Portable Power Bank 153Wh Outdoor Generator 150W with LiFePO4 Battery

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1. J Goldsmith Verified Buyer – 16 February 2025

   This is a nice upgrade to your typical pocket pirtavle power bank. It has both USB A & C ports to make charging a variety of devices possible. There’s even a DC output if your device doesn’t support USB.

   It also has a useful display to show the current charge amount and the amount of power being drawn.

   It is much bigger than a pocket size bank, but it’s like a couple soda cans in size and still easy to carry around. Good for a beach trip or working outside for a day.
   

2. Just Info Verified Buyer – 28 February 2025

   This portable power station has been a fantastic addition for outdoor adventures and emergency preparedness. The 153Wh capacity provides ample power for travel and camping needs, while the LiFePO4 battery ensures safety and durability. The bi-directional fast charging is a huge convenience, making recharging quick and hassle-free. Compact and easy to carry, it’s perfect for staying connected wherever life takes you!
   

3. Ricardo Verified Buyer – 22 March 2025

   It’s great but I’m not sure if I received a defective model for it will not let me charge two devices from the USB C outputs at the same time I will turn it’s self off if I try to use the USB c outputs at the same time
   

4. Setesh Ra Verified Buyer – 24 March 2025

   Weird form factor for a power station. I thought this had an AC port and was a little disappointed it didn’t. But the device has grown on me. Its the only battery pack I have that reliably gives me more than 60w I need to charge my laptop.
   

5. Antonio Verified Buyer – 3 April 2025

   This portable power bank is great. It has a 48000mah capacity and it supports up to 100w super fast charging. It has two USB c ports and two regular usb ports plus two DC ports. It comes with the usbc charging cable, a USB to usbc adapter and the 12v car adapter. The power bank features a lcd screen that shows battery level and input and output meters that show how many watts are used. It has a built in flashlight with three modes for emergencies. This power bank feels durable but is light weight for it capacity and is easily transported with the built in carry handle. The power bank charges multiple devices and does it super fast. This power bank is great for camping and outdoor activities. The power bank functions very well and is worth every penny. The battery life is awesome, you could charge laptops,phones and other devices multiple times before need to charge the bank and it also supports color charging which is great for camping. I really like this power bank and I highly recommend it.
   

6. Crazy Fish Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

   I’ve reviewed 8 sub 300 watt solar generators and some of the newer second generation models are much better and aimed at certain uses. This unit is small, portable and has the basics. The Good: EBL makes a full line of products that continual evolve and have been great stable products. This is is second EBL unit I’ve reviewed. This unit has lifepo4 batteries, the current best of breed that should last for years. The display is bright and shows power in and out in watts – my favorite baseline unit. Instead of “time left” it has a large circle graph to display the percent of power left. Nothing fancy but easy read. Ports: Two dc 5525 ports, two USB-A ports and two USB-C in/out ports. No AC ports which is fine for a small unit. Nothing would last long being powered up via this on AC. Powering up: Everything goes through the USB-C port both in and out. It’s good as it can take up to 100 watts. If you would like to use a solar panel, there is an adapter but it’s a bit odd. Normally a solar panel has MC4 outputs and usually come with a MC4 to “dc adapters”. Make sure you get one that outputs 12-24v and has a 5521 plug. There is no power brick that comes with this unit so you’ll need your own. Any USB-C brick will work but you probably want to get one at least 50 watts or up to 100 watts. These are typically used for laptops and you can probably use yours. For about $25 you can get one here. Out of the box, there are not enough parts to power this up. You can also charge this up via your car if you have a cord with USB-C on one end but it will be slow. No 5525 power input is a bit odd. Uses: I call this the camper special because you can power it up at home and charge up all of your smaller devices like phones, tables and laptops. It’s the size that makes it great, it’s only 153 watt hours of power – which is limiting but probably all you’ll need. I’ve got 300 watt hour units but the size makes it more difficult to pack and carry. I don’t have a single device that uses the dc5525 connector. They are pretty useless to me. It also comes with a cigarette lighter output adapter but not much use to me. Price: It’s a bit high for 150 watt hours of power. You can get twice the power for about $20 more. It has no AC output – but again, this isn’t meant for large power draws. Overall: I have many units and this one ranks high because it great for being portable. Built in handle, nice light for camping and only about 4 1/2lbs. I don’t like that you have to “bring your own” power supply but I have a ton of them but just want to make you aware. If you have solar panels make sure you have a 5521 adapter. Great for shorter power outages to keep your phone charged up. I do wish it came with a small bag to keep all the parts together. If you need something smaller ( size and power ) that can power up your handheld devices and a laptop a few times, this is a good unit.