This is more of a cell charger/emergency light kit. It's small but reliable if lights go out. The station can be charged via solar panels or by plugging it in ahead of time before the power goes out. I don't see this as too useful for powering other than a radio or cell phones, or for supplying led lighting where needed in a room.

This worked well for my Anker Solix rather than an Ecoflow Delta 2. The two systems have a similar large handle sticking out from either side of the top configuration and the bag fit it well. Of course it is built for the Ecoflow so the zippered elements were set up for the plug configuration of the Ecoflow but I was really after something sturdy that could keep all my plugs and wires together. This does the job quite well.

The nylon the bag is made of is pretty stout, maybe a step up from good backpack material. Oddly the shoulder strap is not of the same heavy duty stuff. I have little doubt it can hold the battery and it is replacable (those two metal clips are easy to remove and thankfully metal). Of course even a weak nylon strap is a strong thing so there isn't anything to actually worry about.

Net-net: A good option for this battery system. (I refuse to call them solar generators). Extra external pockets add space for all the wires and plugs and such.

Even on the brightest days, positioned in direct sun, angled correctly there is not enough power to blow open the luevers..

This power station has great battery life and many inputs and outputs. I like how it is easily transported with a handle to hold. Its display is easy to read when cycling through the different modes. This is great for power outages or camping. The battery life lasts longer than expected for the size of this station. Great product two thumbs up!

Works good

Perfect for my Arlo cameras ! No longer have to recharge ! This recharges my cameras for me and I’m able to keep them up!