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I live in Florida and right now it is hurricane season until November so I was looking for a portable power station and I am so excited that I have found this power station backup battery. Whatever you call it not only does that have a backup battery but it also is a solar generator that I can use for camping although it does not come with the solar panels to install it. It is very quiet. It does weigh a little bit more than I thought, but it still is portable and my 13 year-old kids can pick it up and use it so far we have used it on our boat to be able to charge our phones my computer that I use when working so this is very versatile. I can use it now when we go camping, my husband can bring his CPAP. We can use it in case hurricane gives us a power outage and we have used it on our boat so just about anywhere. We have used this numerous times on our boat and still do not have to charge it so the battery life is very long. It is reliable all the ports work. I like that it has the new USB-C's so we don't have to bring end for our new iPhone chargers and it has the old for anything else that we don't have a new USB-C. It also has the two regular charging ports so if we need to put in a CPAP or a drone or a speaker we are able to do that. This is such a great value for my money. It allows us to travel more and gives me a great piece of mind in case of power outage I am able to charge some of my electronics so I can keep in contact with my family

Spec-wise these two are close cousins, but the Lipower falls short on a few points once you put them side by side.Size is the big one: its almost twice the size of the River 3 for only about 20% more capacity, 300Wh vs 245Wh. Thats a lot of extra bulk for a modest capacity bump.Pricing is a little disappointing too; the Lipower runs slightly higher than the River 3 on both sale and MSRP, so youre paying more for something bigger and heavier per watt-hour.No bluetooth app support either. Might sound gimmicky at first, but its genuinely useful if the battery ends up out of reach or buried inappropriately; checking status or toggling outputs remotely is a real feature.Solar input is another gotcha. The Lipower uses an XT60 reverse port, which isnt "standard." It comes with its own MC4 solar harness, but if you already got your own MC4 setup from another brand, dont assume it'll fit; its reverse gender compared to Ecoflow, Bluetti, and most others in this space.On performance, I pushed it to max AC output. Got a brief surge to 400W for about 3-5 seconds before the unit overloaded. Sustained output topped out at 300W nonstop, running it down to depletion using an Ecoflow Delta 2 as my load dump. Room temp was 80F during testing.I do like the included light though, and the port selection is excellent; two USB-C 100W ports plus QC3 A ports beats the River 3's single USB-C and single A port. Both units are LFP chemistry too, which is great for peace of mind either way. Body molding is excellent and feels good to pick up with the handle.With all that said, its a good performing battery and you wouldn't be wrong buying one. But my personal recommendation would be the smaller, very similar battery if you didnt need all 300Wh.

I purchased this power station to have reliable backup power during outages and emergencies, and I’m very impressed so far. It feels solid, the display is easy to read, and the built-in light is a nice bonus. I like that it has multiple charging options, including AC outlets, USB ports, and USB-C, so it can power several devices at once. It charged quickly and is compact enough to store without taking up much space. A great investment for home backup, camping, or travel. Highly recommend! ⚡🔋

​I got this portable power station primarily to power our gear on family camping trips, but it is also an absolute necessity to have as a backup power source during hurricane season. ​The fast full charge feature is incredible- you can plug it in right before a trip or a storm warning & have it ready to go in no time. With 296Wh of capacity & a 300W pure sine wave AC outlet, it handles our electronics safely & smoothly. The USB-C port is super fast for charging phones & laptops & the UPS feature gives me total confidence using it with sensitive equipment at home. It is lightweight enough for travel but sturdy enough for emergencies, making it a great solar generator investment for both outdoor adventures & unexpected blackouts.

This LIPOWER TP300V2 portable power station is my must-have gear for drone shooting outdoors. I can charge three DJI drone batteries simultaneously via its 300W AC outlet, while the USB-C port charges my phone at the same time without power drops. The bright digital screen clearly shows remaining power and output wattage for easy monitoring. Its compact size with a handy top handle is super portable to carry on trips. It runs quietly with no annoying fan noise and holds a charge well during idle storage. Reliable off-grid power for camping and drone work, totally worth buying!

This power station was a lifesaver for my day trip grass camping!
I just unboxed this 296Wh unit and took it straight to the lawn campsite last Saturday. It’s way lighter than I expected, I could easily carry it around with just one hand. It has all kinds of ports—AC outlets, USB and DC jacks. I charged my phone and camera, ran the camp light and portable fan nonstop all day long.
The 296Wh battery held up perfectly for a full day outdoors. I still had lots of power left when I packed up to leave. Super handy, lightweight and solid for one-day grass camping trips!

