For the reviewer who says this is a 10AH battery, your math is off. Its a 12 volt lithium iron phosphate battery. Wattage is volts x amps = watts. To calculate AH, you divide watt hours by the voltage. ~100 Amp hours. Also, this is not using a standard lithium ion battery. It uses LFP, which is a much more stable chemistry and lasts a lot longer. Anker says 3000 charging cycles to 80%. That means if I discharge and recharge my 757 every single day, it would take 8 years for the battery to degrade to 80% capacity on me. Not only that, Anker stands by the 757 for 5 years.
That being said, the 757 is an awesome design. Arguably the best in its class. It has all the outlets anyone would need in a portable power situation, charges on A/C power extremely fast, weighs about the same as the competition and has all the power you would need for almost any situation. The controls are intuitive and the display gives you all the information you need about what is running, how much power is going in and out and exactly how much time is estimated left before it is completely discharged.
My only complaint might be that the MPPT solar charge controller has a 10A and 30V limit which is not much to work with. Particularly the input voltage limit. Amps are what matter in the end with charging, but difficult to find panel options to put in a full 300W of charging power. Wiring in series (using 18v panels) over volts the MPPT controller (which is bad), and wiring in parallel easily exceeds the 10A input max. Using say a Dokio 300W panel, the charge controller will only draw a maximum of 10A at 18V (180W).
Very satisfied with the 757 and recommend it to anyone that needs portable power.
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| Sold By | AnkerDirect | AnkerDirect | EF ECOFLOW-US | AnkerDirect | AnkerDirect | AnkerDirect |
| fuel type | Electric | Liquefied Petroleum Gas | — | electric | Electric | electric |
| power source | Solar Powered | Solar Powered | Solar Powered | Solar Powered | Solar Powered | Solar Powered |
| engine type | 4 Stroke | 4 Stroke | 4 Stroke | 4 Stroke | 4 Stroke | 4 Stroke |
| output wattage | 1500 watts | 500 watts | 1600 watts | 300 watts | 2400 watts | 1500 watts |
| runtime | — | 3.2 hours | 70 minutes | — | 60 minutes | 3.6 hours |
| power outlets | — | 4 | 11 | — | 4 | — |
| wattage | — | 500 watts | 800 watts | 1500 watts | 2400 watts | 1500 watts |
| voltage | 120 volts | — | 120 volts | 110 volts | 120 volts | 110 volts |
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10/20/22 - it took almost a month to receive the unit from Fedx. The box had some damage, but nothing major. Opened it to be sure it's working, and to see what comes with it. I was disappointed to see the MC4 charging cable is not provided. So I'll be ordering one.The unit arrived with %0 charge. I have used the provided electrical cable to charge it (plugs to the back of the unit). Within few min. it was at %25, and using 600+ watt for charging. I was impressed with the speed of charging the unit at the beginning. Once it got to %80 the fan kicked on, and it was sucking 800 watt for charging. It reached %99 within 37 min. fan still on and the power consumption dropped to 422 watt. It took few hours for it to reach the %100.I proceeded with testing all 6 outlets and the USB ports and they're all in working conditions.I'll be running more testing in the future and update my review once I receive my solar adapter. I have a (100,130,200,250, & 300) watt single panel.10/21/22 update:I have fully charged the unit and plugged in a 200w heater. The heater was showing 127-144 watt. it only lasted for 6:38 min.I have fully charged the unit again. This time I tested a 1500w heater only. It showed 1211 usage and lasted for 48 min.I took the overall rating to 4 star, because IMHO it should have lasted longer running just the 200w heater. However, I noticed now the unit charged faster on the 2nd. time and then faster on the 3rd. time. it takes now about 1:30 hour to fully charge.10/23/22 update:Unit is fully charged. This time I tested brand new efficient heater 600 W. It showed 605w usage and lasted for 3:22min. and the unit fan didn't kick on. All of the testing so far was inside with a temp of 65.10/24/22 update:I have received the cable and started to test the unit with solar charging. First, the 100w panel in full sun on my Fluke showed 95w, on the unit was showing 45w. So I decided to add another 100w panel. it went up to 95. Added 2 more panels (total of 400W) and the unit showed only 158-170w charging. I have used a Renogy 100W. panels for the testing.10/25/22 update:With 2-150w panel I was getting 5w charge this morning. In full sun I'm getting between 160-170 charge. So far, I have tested and was able to run a circular saw, sander, vacuum cleaner and was able to charge the batteries for my DeWalt, Craftsman, Black & Decker, and my 80-volt Cobalt battery.10/27/22 update:I have decided to stick with the 2-150w ea. panels = 300w for the rest of my tests, since this is what is recommended. I have plugged in the unit to charge this morning 7:30am. Cloudy day, temp outside 45, inside 65. I was getting %1 charge. 8:30 am, charge went up to %6. 9:30am, charge up to %12. 10:30am, charging at %17 and the unit shows %2 charged only. At 11:30am the unit shows %11 charged. In conclusion, on a cloudy day, it took 5 hours to get %20 charge from the 300w 2 panels.7/1/23 - 7/19/23 update:We had to use the power station on a summer trip. It was %100 charged. put it inside the camper and had the solar panels on the roof. Everything was working fine, but suddenly it won't charge. It reached %40 and still no charge, checked everything and still no charge. I reset it, and it started to charge. I have used it to run a small fan and 2 lights (130 watt) total. left everything connected overnight. In the morning it wasn't charging again, and I had to reset it again for it to start charging. That continue to happen daily, I had to reset it for it to start charging. I have tried new connections, tried 1 panel, tried unplugging everything from it. No matter what I did, I had to reset it.
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