BROWEY Portable Power Station 1000W with Built-in Solar Panel, 614WH/192000mAh LiFePO4 Battery Pack, Solar Generator with AC/DC/USB/PD Outputs for Outdoor Camping, RV Travel, Emergency Preparedness
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Color: Green
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- Powerful, Versatile Solar GeneratorWith a 614.4Wh capacity and 1000W pure sine wave AC inverter (2000W surge), our solar powered generator can power up to 7 devices simultaneously(1000W), including laptops, phones, lights, fans, cameras, CPAP machines, mini-refrigerators, and more
- Unique Built-in Solar PanelWith a unique appearance design, it won the 2022 German IF Design Innovation Award. The foldable solar panel with an efficient power conversion system(MPPT controller) designed to provide power resources in EMERGENCY situations. It can also connect with other solar panels to increase charging efficiency. The power station can power other devices while absorb solar energy, without having to worry about running out of battery power.
- Clean, Green Energy for EmergenciesSay goodbye to bulky, noisy, and polluting conventional generators. Our portable electric generator uses renewable energy to power your devices, making it perfect for emergencies, daily camping, sleeping in the car, fishing, family gatherings and outdoor activities, etc.
- Multiple Charging Options, Easy to UseCharge your portable solar generator via AC adapter, car outlet, built-in 40W solar panel, or other solar panels (depending on sunlight strength). The LCD display shows remaining battery power, voltage, input/output power, fault indication, and more. Compact and easy to carry with a comfortable handle. The foldable stand of the camping power station is convenient for efficient solar charging.
- Long-Lasting, Safe LiFePO4 BatteryEnjoy up to 10 years of everyday use with our high-safety lithium iron phosphate batteries, which can withstand over 3500 cycles. Even after 3500+ cycles, the LFP battery of portable power station remains around 80% of its original capacity. Advanced BMS protection system that monitors voltage, current, and temperature to minimize problems caused by charging or power supply.
- Package & SupportGet the BROWEY S1000(C600 Upgrade)camping solar power station, carrying case of Accessories, DC power cord, car adapter cable, user guide, and 10 transfer adapters headers. Enjoy product technical support from our customer support team.
Connector Type: Power Adapter
Brand: BROWEY
Battery Capacity: 192000 Milliamp Hours
Color: Green
Special Feature: Fast Charging
Product Dimensions: 17 x 5.6 x 13 inches
Item Weight: 23 pounds
Manufacturer: Shenzhen Pannizhe Technology Co., Ltd.
Item model number: PN-C600
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required.
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Color: Green
The media could not be loaded. What it claims to be, well built, so far lasted a month of consistent use First, a little bit of back story. Actual product review follows after. An intelligent consumer does background research on a product before purchase, particularly when the item is worth more than a typical Americans paycheck. I'm no different, I read reviews and will watch YouTube videos with a questionable amount of views just for some extra opinions about an item. So, when I was trying to find a product that checks all the boxes this one does. I was extremely sceptical about the price, lack of reviews, and the fact that it's nearly impossible to find information about this power station, anywhere on the internet. I spent a good amount of time trying to find the if Award (More on this later) that the page claims it got, as well as trying to find some reputable source saying that the product is what it claims to be. No luck, but as it stands, this is the only battery pack that has an internal solar panel, as well as the ability for both AC and DC power outputs. This form factor of an AIO solar solution was unknown to me before a Army buddy of mine showed me his RENOGY Phoenix Power box. I jumped to buy it for taking with me on field exercises, only to be greatly disappointed learning that its discontinued entirely, and not in stock anywhere. After scouring the internet for any similar product this is the only thing I could find. So I took the jump. BROWEY is a cover name. The company behind this product is Shenzhen Panizhe technology Co, which, as you can likely guess is based out of China. It's also made in China, not that they are trying to hide this. The poorly translated product page and instruction manual is also proof of this. That being said, there is nothing so poorly translated as to be incoherent. This is why finding the iF award might be difficult. Search for ""iF - Portable energy storage power supply - iF Design Award"" or the actual company's name, and you can see the award page. Exposoition over! Let's talk about the product in question. --------------------------------------- This thing is a BEAST! Not just the fact that is way heavier than I expected, no doubt because of the 24ah battery it. I have yet to have someone not be shocked by how dense it is when they pick it up. It's construction is completely polymer, but still very rugged. I will update this review if it proves to be less durable than I belive it to be after a month of ownership. Considering its battery capacity though, I think the weight is an extremely reasonable. I've charged my phone for a week straight and only dropped 20% of its capacity. The built in panel has been more than enough to keep up with my usage of it, which has just been charging devices, and powering speakers. It ships with a staggering amount of ways to charge it besides just the solar panel. Included was also a car port charger, a wall charger and 10 different adapters, for what I assume is hooking up external solar panels with the DC - DC cable. All of the cables, as well as the carrying case for them are very sturdy. The only issue I had was the shipping. It was shipped in the product box, making it extremely obvious what it is. Granted, discreet shipping isn't advertised on the page. Typically though, amazon items come in a generic amazon box. I understand the seller is shipping these directly, but I think it would be appreciated by future buyers if it was double boxed in the future! Mine unit arrived undamaged and in decent time. Still, I think packaging could use some work. I also had to request the shipping tracking number from the seller, as it was not provided. Customer service replied with it in a stagger 28 minutes, which I think counts for some massive brownie points. They claim to have 24-hour support for any problems, which I haven't had to use yet, but I fully believe in it after that. I don't understand why this form factor is so rare, but I'm glad the people at Shenzhen tech are producing this, and they've made a happy customer out of me. Hopefully they will work on brand transparency in the future though!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2023 by Kindle Customer Kindle Customer
