I bought one of these last year and it worked so well that I bought another a few months later. I'm in TX and our grid "has problems" to put it nicely. The lights have been going out randomly in my area lately and I really do not want to bring out my bigger solar generators and definitely not the gas generators because by the time you do all of that, the lights are back on. When this has happened, I have used one of these to power my router (which is in one room) and the other to power my laptop or a couple of lamps in my office. I meet with people in a few different states by video at different times of the day and night. These two have helped me to keep my professional office operating without skipping a beat or causing my clients any inconvenience. I must add that I like the fact that you can charge it with a Type C charger and not just with wall charger, cigarette lighter or solar panel. That is a super cool feature because if you are away from home visiting relatives, you don't have to take a big wall charger. Though I haven't used it often, I also like the bi-directional charging capability.I can't really think of anything I don't like about it and actually consider it to be one of my favorite solar generators. I did have to reach out to them about a concern. The company was super responsive and resolved the issue quickly.Love it use it in my camperI took this product camping and it worked out wonderful! I have sleep apnea, and I took my CPAP machine with me. In addition, I also had a solar panel that I had purchased and used it twice for charging that worked awesome too!Getting back to the original review of the power station, fully charged I was able to use my CPAP for 3 days without recharging the battery. In addition to using my CPAP, I also charged up 3 phones too. I highly recommend the Energizer Power Station!!After researching all the brand names, Energizer delivered all the features you need for a power station. Mainly use for office and camling. 100w PD and pass through is probably the highlights. I didn't get Jackery because it's not LiFePO4, Golabs have some bad batches (also really poor customer service), and Bluetti missing features. I use a 60w Golabs solar panel to charge. Take 6 hrs on a sunny day to get to 80% since I'm getting around 30w to 35w from the panels. Recharged multiple times in 100 plus weather and no overheating. Remember to put the unit under shade, no direct sunlight.Worth purchasingAll-in-all this is a great value for a LiFePO4 power bank with great portability and port options.My main use for this was an in the field solution to keep my Mavic 3 batteries charged.I've been able to cycle 5 batteries for pretty much a full day of continuous flying on a full charge form this bank.Ideally, I was expecting to charge direct from the 100w port of the power bank to the DJI 3 battery charging hub, but for whatever reason it will only charge at 3w (Pictured)When trying the 60w port I would get an E08 error message and the unit would shut down (Pictured)Attempted to troubleshoot with Energizer but no luck.Also tried ordering a second unit to see if it was just a defect with my first order, but exact same issues.DJI AC Adaptor works when plugged into the AC port at 65w no problem, same thing with an aftermarket car charger into the 12v. But be mindful that they are on the side and not the front of the unit.Once again, this is a pretty great unit, but if you're looking for an in the field charging station for drone batteries, just stay mindful that you'll still need to bring your AC charger which will increase the footprint of the unit by about another 3.5"I was shocked by this little thing. It works great and even powers my 12v fridge with no issues. Great for small electronics, not so great for running an welder