The package arrived in perfect condition. It charged in approx. 4 hours. Had some charge on it. Used it for one night with my C-PAP and it worked great. Should have enough charge to last at least 3-4 nights. It is not silent but is quiet enough to sleep. I moved it to the foot of the bed about 8 feet. It has a fan. For the money I would buy again. What a great bargain at 379.

Good capacity and fast charging. On sale, it was much cheaper than comparable products. For something of this size, it really should have two 12V auto ports and several more USB ports. Having a 24V is a little dangerous, so maybe make them switchable. It should also have a compartment to store the DC charger. I feels like there is a lot of wasted space up top.

The Unit looks exactly as pictured. The large handle is easy to grip, making it easy to carry, despite the weight. I tested it by running a large screen TV for about 4 hours and that took it down to about 20% which was as expected based on the wattage draw of the TV. Also tested on a stand-up freezer and it worked just fine. Though I did not test duration on the Freezer, based on the wattage and on the fact that a Freezer does not run continuously, I expect I could probably save frozen food for perhaps a one-day power outage.

The reason for 4 stars rather than 5 is the fact that it charges slow from the meager 180-watt power supply. I'm sure it could take more since it will take higher wattage from solar and the charge time is quicker according to documentation. But in the end, you charge it when you have power and unless your power is going out ever few hours, it shouldn't be a big issue.

I got this 3 weeks ago and got to try it out a few times since. First of all it is way heavier than I was expecting. That's not a really big deal if you don't have to carry it much. It does take a 36 volt solar panel which I didn't realize when I ordered it. There is a nice 200 watt Weeliao unit on Amazon that should work good with this. Haven't tried mine out yet though. I do like the fact that you can recharge this a lot more times than a lot of the older power stations out there.

One thing that really bothers me is they don't sell replacement power bricks or car chargers for this. And as of now they don't plan to sell them. So if you buy this make sure you don't lose or break yours! I managed to lose mine on the first day I had this by leaving it outside and now I can't replace it without trying to find an aftermarket one that has the proper voltage and plug size. that is just plain stupid that they have no plans to carry replacements because people will need them.

For the price I paid for it at $380, that was a great deal, even without being able to purchase a replacement power supply. I also have a few Jackery units including their 1000 watt model so as long as I use this in the summer I can still charge it with the solar panel but it won't do me much good in the late fall, winter and early spring when there isn't as much sun up here in Fargo, ND. Would I pay $800 for this? I don't know.

It's hard to beat the PC 1000 at the price and functionality.
Positives: Great value, works as designed, good specs, feel like a well built unit.
Somewhat negatives: Minimal features compared to competitors, no option for future expansion, AC/DC power adapter gets really really hot while charging & using the unit at the same time, last but not least very slow charging time.

The product listing claims it's 23.1 lbs. My bathroom scale says it weighs 31.6 lbs. Compare to the Jackery Explorer 1000 which weighs 22 lbs.

This was a gift to our son and he has been tickled to have it. He uses it regularly for charging various electronic devices and says he feels much better now he has a backup source for use during short-term power outages (which seem to be occurring with more frequently here in CA).

Works as advertised. Heavy duty. Too early to tell what long term use will bring.

I love it, being able to take with me 1KWh of stored power is a game changer.