Powkey 100W Portable Power Station 99Wh/ 27000mAh,Outdoors,Red

Great little power station. Perfect for a weekend away off grid camping to charge phones and other bits. Charges quickly and great amount of power points to plus in almost every cable imaginable. Strong and sturdy. Very happy

Excellent service from Powkey, sadly the first power station I got ceased to function mysteriously which was very unfortunate as it really is an excellent item After emailing Powkey, explaining the issue and providing a quick diagnostic, they immediately sent me a brand new replacement which arrived within 24 hours. Faults happen, that's life sometimes, companies are measured on how they deal with it and I can highly recommend Powkey both for their products and their backup.

So this seemed great but after one use the battery died and I cannot recharge it... ONE USE... contacted the manufacturer which said they would help and nothings come of it.. do NOT buy unless you use it within the refund time

I used it for weekend of camping and it did the job. It pumped my electric air bed up and kept my phone charged. It wasn’t the quickest of charging my phone but it did it. It was very handy and is a size of a book. I would have loved it if my little camping kettle worked but it wasn’t having it.

Really good product, Had it now for a few months and reliable. Charges all our phones and tablets when we go camping easily and the built in lights are very useful.

I bought this to use for charging phones and payment terminals for my live events for business, it’s brilliant and has been very useful even for computer. My best purchase this year. Don’t hesitate - great bit of kit .

Look on this so I could run my little camping fridge as we do events and that’s all I use it for to run a little tiny camping fridge and maybe charge phones up at events

Was decent at first, but stopped working after about two months. Barely used it, it says it’s 100% charged then as soon as you unplug it it drops to zero. If seller is reading this I would like a refund please, it is still under manufacturers warranty. Thank you.

I bought 2 of these and I am happy with them overall. There are three color temperature modes: cool white, warm white and daylight white. The brightness is about what I would expect from a 10 watt bulb, somewhere around a 45 watt incandescent bulb equivalent and it's dimmable if you need to turn it down. The finish on the plastic around the bulb globe could be better, but the build is sturdy yet lightweight overall. There shouldn't be an issue with hanging this anywhere with the metal hook that's attracted to the base. Everything considered, I'd recommend this if you need a USB or USB/battery powered light. I have them for emergencies and power outages. They are alternatives to candles and kerosene lamps since you can use these LED bulbs almost anywhere and they generate little heat. If you want to battery power them, make sure you have a power bank that can supply 5 volts at 2 amps and you should be golden. YMMV

I bought this light for camping and fishing. At is brighter than I expected and i love the low watts. I connected it to a small pocket powerbank and had it on for 2 hours and barely used any battery. If i had it 2 ft high whole floor had light and when i lifted it 5 ft or so it lit up our while area. Le a real bulb at home. Better than my ac adapter bulb. Great job. Will use multiple times soon and update if anything changes. This will be handy for power outages as well. Buying more soon!

This light uses a standard USB port to power it's multi-color, variable brightness bulb. Ideal for lighting the interior of a tent with a potable battery or solar generator power supply. I used it on a 5-day camp in a two person tent. It puts out plenty of light for such a situation. Comes with a 4 foot cable & multifunction switch to adjust color & brightness. One suggestion would be to make the bulb smaller to take up less space in packing. Other than that it's perfect!

It's NOT a 10 watt bulb. Output = 6 watts. It has the exact brightness as my current 6 watt bulbs. My four different solar generators all show the power consumption as 5-6 watts max. It's a nice bulb, but not the advertised wattage I expected. It's possible mine was not functioning correctly.

Decent brightness and the ability the change the warmth/tint of the light is nice. The construction is a bit shoddy though. It looks like it was glued together will generic plumbers caulking. I'm going to glue the cable as it enter the base of the light as it's likely that there is nothing to prevent the cable from being torn lose. Wires right to the connections and nothing to stop movement (those hard rubber parts on your cord as it enters your lamp, or at the plugs of your charging cable).