This power station has been easy to use and practical. It came with all the cables I needed and had a 73% charge right out of the box, which made setup quick. It fully charged in about 40 minutes. The cooling fan kicks on while it’s charging, and I like having that built‑in protection against overheating.I used it to charge both my phone and laptop, and it handled them without any issues. The display updated the remaining charge time, which made it easy to keep track of. The build feels sturdy, and the size is compact enough to tuck into a corner or closet without taking up space.

I picked up this Lipower 296 watt-hour power station mainly to have backup power for my fridge during outages. It's pretty compact for what it packs, and I like that it charges super fast, full in about an hour. The pure sine wave output is a nice touch, so no worries about damaging sensitive electronics.It struggled to start my older refrigerator, the compressor just draws too much on startup. But with my newer fridge, it handled it fine and kept it going for several hours. Definitely something to keep in mind depending on how old your fridge is.I also use it all the time for my laptop, phone, and small electronics. It powers everything smoothly with zero issues. The multiple ports make it easy to charge several devices at once, and the battery life is impressive for its size. It's become my go-to power station for both home backup and outdoor use.Overall it's versatile, well-built, has all the ports I need including fast USB-C, and feels like good value. Perfect size for camping too. I'd recommend it if your appliances aren't ancient.

This portable power station has been a great backup power solution for both home and outdoor use. It's compact, lightweight, and easy to carry, yet provides plenty of power for charging phones, laptops, small appliances, and even running a CPAP machine. The pure sine wave AC outlet delivers stable power, and the 300W output is perfect for everyday essentials. I was especially impressed with how quickly it charges, reaching a full battery in about an hour. The 100W USB-C port charges devices very fast, and the UPS feature switches over quickly during power outages, giving extra peace of mind. It also works well with solar charging, making it a great option for camping and emergency preparedness. Overall, it's a reliable, well-built power station that's convenient to have around for travel, backup power, and everyday use.

This portable power station has exceeded my expectations. It has quickly become one of my favorite emergency and travel essentials. It is so easy to take on camping trips and is powerful enough to power a wide variety of devices at the same time. It powers my electronics easily. One of the best features is how fast it charges. It is able to recharge in about an hour. The product is durable, well built and the display is easy to read making it simple to monitor battery levels and power usage. If you are looking for a dependable power station that is great for camping, emergencies or anything else you may need it for them this is the product for you. I highly recommend!!!

This is a well-equipped portable power station for camping, travel, and short power outages. The 296Wh capacity is enough for phones, laptops, lights, networking equipment, and other modest loads, while the 300W continuous output is appropriate for small electronics rather than heaters, cooking appliances, or power tools.The fast wall charging, 100W USB-C ports, solar input, and pass-through charging make it more versatile than many basic units in this size range. At about nine pounds, it is also manageable to carry and store. The pure sine wave output is another important advantage when powering sensitive electronics.My main reservation is the 20ms UPS transfer time. That is on the longer side for a device advertised as a UPS. It should be acceptable for many routers and electronics with decent power supplies, but more sensitive computers, servers, or medical equipment may still notice the interruption. I would test it with the intended device before relying on it for uninterrupted operation.Overall, this is a practical compact power station with a useful selection of ports and charging options. It works best as a portable battery and emergency backup source, with the UPS feature treated as an additional convenience rather than a replacement for a dedicated, faster-switching UPS.

This portable power station is a very solid and versatile backup power solution. The 296Wh capacity is well-suited for camping, travel, or emergency home backup, and the compact size makes it easy to carry without feeling bulky.The 300W (600W peak) pure sine wave AC outlet is a big plus, as it safely powers sensitive electronics like laptops, small appliances, and medical devices. The inclusion of a PD 100W USB-C port is especially useful for fast-charging modern devices like laptops and tablets.One standout feature is the 20ms UPS switching function, which provides near-instant backup power during outages—great for protecting electronics or keeping essential devices running smoothly. The fast recharge time is also impressive, reaching full charge in about an hour depending on input conditions.It offers a good balance of ports and usability, making it practical for both outdoor use and emergency preparedness. Battery management feels stable, and the unit runs quietly with no noticeable issues during use.Overall, this is a compact, reliable, and feature-rich power station that delivers strong performance for its size. It’s a great choice for camping, travel, and home backup needs. Highly recommended!

I picked up this Lipower Portable Power Station, and it has been a very useful piece of equipment to have around. It's compact enough to move easily but still provides enough power for charging devices, running small electronics, and serving as an emergency backup.The display is easy to read, and I like having multiple output options, including AC outlets and USB-C. The fast charging capability is a big plus since it doesn't take forever to recharge the unit.I was particularly interested in the UPS functionality, and it performed well for keeping smaller devices powered during brief outages.The build quality feels solid, and the unit is quiet during operation.Overall, this is a versatile and convenient power station that's well-suited for home backup, travel, camping, or keeping essential electronics powered when you need them most.