Flashfish BP030B Portable Power Station 230.4Wh Solar Generator

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1. ERROR404 Verified Buyer – 8 April 2024

   Where this compact power bank shines is it’s capacity(Wh) for the price. I have Ecoflow and Bluetti solar generators. They are larger, heavier, and expensive. This unit has over 200Wh of stored power. Yet it’s priced similarly to a Anker unit that has about half that storage capacity. I knocked one star because it should
   have an XT60 or Powerpole input. The power cord is a fairly standard 110v cord. So its not some odd wall-wart. The outlets all function, and the light has low, high, and strobe. The handle works well. It carries comfortably unlike oddly shaped ones I’ve had on others. It will run my Lenovo Ideapad 1 with Ryzen3 for over 6 hours. But that is a fairly efficient laptop. This would make a fine gift for someone who isn’t prepared for a short power outtage. It’s enough to charge phones and power a modem/router for an hour or more.
   

2. AgelessExplorer Verified Buyer – 7 June 2024

   I like whit little power station. It is compact in size but does a good job powering most of the small items I need it to power, like phones, tablets, a small fridge (for a limited time), small fans, cable modem and router, etc. it charges in a reasonable timeframe, and it pairs well with a couple of 30 watt panels I have. No frills, but plenty of flexibility.
   

3. Paddock Verified Buyer – 22 June 2024

   Takes some time to charge… This tells me the capacity of the battery is decent.
   Overall the unit comes with a AC charge cord, but no other plugs for any additional items that you may connect… Say a solar panel. The DC input is a round plug and I will have to look for something that can splice into a connector for my portable solar panel.

   Over-All very nice aesthetics and has a handle for carry. Very nice for an outing or RV trips. Suppose the usage would depend on your external source for power.
   

4. High Quality Verified Buyer – 20 July 2024

   I’ve never seen a solar power station that provides modified sine wave from its inverter, so I missed the single mention in the listing. Unfortunately, that means I’m unable to use this. There’s really no excuse these days not to provide a pure sine wave inverter as the component cost is much closer now and the efficiency is higher and its safer and usable for more device types. In addition, the overall charge rate is low for the price. You can find nicer, larger capacity, pure sine wave power stations for a similar price. There’s also very little in the manual in terms of specifics, including UPS transfer time for the claimed UPS functionality. I’m hoping I can at least find a way to make use of the DC output.

   

5. Craig K. Verified Buyer – 4 September 2024

   I am by no means an expert at anything. I do however own about 12 solar power stations of various sizes and outputs. I am always excited to try a new one. I would say this one is a good small very portable power station. I think it is a little excessively priced for what it is. It has a single 110 outlet. 2 USB A, a single USB C and 2 12volt ports. The manual neglects to give specifics as to port size or provide any port connections. I plugged in my Samsung S8plus into the USB A at a 50% state of charge. The phone indicated 17hours to complete charge. The USB C showed 58 minutes. Very light weight at only 7 pounds. I can run my Intel PC stick and small 12 inch monitor for a few hours.
   

6. Beeg Verified Buyer – 2 February 2025

   This is one of those things where I read other people’s reviews and wonder if I received the same item. For me, this charged up fast, charged up my phone pretty fast, and has an AC output of 120 volts, even though I’ve seen adverse comments about those items in other reviews so definitely this is an item where your mileage may vary. This is limited as it has a modified sine inverter (i.e. don’t plug your electronics into the AC output) but I knew that from the description so for me, it’s a big charging bank that also runs my USB-C power speakers – those suck up a lot of juice so it’s nice not having to swap out battery bricks now.