MARBERO Portable Power Station 88.8Wh Camping Portable Charger with Flashlight High Lumens Fast Charging Power Bank with AC Outlet 100W (150W Surge) for Hiking Hurricane Backup Emergencies
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Color: PL60A-AC-88Wh
Features
- Extremely Lightweight & Compact: Weighing only 2.27 lbs(about the weight of a small tablet) and measuring just 7.5 x 3.31 x 4.78 inches, this 88.8Wh (24,000mAh) portable power station fits easily in your backpack or truck for hiking, camping and travel.
- Built-in Flashlight with 2 Brightness Modes: Bright LED flashlight with two adjustable levels, the 88.8Wh portable battery pack provides up to 20.7 hours of continuous lightideal for camping nights, hiking trips, backyard adventures, car emergencies, or power outages.
- Supports Pass-Through Charging: Charge the portable power station through the USB-C input from a solar panel while simultaneously powering devices through the AC outlet (100W continuous, 150W surge) or USB ports. Perfect for keeping a mini fan running in your tent, charging a laptop while working outdoors, powering a camera at a tailgate, or keeping essential devices on during power outages.
- Fast Recharging in Just 2 Hours: Recharge the the 24,000mAh power bank with AC outlet from 0 to 100% in only 2 hours using the USB-C PD 60W input. Short enough to charge while having lunch, watching a TV episode, or taking a quick break on your camping or road trip, so it's ready for your next adventure without delay.
- Multiple Output Ports for Everyday Use: Equipped with 4 output ports1 AC outlet (100W continuous, 150W surge), 1 USB-C port (60W PD 3.0 / QC 4.0+), and 2 USB-A portsthe 24,000mAh power bank with AC outlet is perfect for powering your phone, laptop, mini fan, or even outdoor string lights for Halloween, Thanksgiving, or Christmas decorations. Great for camping, tailgating, or backyard celebrations.
Description
88.8Wh Portable Power Station with Fast Charging USB-C In & Out 60W PD
Connector Type: USB Type A, USB Type C
Brand: MARBERO
Battery Capacity: 24000 Milliamp Hours
Color: PL60A-AC-88Wh
Special Feature: AC Outlet, USB Ports, Automatic Shut Down, High Lumens Flashlight, Portable, Lightweight, High-capacity, Green Energy, Short Circuit Protection, Over Charge Protection, Overload Protection, Over-Voltage Protection See more
Connector Type: USB Type A, USB Type C
Battery Capacity: 24000 Milliamp Hours
Other Special Features of the Product: AC Outlet, USB Ports, Automatic Shut Down, High Lumens Flashlight, Portable, Lightweight, High-capacity, Green Energy, Short Circuit Protection, Over Charge Protection, Overload Protection, Over-Voltage Protection
Voltage: 110 Volts (AC)
Power Source: Battery Powered, AC Powered
Amperage: 3 Amps
Number of Ports: 4
Output Current: 3 Amps
Rapid Charging Performance: Full Charged in 2 hrs
Battery Charge Time: 2 Hours
Is Product Cordless: Yes
Portable: Yes
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Camera, Router, Drone, Projector, etc., Mini Fridge, Samsung, iPad, iPhone
Maximum Output Power: 150
Output Wattage: 100 Watts
Reusability: Rechargeable
Number of Outlets: 4
Item Weight: 2.3 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 7.5"L x 4.78"W x 3.31"Th
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions: 7.5 x 4.78 x 3.31 inches
Battery Weight: 721 Grams
Brand: MARBERO
Model Name: PL60A
Model Number: PL60A
Built-In Media: 1*20inch USB-A and C to USB-C Charging Cable, 1*MARBERO PL60A Portable Power Station, 1*User Manual
Mfr Part Number: PL60A
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer: MARBERO
Antenna Location: Camping, Emergency, RV Trip
Color: PL60A-AC-88Wh
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
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Got this to have some other backup batteries during power outages, this is a great addition to my supplies. I highly recommend it. Whereas some stations aren't very bright, I think this one is! Portable, built feeling sturdy.
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2025 by Darth Sci-Fi
I was a little skeptical about this portable power station when I first got it. It's quite small and very light weight. I know that it is advertised as such, but I expected something heavier as a source of power. However, I have learned that the weight of a power station has nothing to do with its functionality. Super easy to just plug in to charge--which was seemingly quick--and it's good to go wherever you go. I charged it and haven't used it in a couple of weeks and the battery indicator says it's still full. I like that it has multiple usb ports and the real selling aspect for me was the AC outlet on the end. As you can see by the video, it supplied enough power to run a fairly large fan. I haven't had the chance to see how long it lasts running such things as a fan, but if it works for even 45 minutes to an hour, I'll be impressed. It's well made and feels pretty durable. I would say that it's rugged by any means, but it's solid enough to go camping with. The brightness of the flashlight is mildly disappointing. I think I expected something brighter for the amount of power this thing supplies. At any rate, for less than $100, you probably won't find a better power station.