Color: Green
In my opinion there is no other power bank that compares to this. I have owned goal zero and Jackery and this one is my most used and my favorite. Its functions are second to none and its so easy to store and travel with. Its the perfect size for camping, throwing in the back of an ATV, in the truck, shop, or carrying around the property. I have tested the draw and supply on it and it does better than advertised. Heck It has its own integrated solar panel which will charge it quickly. The display is easy to read and really bright and simple to understand. You can do pass through charging with it, meaning as its charging from one of the many power sources you can use, you can still be charging devices with it. It also tells you how much power it is taking in at the same time the power it is putting out. I don't see how this isn't more popular. Its defiantly a great buy for the price, even having to pay an extra 125.00 for shipping as I live in Alaska. I wish I had another one of them, and I look forward to eventually trying some of their other products. They by far have the best design.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025 by Alaskan Karl K
Color: Orange
Summary: The power station itself is pretty nice, but a bit underpowered at the price point. The built-in solar panel is really cool, but ultimately it provides such a small amount of power even under ideal conditions that in most cases it is probably more of a novelty than useful feature. This device is probably best suited for powering phones, laptops, lights and fans during a short camping trip. Full Thoughts: You can get a power station with much higher wattage and slightly bigger battery for a $100 less. You're paying extra and trading some power for the built-in solar panel. At the time of writing this, this is the only power station I could find with a solar panel built-in. A few things about solar and home power generators if you're new to it like I was: - Every other "solar generator" is just a power station (big battery with a standard power outlet) included with an external solar panel you can hook up to it. You can also hook up an external solar panel to this for extra power. In general you don't need a solar panel specifically made for the device. As long as both have the right DC input/output you should be able to use most solar panels with most power stations. In fact you can also hook up a gas generator if it has the right DC output. Solar panels for these things are not too expensive ($100-$150). To get anything close to a reasonable amount of charge you will need to get an external solar panel anyway. At 30 Watts, it would take days to charge this thing to full capacity with the built-in panel alone. Realistically, if you plan on using this in an emergency where you may need power for days, you will need an external panel as well (or some other power source). - Another thing to understand is that to get a decent charge, you really need to have the sun beating down directly on the panel. A shade tree, for example, can severely limit the amount of power you can get. With that in mind, you'll need to be very thoughtful about the placement of the panels. External panels will give you a lot of flexibility in terms of placement. On the other hand, they're a bit of a pain to setup. I live on the second floor of an apartment complex. I have a balcony which I thought would be sufficient, but there's a shade tree in front of it which blocks enough sunlight that often I get no charge. My only option is to put the panels in a window which has very little shade. With that, when the sun is facing the window with little cloud coverage, the built-in panel provides about 10 watts. The external panel provides about 20 watts. Together, I get 30 watts. It would still take days to fully charge this thing, but at least I get enough power to charge phones and maybe a laptop. - I wasn't familiar at all with the power usage of various devices so I didn't know if 600 watts was a lot or a little. It's a small to medium amount depending on the application. It's enough to power a lot of small devices, or energy efficient devices, but not enough to power anything substantial. I was hoping to power a microwave or a toaster oven or a small air conditioner, but no dice. Also understand that apparently a lot of devices draw a significant amount of extra power when they first start, so even if your device is rated at 500 watts for example, it may need 1000 to start and therefore will trip the overload protection and shut down the power bank. I was a bit surprised that this thing could power my big screen TV, but otherwise it's limited to things like fans, laptops, phones, etc. Also keep in mind that while it can theoretically power 600 watts worth of devices, it can only do that for an hour. Then you will need to recharge it which takes about 6 hours when connecting to a power outlet. With all that said I like this unit. It is well built and compact and just really well designed. The built-in solar panel is almost a novelty, but it does give me piece of mind that in an emergency I can get some power. Final Thoughts: If I were to do it over again, I might reconsider whether the built-in panel was worth the trade-offs. I would also reconsider what I hoped to accomplish with the device. I intend to use this for emergencies, probably not for camping, so that colors how I feel about all this. I would expect to power a fan and maybe a laptop and a phone for around 7 hours in an emergency, but it can only do that once with a single charge. Then, you're limited to what you can get from solar which in my case would be enough to power maybe 1 thing only while the sun is pointed directly at me. I also bought a small gas generator which I will use to charge the device when I can't get much sun. With all that, the benefit of the built-in panel (and the extra cost and trade-offs) becomes less appealing. I might buy a cheaper or more powerful or higher capacity unit and just use gas or an external panel.
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