Anker SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 Portable Power Station, 2,000W (Peak 3,000W) Solar Generator, Full Charge in 49 Min, 1,024Wh LiFePO4 Battery for Home Backup, Power Outages, and Camping (Optional Solar Panel)

Worth every penny
This is an amazing solar generator that is able to run my 90W freezer for atleast 8 hours. It was a life saver after the recent hurricane. The solar panel was ok but the highest input I got was 60W so I would recommend getting a bigger panel. It is also very quiet and the setup was easy. It is a bit heavy but is worth it. It also charges in like 1 hr from a household plug.

Working great for camping
Just took it on its maiden voyage and it did the trick. Needed a bigger inverter than what we had and this fit the bill perfectly. Plenty of juice to keep the essentials running and still boil water with an electric kettle.App works great, even when you’re on the move and don’t have wifi. Easy to move around with built in handles, and weight is tolerable. Minimal, if any, noise; only when we were running high wattage devices would the fan come on. Feels sturdy enough. Happy with the purchase so far, but it’s early. Hopefully the cells hold up.

Quality portable power station
Functions well and has had quality and dependable battery life while also being compact. The ability to adjust charging speed between 100-1200 watts with the ultra fast charging option also available is quite useful. Though I haven’t used the ultra fast charging option (as it may lead to battery damage) the slower charging speeds can be useful for those who use off grid solar systems that such high charge rates may be unable to support or could damage. These options (as well as others ) are controlled through a Bluetooth app that has consistently functioned well. So far, this power station has outperformed those I have used in the past.

Great Power Station with Fast Charging!
This Anker Solix C1000 Gen 2 works really well. It charges incredibly fast—being able to get a full charge in under an hour is a big plus. The 2,000W output is strong enough for most of my backup and camping needs, and the LiFePO4 battery feels safe and reliable.I took off one star only because it’s a bit heavy to move around, but overall it’s a solid, dependable power station that performs exactly as expected. Perfect for home backup or trips.

I’ve been looking for a power station for a while now, but couldn’t decide on which one to get. In the end, I went for the Anker Solix and I’m glad I did.At the 1Kwh capacity, it’s one of the smallest power stations. The gen 2 model has lost some weight as well, making it one of the most portable stations in this capacity range as well.The ports and connectivity are as advertised. My testing of the power output revealed that the USB ports meet the 140w output, and the AC actually goes beyond the advertised maximums, which is great. The unit safely cuts power if you exceed the maximum output for too long, and power can easily be restored after the overload has been removed.The unit is completely silent when powering small loads. In my testing, powering 700w continuously effectively had the unit running silent. Higher loads will produce some fan noise, but nothing that would bother you. The unit can charge silently as well, with the app stating that it can charge silently when charging at speeds 600w or lower. I found that it didn’t seem to get louder at higher speeds either though. I’m guessing the fans might ramp up after a while when the temperature rises? Either way, it’s good news for anyone looking for a quiet system. It’s also worth noting that the Solix doesn’t produce any noticeable ‘hum’ or ‘buzz’ when inverting to AC.The C1000 is missing a dedicated expansion port, but I think that’s the right decision for this specific unit, with portability being the priority with this unit. You can however expand the capacity of the battery using the XT60 port with up to 600w input. I tested mine with a large 12.8v lifepo4 battery connected to the XT60 port, putting in around 120w continuously. This allowed the station to charge when powering loads less than 120w, and would extend the internal battery when the load was higher than 120w being supplied by the external battery. If you have a 52v battery, you’ll be able to get nearer to that 600w of input. Of course, if you have solar, that will also be ideal for topping the station up.There are some really cool features that people don’t talk about often with these power stations.The first is the UPS capability. While technically not a UPS, its’ response speed is fast enough that it will kick in before appliances are interrupted. I’ve been testing TVs, games consoles, a PC, a 3D printer (while printing), and lights. When cutting the AC power, the unit kicks in, and everything continues as it was. When power is restored, things are then passed back to AC pass through without any interruptions.The 2nd is the ‘TOU Mode’. You can set times when you get lower rate electricity, and the unit will choose to charge itself during those times, then when your high rate kicks in, the unit will automatically switch over to battery power, powering your appliances with battery power.There’s a storm guard feature as well. The unit checks the weather report and if a storm is forecast, it will ignore the TOU mode temporarily and charge to 100% just in case there’s a power cut. Once the weather is back to normal, the unit resumes the TOU mode. Pretty cool.The ultra fast charging mode is insanely fast, and it isn’t something I generally use as I just don’t need it to be that fast, but it’s comforting to know that if I needed to grab the unit in a rush, it wouldn’t take long at all to give it a substantial power boost.The use cases for the C1000 Gen 2 are going to vary depending on what you need, but the range of options this power station has makes it pretty much perfect for most situations. The portability makes it perfect for van life, great as an extension to the main power system, or as the primary power source for a van. We plan on using it in our garden in the summer this year, as it’s powerful enough to power the electric cooker and outdoor lights. We’re also thinking of having a movie night with the projector outside, and the battery will be perfect for that.My main use for it right now is as a UPS, and I use the TOU mode to save a little bit of energy during peak times. This gives me peace of mind knowing my kit is all going to be OK even if there’s a power cut, and also saves me about 15p each time the battery is drained during peak hours.A few other quick things worth mentioning from the app.- It lets you choose between 50 and 60hz power modes.- You can choose the speed you want to charge the unit at, going as low as 100w, up to 1200w. (ultra fast charging is a separate setting that will override these normal power options when it is enabled).- There are options to have the unit turn off certain power output modes when it thinks they are not being used.- If the unit thinks it is not being used at all, it can also be set to power off completely. if this setting is enabled, it will be ignored if you have AC power being supplied to the battery.- Control for the LCD brightness, and timeout period. There’s also a screensaver option which pops a clock up on the LCD when not in use.- Charging and discharging limits. You can choose to stop charging before 100%, limiting to between 80 and 100%. The discharge can be limited to 20% as well, so the batter will cut off if it reaches 20%.- There’s also a memory option that lets you choose what happens when the battery runs out, and then power is restored. You can have it on, meaning that once the power is restored and the battery reaches 10%, the device will power back up into the state you had before. If this is turned off, the unit will power up but power won’t be supplied until the user turns the ports back on.It’s a nice station that looks good, is built well, and performs well, I’m very happy with it and would recommend it.

Al principio tenía dudas porque el precio bajaba 2,000 pesos de un día para otro, esto se debía a que cambiaba de vendedor, NOCNOC(más barato) y DIGIVICE.MX(más caro) al investigar a los 2, Nocnoc tenía pésima reputación así que opté por comprar con digivice.mx y todo salió muy bien, el producto llegó sellado y todo en perfectas condiciones.

It’s awesome.