Which portable power station should I buy?

If you are searching for a compact portable power station for on-the-go activities, the Jackery Explorer 300 is our recommendation. This unit is ideal for charging phones and laptops or running small appliances like lights and fans. Its small form makes it an extremely versatile option.

Do all power stations provide a power source?

While all power stations are intended to provide a power source, each model differs in their overall design and included features. Some models have an intuitive mobile app to fully control your power station wirelessly. Others may offer expandable battery capacity, and some are advertised as being used as an uninterruptible power supply.

Can a power station be recharged with solar panels?

A power station is a convenient way to provide emergency backup power, charge electronics when away from AC outlets, and provide a practical alternative to a loud and smelly generator. All the models in our test can also be recharged with solar panels.

Which ecoflow power station should you buy?

The EcoFlow Delta Pro is one of the most extensive units on the market. Between its dialed display, massive expansion capabilities, and a plethora of add-ons, this power station checks off all the boxes.

How important is a good display when buying a power station?

While maybe not the first consideration when shopping for a power station, a good display becomes an important factor when the power goes out. The EcoFlow Delta Pro landed at the top of our usability metric.

Which power station has the best mobility?

The Jackery 300 and Anker 521 ran away with the best mobility scores, thanks to their small form and small battery size. However, for larger power stations, it was hard to ignore the impressive weight-to-power output ratio of the Anker Solix C1000.