(checked 2026-10-10)
A compact, quiet 1 kWh unit that Wirecutter says has better battery life and output for its size than its top picks, and Amazon owners like it. It has only three AC outlets, slower charging and solar input than rivals, and owners are split on its app connection.
Top complaints
- Only three AC outlets
OutdoorGearLab lists only three AC outlets and tight port spacing. Wirecutter says it has fewer outlets than most models in its size and price range, plus a less ergonomic handle.
- Slower charging and limited solar
OutdoorGearLab measured almost 2 hours for a full recharge (563 Wh/hr) and notes 400 W max solar input.
- App connection problems
Amazon's summary says connectivity is mixed (51 positive, 46 negative mentions), with some owners unable to connect to the app at all.
What owners love
- Quiet
OutdoorGearLab says the fans stayed nearly silent even near max wattage.
- Good capacity for its size
OutdoorGearLab measured 910 Wh of 1,070 Wh (85%). Wirecutter says it has better battery life and output for its size than its top and upgrade picks. Amazon owners report two days of power for car fridges.
- Portable and easy to use
24.4 lb with a foldable handle and a built-in light (OutdoorGearLab). Amazon owners praise its portability (119 positive, 1 negative mention).
- You need many AC outlets
- You'll recharge mostly from solar
- You depend on the app
- Quiet overnight use (CPAP, fans)
- Car fridges on road trips
- A compact 1 kWh backup
Scores (tap for why)
What experts say
- OutdoorGearLab: 7th of 14 (score 67, review 2026-07-23). Compact and easy to use, but slower charging, limited solar input and only three AC outlets.
- Wirecutter (NYT): Not a pick (updated 2026-06-24): better battery life and output for its size, but a less ergonomic handle and fewer outlets than most in its range.