BALDR Portable Power Station 300W 231Wh Power Bank with 100W Two-Way Fast Charging 2Hr to 80% 120V Pure Sine Wave AC Outlet Solar-Ready for Camping and Emergencies. (Solar Panel Optional)

I hang this on the back of my wheelchair and use it for either an electric blanket or my ventilator.

A great solution for remote work while off the grid. Keeps my medium sized laptop going for 3 days or so. The PD100 through USBC is HUGE for me, all I need is a usb c cable and I'm set, no DC adapter required as is the case with many other models at this price point.

The main reason I bought this was to use to power my ResMed AirSense 11 and AirMini CPAPs with a USB-C PD cable I had previously purchased and used with a smaller Anker Power Bank and Anker 65W and 100W USB-C PD wall chargers. While the cable listing on Amazon mentions power stations it works with and some it doesn't there was nothing either way regarding BALDR products. Still there was a $50 off coupon so for the price and with the battery capacity it seemed worth trying. Unfortunately it didn't reliably power my AirSense 11 using this cable with the heated tube and humidifier both off. It reset several times over a 3 hour period. I then tested the cable again with the Power bank that worked previously for about 30 minutes with no issues, followed by plugging the 65W wall charger into the AC outlet on BALDR and running it without issue for another 3 hours. While running it from AC technically works, it's less efficient so run time is shorter from a fully charged battery, and also I found the cooling fans on the power station turned on for short periods occasionally, and were loud enough to disturb my sleep. I reached out to BALDR support through E-mail and they were pretty responsive, but weren't really able to provide a solution. In the end I don't know if it is the design of the unit, or if there was something wrong with my sample, but I decided to return it since it didn't meet my need. I'm assuming it's fine for powering laptops, phones, and other devices. It may even be good for powering a CPAP if it uses a 12VDC cigarette lighter cord. It's just a bit of a gamble to use it as I intended.

The BALDR Portable Power Station is a game-changer for camping trips and emergencies. The 300W capacity and pure sine wave AC outlet ensure smooth power supply for all my devices.

I've only had this for a few days but my initial impression is positive. - USB-C PD port outputs 60W, it recharges quickly. I tested it by charging my laptop and it did not drain the entire battery. -Light weight, It is so easy to use and take with you. -Silence Power Supply - Can be used while charging - Informative LCD with LED backlight -The power station comes with an LED light and an SOS light mode - Very well-priced at launch - Company is based in California, good customer service. To summarize, this brand is relatively cost-effective, I plan to buy another high-power one.

My kid plays sports year round so that means even when it’s cold out. I usually freeze during the soccer games and beginning of baseball season. Not anymore! I take this with me to the games along with an electric blanket and stay nice and toasty! The blanket I use is 120Volt and 130Watts. It works great and lasts about 3 1/2 to 4 hours with the blanket on it’s highest setting. Hope that helps someone else looking for a way to warm up during outdoor games :)

Plugged in when I purchased it, never used it and only stays on 0% charge.

This power bank will change your life if you do pop up events and markets. I travel all over to do vendor events with my small business and now I can’t imagine not having it. It has plenty of ports to power up/ charge anything you may need. It dosent weigh a ton given all of its battery life. It has a light on the side in case I need one in an emergency. This battery bank lasts for days while running my square POS system, a fan, two phones. I couldn’t be any happier.