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This is a great little power station. It's light enough to bring backpacking if you really need power in the mountains. It has three different plug options. The built-in flashlight is bright enough for most purposes, although not as bright as some of the more extreme options offered lately. The case is tough and I accidentally dropped it on the hardwood floor with no damage. For under a hundred bucks it's a good value.
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I bought this thinking that it would be enough power going through it to give power to a security camera of mine. I was wrong. I have no other purpose for it, so I am returning it back to Amazon.
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by Dave Vila
This power station is great an very easily transported. It has a great battery life that lasts longer than I had expected. This can be used to charge phones when camping or out or even small appliances. I can fit in a backpack easily for hiking and it has great functionality. Good value for the money two thumbs up!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2025 by Gregory
If you think of this as a fancy flashlight, it's not too bad. At least it wouldn't be bad if the flashlight were good. I mean it's not terrible. It's definitely better than something I would have used as a kid 30 years ago. However, these days $10 flashlights severely outperform it. It does have two levels of brightness. You're probably only going to use the brighter setting though. The inverter puts out around 85 watts. It's supposed to be able to produce either 100 or 150 watts. The sticker on it says the max is 150 w. It absolutely cannot do that. I tested that with some lights. I turned different ones on and off to see when it couldn't handle it anymore. If I went above 85 Watts, it just couldn't do it anymore. I tried 105 Watts just to see what would happen, and it didn't trigger any auto shut off, but it just didn't work. It kept powering the 85 Watts worth of light, but that was it. The USB-C port is 60 w like it says. I hooked it up to a 90 watt charger, and it happily charged at 60 watts. The battery meter seems to be complete nonsense. It showed it as charged, and then it proceeded to charge for another 2 hours at 60 watts. I may not be a mathematician, but I can tell you that 2 hours at 60 w is 120 watt hours. So, somehow a fully charged 88.8Wh battery took 120Wh to fully charge. I don't know if something's going on with the BMS or what's up with that, but I definitely would not rely on that meter. It comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable. You think it would come with a USB-C to USB-C cable that is capable of 60 watts, but I guess that's asking too much out of it. This does mean if you want to charge it, you'll have to provide your own charger and your own cable. It does not have its own charger. It charges via the USB-C port, and does not come with anything to charge it. If you have a modern smartphone, just use your phone charger. So, it's either a fancy flashlight that isn't a very great flashlight by today's standards, or an extremely underpowered power bank.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2025 by C
I ordered this power station to take on hiking trips. My primary use would be for charging USB devices. It has plenty of USB ports and battery capacity to perform that task. I like that it’s extremely portable, lightweight and has an easy to carry handle. The spot light is surprisingly bright . I also tested it with my HP laptop and was pleasantly surprised that the USB C PD was enough to power it. I can also see using this as a useful tool to keep in my car for situations where I need to recharge devices on the road. It’s small enough to fit in my console. It utilizes lights to indicate the level of battery remaining and charges quickly via the USB C port. I don’t normally need an AC inverter but I can imagine using it with a fan or string lights. I wouldn’t use the AC to power sensitive electronics, but with a 60 watt USB C port I think I will be able to charge via DC for all of my sensitive devices. In conclusion, it’s great for a hiking trip or as a travel accessory. I have several other Marbero power banks and power stations and have found all of them to be very reliable.
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The AC inverter is NOT a pure sine wave inverter and therefore can damage your electronics if used for extended lengths of time. I would not trust my CPAP machine to this as they suggest - the inverter waveform is too choppy and puts your medical machine at great risk. The battery type is not listed, so there is no indication if it is an older LiOn battery, or a newer and more robust LiFePO4 battery. The equivalent mAh capacity is only 24,000. This power station is about 7-10 times bigger than my portable 20,000 mAh battery pack. As a power station it charges fast, and works great for USB recharging; however, the AC inverter is lacking and couldn't even reliably power my Keurig coffee machine or a small box fan. I'd suggest getting a regular 20K mAh battery pack and a pure sine wave invertor you can run off your car's 12V DC as a more reliable and safer combination over this inverter.
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