This portable power station is great for emergencies/power outages. We recently just went through an extended outage and this helped us tremendously. Here’s a quick list of pros and cons.Pros:- Has a nice carrying handle, which is always more important than you’d think.- Has an extremely nice LED display, which displays battery percentage as well as input watts and output watts (depending on if it’s charging or being used). It will also show an estimate of how long the power station will take to finish charging when plugged in, and an estimate of how long it will run until the battery is depleted depending on the load that’s plugged into it.- There is a very nice LED light on the side, having 3 different brightness settings, a strobe setting, and an SOS setting. The light is bright enough to light up entire rooms.- The 300W receptacles ensures the unit is compatible with a pretty wide range of normal household electronics. At one point we used it to run a box fan; another time we plugged our TV and an Apple TV into it so we could stream some shows/sports; we also had a 26 quart portable car fridge/freezer running off of this at one time. We also used it for inflating air mattresses. This would obviously be great as a charging station for all of your cell phones and tablets too, although we didn’t use it for that.- All receptacles on the unit have a switch to be able to turn them on or off. They will be off by default when you turn the device on.- Supports pass through charging (you can use it to charge other devices while it is being charged).- Bright orange color is visually appealing and helps it be more visible in low light conditions.- Doesn’t take up a lot of space. The power bank is only roughly 9 inches long by 6.5 inches high and 5.5 inches deep. I don’t know an exact weight, but is not very much. Very easy to store away and easy to pack around.- Includes a fan on the side to keep the power pack cool when in use.- Can be charged with a solar panel.Cons:- I h
Chris Hollaway 
