VTOMAN Jump1500X Portable Power Station, 828Wh LiFePO4 Battery Solar Generator with Jump Start, 1500W AC Outlet, 100W PD Type-C, Large Capacity Expandable to 2376Wh for Camping, RV Travel, Home Backup

This generator is fantastic! I bought it as a supplement for the trailer I am living in and I can run all my kitchen appliances on it! It was also invaluable on my last camping trip! It charges quickly from either the panels or the wall charger and is capable of running pretty much anything I need short of plugging the trailer into it 👍 there is an internal fan that helps cool the machine, but it’s relatively quiet all things considered. I would totally recommend this to other shoppers.

This is great I have a gas generator l used after Helene and wished I had some more power as I rationed my gas and run time for seven days. I test ran it with a 1500 watt space heater and it really ran down the battery hooked it up to a 5000 btu window ac unit and it worked great. Fridge was as not a problem. My only regret was not getting the 200 watt solar panel kit. I got the 100 watt kit and estimated it would charge in around 8 hours as advertised depending on sun intensity. Overall seems a very good product.

I got VTOMAN Jump 1500X to supplement my Jackery Explorer 1000, which I bought for power failures. Recent ones have lasted up to 4 hours. My 2000w gasoline generator is noisy and I have to keep it outside with some heavy duty 50 foot cables. And the last power outage where I used it was during the rain. So, if a power failure is 8 hours or less, I can use indoor battery only.I was considering another Jackery when I heard about the VTOMAN Jump 1500X which can do 1500w continuous, with only a small capacity difference (825 vs. 1000). The VTOMAN has a companion secondary battery, but I haven't needed that yet, but it's nice to know I can upgrade the capacity later.The VTOMAN price was only 2/3 the Jackery. With my office, I have a laser printer which can draw 1100w while printing and so I went with the VTOMAN which can stand up to 3000w surge. I can also plug my full size fridge into it and there's no problem even if both were to surge at the same time.The VTOMAN uses LiFePO4 cells which should last longer. However, they are heavier, so a sturdy and comfortable handle is a requirement. I carried it out to the back yard to power my electric lawn mower w/o fear of running over a cord to the house.The unit also has much nicer lights compared to the Jackery which only has a cheap old style single bulb. The VTOMAN lights can light up a room and would be handy on a camping trip.The outlets are nicely spaced and the a/c adapter/charger can do 180w vs. the Jackery's only 139.The only thing I like better on the Jackery is the display lists both input and output watts. The VTOMAN display is larger and easier to read and instead includes an estimate of the remaining time to a full charge OR the remaining time when powering output. It uses blinking to indicate charging or discharging.Being able to both charge and discharge simultaneously, I don't switch over to the grid when the power returns. I wait an extra hour to be sure it's stable.I did have a question of the vendor and was able to get an email response quickly.Overall, I'm quite pleased with my purchase.

The panels warp so be carful with placement, otherwise CLEAN them an keep flat… charge is 100% with correct placement! RELIABLE!

The media could not be loaded. This is a great power bank. It has upto 828 Whs and 1500W jump power for a 12 v batt. It can be uses at home during power outages, in a camper or camping and travle. It can be tied to a second unit and double its Wh. It only weights 16.4 lg or 37 lbs. It has many out puts type C, USB, DC,& AC. It can be charged from the wall a car or upto a 200 w solar panel ( not included).We used this camping and it recharged our phones powered out. Omputers and a fan with out anynissues we love this thing.

Edit: it has been a week since I emailed Vtoman to resolve my issue, no response whatsoever. Today I tried the phone number, it connects and immediately hangs up. There is no customer service, warranties are useless, DO NOT BUY FROM THIS MANUFACTURER, THEY HAPPILY TAKE YOUR MONEY BUT WONT STAND BEHIND THEIR PRODUCT, OR HONOR THEIR WARRANTIESI bought my 1500 Jump almost a year ago for everyday use in my nomad life. I had a very small fridge to keep running, and some small electronics to charge, nothing this power station couldn’t handle easily. Alas it doesn’t seem up to even that.Pros: At time of purchase it was the best deal for my dollarCons: The port for the power input is tight, so grabby I have only managed to get the plug out twice since I got it, with great effort. This last time it left the yellow thing in the port, now I have a questionable cord that I don’t dare use.Not that it matters, the power supply is not taking a charge anyway. This is the second time I have found it dead, no display, no lights, nothing. The first time I gave it a couple days and tried again, it worked, but now that my only input plug is damaged I can’t try that again.On numerous occasions I have gone to bed after checking it, finding between 45-75% power left, and running only a small fridge on 12V in eco mode, hardly any drain at all during the night, in the morning it’s drained, screen shows Lo and my fridge is off. Why?As a nomad my power station is subject to temps, per the manual the range is 32-113F and I am within that range.The jumper cables are a joke. The clamps barely have anything to grab the battery posts with, and the cable is so short you have to balance the power supply, heavy and bulky, right on your engine to get them to even reach the battery. Assuming the weight doesn’t crack all those plastic covers it’s sitting on, it requires a second person to hold it steady while you try the key, and then it couldn’t even jump the darn thing.Would I buy this brand again or recommend to a friend, no. It has given me a hard time way too often, and from what I read online I’ll be lucky to get a response from customer service even though it is still under warranty.