Jackery Solar Generator 3000 PRO 400W, 3024Wh Power Station with 2x200W Solar Panels, Fast Charging in 2.4 Hours, Intelligent BMS, 2xPD 100W Ports for RV Outdoor Camping & Power Outages Black, Orange

I live in an apartment without a balcony or fireplace. That means if the power goes out we have no heat or TV, internet or the ability to cook. This fantastic unit solves all my problems. It charges fast on wall current so it is always ready for a disaster. I tested it with a lamp and it stayed lit for 4 full days. I had to take the solar panels outside to charge because they won't charge through a window (low e glass). I did buy the car charger so that works too. 3 ways to charge. I also have the battery charging clips for a car battery. This unit ran my electric heater just fine. I vacuumed and bought a string of LED lights to plug in. I bought an electric frying pan so we can cook anything as well as make toast and coffee. It is very compact, the solar panels fold up and are easy to carry in the nice case that comes with it..... that includes a pocket inside to hold the power cord. Great for camping !

Nice design and does almost everything as promised. The solar panels are easily set up and the various ways to charge the unit are accurate per the advertising. Although fairly heavy, the unit is compact, has an integrated dolly and solid handles for lifting. Unfortunately, this product will NOT power your late model 30 Amp RV and there is no known work around. The most you can get is 110 service which is accomplished by inserting a neutral ground plug (available on Amazon) into one of the Jackery outlets. We ended up keeping this device because it will work well as a good home backup system and it will also supply our basic RV needs so we can go off grid. Good customer service and communication.

Got this as an emergency backup power supply and for camping. I absolutely love the product and the app as well. Charges very fast from the wall and as advertised from the panels. Jackery hit a home run with this one. I would definitely recommend. Also, the fact it is quiet and has no exhaust (since it is not a gas or deisle generator) makes it ideal for people who need a CPAP machine or oxygen concentrator If there were to be a power outage. The unit is well built, and well designed. They are pretty proud of their solar panels, judging by the cost. So for additional panels, I will buy another brand and just get the adapter for plugging in.

I've only had this unit for a couple days, but so far I'm very happy with it.It arrived ahead of schedule with excellent packaging. It is performing as expected - very easy to roll around - about the size of a salesman's sample case. That's important for an old guy like me(!). At 63 lbs, it's pretty heavy but lighter than an old lead-acid battery counterpart.It really does charge fast -- when plugged into a standard 15amp 110V AC socket, it shows a charge level of 1750 watts. I didn't try it, but if I had put any other load on that AC circuit, it would have tripped my circuit breaker! I recommend you find an AC outlet that has no other load. Alternatively, choose the "slow charge" mode on the phone app and it will draw only about 850 watts when charging.The unit has an optional mode that will extend the life of its batteries by limiting max drain and max charge to a narrower range than 0-100% of total capacity. I had that option turned on, and when the unit wouldn't charge beyond 85%, I thought it was defective. Taking it off "battery saving mode" fixed that. This is done through the Bluetooth/WiFi link to my iPhone via a downloadable app that works well.I tested the solar panel that comes with the unit -- it's rated at 80 watts, but it delivered about 65 watts with bright morning sun. That's a slow charge rate, but it's free energy, and a backup when commercial power is not available. You can add more solar panels if you want to buy them.I'm planning heavy use of this unit for amateur radio "field day" at the end of June. I'll add more info to this review after that (if Amazon lets me). Brownouts are predicted in my area (Arizona) this summer. This unit can help me bridge the brownout if it isn't too long, and then I can recharge the unit on commercial power.I really like the display on the unit as well as the nifty iPhone app. So far it works very well and keeps the user "in the know" any time it's needed.I bought this unit to replace a motley collection of dying AGM lead-acid batteries (very heavy), lots of cables, and some erratic separate power inverters. Ugh. Not very portable.Bottom line: this unit is pricey, but it's so convenient, I think I'm going to love it.