Why this one
Small tier: Popular Mechanics recommends this compact station after hands-on use; its UK version exceeds the small tier output requirements and has an Irish stock offer.
Specifications and sources
- Stored energy
- 286 Wh; LiFePO4
- Weight
- 4.7 kg
- USB-C output
- 100 W maximum
What independent testers found
Popular Mechanics, David Dritsas
David Dritsas found the US model useful for light backup and ran his refrigerator for 3 hours 45 minutes. That appliance result is not a runtime promise for an Irish fridge.
Popular Mechanics, David Dritsas test ↗, checked 2026-10-29
What owners report
Maker-hosted owners describe easy carrying and useful app controls for selected home and van loads. Reviews of expansion batteries and other models are excluded; these reports do not establish a failure rate.
Limits and cautions
- Five-year warranty is stated by the Irish seller. Public model-specific CE declaration was not verified; the seller lists CE certification.
- The independent test used US sockets and mains. X-Boost is separate from the surge rating and must not be treated as normal continuous output.
- The small battery is intended for selected light loads, not an evening of electric heating.
- Check each appliance's running and starting watts before connecting it. Any runtime shown is a paper estimate, not a guarantee.
- This selection excludes medical equipment. Hard-wired loads need an electrician; never feed a wall socket.
- The video shows the US version with different sockets; the UK model is the one linked here.
See it in use
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