Having alternate power sources during uncertain weather is very important, and it’s much easier to manage with today’s high-capacity power stations that don’t require a gas-powered generator and the inherent carbon monoxide risks of running them. Whether dealing with power outages from weather events or rolling blackouts, we will all have to deal with needing a reliable source of backup power at some point. The new Anker 757 Portable Power Station promises to provide portable, long-lasting battery power during outages, emergencies, or outdoor activities.
The Anker 757 Portable Power Station is powered by a premium LiFePO4 battery that will last up to 6x longer than most batteries. The power station can be quickly recharged using HyperFlash technology, and it will provide up to 1500W output power with a 1229Wh capacity.
This portable power station has six AC power outlets (for a total of 1500W), one USB Type-C 100W PD port, One USB Type-C 60W PD port, and four USB Type-A ports at 12W each.
If you need worry-free power for 3-5 day camping trips or emergency outages; the Anker 757 Portable Power Station should be able to deliver. It utilizes built-in Maximum Power Point Tracking for faster and more efficient solar recharging, and it can charge from 0% to 80% in only 3.6 hours using the max input power.