or camping. I don’t use the solar charging much but I would suggest using a different solar panel to recharge this unit up.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Odis Pearrie Jr
Style: 60W Solar Panel + C300
Very impressed with this setup. The solar panel charges well and the power station is compact, lightweight, and easy to use. Perfect for camping, emergencies, or keeping devices charged when the power goes out.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026 by Aquamac
Style: 60W Solar Panel + C300
Exactly as promised. Took it solo camping fully charged, it ran my cooking pan and charged devices. Was able to easily hook up the solar panels and recharge after use. It charges fast, pushes power easily to any and all devices I needed. Portable and sturdy, was quiet, and worked well outside and inside. Never overheated, never ran out of juice. It’ll be great to have around in an emergency!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by Jill From Seattle
Style: 60W Solar Panel + C300
Everything works and I enjoy the solar panels. Only thing ill say is mines didn't come with a car recharging plug in I believe. I have this plug in that im not sure what it goes too, so im only assuming its to that. Again I could be wrong. Still the size is convenient, power is adequate, not bad for its price. Edit: mines definitely didnt come with a car charger, still give it the same review. Maybe they will send me 1 when I contact them.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Style: 60W Solar Panel + C300
Power on the go, wherever you go. This one does not have the capacity to power large electronics, but it handles smaller ones without issue. The solar panel definitely helps extend its usefulness. It has all the plugins and sockets we need.
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by Foothill