ANKER Powerhouse 757

then this one is 1500 watts maximum draw and i've got a 1500 watt hot plate plugged into it right here boiling my morning coffee water in my outdoor office so it makes it pretty convenient

display is nice and bold you can see it really well it shows how many watts is drawing at the moment shows how much time it has left on the battery itself it shows the percentage of the battery that you've used and it shows the peripheral devices that are plugged in

He likes the power saving mode

praising its fast charging (0-80% in one hour)

He recommends it for vehicle or base camp use, given its 43.9 lb weight

the durable build with two handles

so that should be enough for you guys to use it for electric kettle or like any kind of drill or something

fast AC charging (0-80% in an hour)

The reviewer provides an unboxing and first-impressions review, focusing on the 757's robust build

it also has these two handles on the side so you can easily put it in a car or just carry it around

the shell is extremely sturdy though it is plastic on the outside the inside is made out of a unibody metal construction it's also drop proof

it utilizes lithium iron phosphate batteries which is capable to hold up to 3 000 life cycles of a full charge

Both units share the same LFP battery technology and fast AC recharging.

smart connectivity features (Bluetooth/Wi-Fi) that the 757 lacks

it just won't take a charge which is rather important in power stations you have to be able to charge them up

He runs numerous home appliances (freezer, treadmill, TV, power tools) to demonstrate the 1229Wh capacity, noting the freezer can run for 24-48 hours.

but notes the 45 lb weight makes it unsuitable for backpacking.

a long-lasting LiFePO4 battery that supports 3,000 cycles

He praised the ultra-fast 1000W mains charging (reaching 80% in about an hour)

Key cons included a heavy 20kg weight

the lack of 12V DC 5525 outputs

no integrated Bluetooth or app

The reviewer found the Anker PowerHouse 757 very well-built with an elegant design

the long lifespan of 3,000 charge cycles

Along with fast recharge times

lots of ports to charge your gadgets from

Along with fast recharge times, outstanding durability, and lots of ports to charge your gadgets from

the long-lasting LFP battery rated for 3000 cycles

the durable build and fast 1.5-hour recharge time

noting its weight (43.9 lbs) is a trade-off for the high capacity

The reviewer uses the Anker 757 primarily for off-grid camping, highlighting its 1229Wh capacity and 1500W output. He praises the large number of ports, including a 100W USB-C, six AC outlets, and a 12V car socket

The reviewer from Geanoids is very positive about the Anker SOLIX F1200 (757), highlighting its superb build quality