Customer Ratings & Reviews

Im never the type to leave reviews at all, but ive used a few anker products in the past (specifically portable chargers) and i gotta say for what it is its exactly what i need without weighing too much and packing the amount of power you can get out of it. I go hiking and camping as a hobby and this is something you can throw over your shoulder completely charged and not have to worry for a bit about power. Has multiple ports for power and an individual button you can press to engage and disengage the breaker for the wall outlets to save power when charging decices or resting which is HUGE. As for the pricing, you’re paying for what you get for sure and not a bad price point for what you’re getting. And this specific model does come with the strap if anyone’s concered about not getting the strap with it. To wrap this review up i’d say its a great product for the price and quality without a doubt. Also added pictures and compared size off of a 20$ bill. And demonstrated the three levels of brightness available on the charger.

This device will power any and all small electronics and devices you have! The USB-C PD 140W output and input on the ports is a dream come true! Super fast charging for all my devices! This model is built with GaN tech under the hood, so as expected, it runs virtually silent and remains cool! I fricken love Anker’s products! This Solix C300X is especially one of my new favorites.

Portability is amazing and battery life is great. You can go a whole day with this to charge phones and it will still be charge.

I take this everywhere and it comes in handy . I use this when I work remotely. It gives me the ability to work from anywhere including the park . I can enjoy a day outside and not worry about loosing power of my devices . I bring this to parties and barbecues and people are always impressed with it and want one themselves. It’s great for a sleepovers so I can keep my devices nearby and I don’t have to waste the other person’s electricity. The solar panel option is a plus because I charge it outside in the sun as well. I usually keep the battery itself under a chair so that it doesn’t have direct sunlight on it. I would definitely recommend this, especially for people who camp alot .

After doing allot of research and watching YouTube reviews this was a great choice. The app makes it nice to keep it up to date monitor usage. I have had a chance to test it and I’m able to run my tankless gas water heater off it during a power outage. And keep all my devices charged will buy another one

Best product I’ve ever gotten. Good for power outages. Small and compact. Suggest everyone have one.

Overall, I love this product. Charges in about 1hr with AC input which is convienent. My only gripe is that they claim this has a surge output of 600w. I've tried multiple different devices/appliances and it will shut down once it gets near 300w. I have a small kettle rated at 600w and it will overload immediately, every time. Other than that, I'd say this is best small portable power station that $200 can buy you (besises the Bluetti Elite 30 V2)

Powerful little power station. The built in lights are perfect for camping. I was able to get charge speeds of about 330-337wh through the AC port that were available at the campsite. My 100watt solar panel was able to charge at around 85 wh through peak sunlight. I was able to power all my camp lights and charge all my electronics for 2 full days. It is lightweight and compact. It is light enough to take it for a short hike. My only complaint is the 12V DC port doesn’t come with a cover. It leaves it open for debris and dust. Anker should’ve incorporated a cover. A simple fix for this is to purchase a $5 12v port cover.

It's one of the best products you can find for any situation. Its long battery life will help you recharge your phone and accessories, and it also has an LED light that makes things easier. Thank you for the product, highly recommended a thousand times.

Bought this so I could power my heated blanket during camping. I love how compact it is and not that heavy to carry. This made me more comfortable in going to campings.

Took it camping it lasted the whole day charging everyones phone and powering a monitor.

This is a must have for every house hold. From charging devices to running equipment it works great. Would recommend 100%

This Anker Power station is small enough to carry around and powerful enough to be the perfect park or campsite companion. It works perfectly with my portable kettle and mini cooker that’s rated at 300 watts. I’ve been buying Anker power banks for years and will continue!!! Hope this helps others make a decision.

Bought to keep Laptop charged , while unattended, Mobil service work……will last most of the work day

Great little gizmo. Powers my monitor, laptop and phone for roughly 3 hours and battery level was still at 50%. I did try connecting my coffee machine to it but it didn’t work with my coffee maker. Shared gizmo with coworkers and they loved it as they could connect their modem and laptop to it and work most of the day during recent power outages.

Its perfect when im in the go. Specially for work since i work on my two alienware labtops it super charge them and my phone my headphones.

I use the units to reboot home wifi modem, access point and WiFi extender while in UPS mode. I make sure two are on a separate WiFi channel and the modem is on Bluetooth. The units are like little tanks. Solid piece of battery technology, and I mean solid. I would recommend this to any friend of mine, I’m very confident in the Anker products.

The Anker Solix C300X is a portable power station that provides power to your electronic devices anywhere and anytime. The Solix features 288wh and 300W allowing you to charge up to 7 devices at once. I recently took the Anker Solix on our camping trip to the Smoky Mountains, and I'm so glad I did. This compact and lightweight power station proved to be an invaluable companion, providing power to our cell phones, cameras, drones and out our little LED lamps throughout our entire 3-day trip. The unit is portable, lightweight and easy to carry along with you anywhere. Specs: 9.45H X 6.34 W x 6.46L and about 10lbs. Features: 3 x 120v outlets, 3 USB-C outlets, 100W Solar charger port for charging the unit (not included) car charger port and your regular wall outlet charging. The unit also features an LED light and can be controlled via the Anker App. The app provides useful information such as the charging time, which output is being used, control LED and screen brightness current battery life. The Solix is incredibly durable and built to withstand the elements. It's perfect for outdoor activities like camping, hiking, and fishing. The multiple ports and outputs allow me to charge multiple devices simultaneously, making it a versatile solution for all my power needs. The Solix can also be used in times of emergencies or power outages, charging up your cellphones, small electronics and providing light and power when you need it most. I highly recommend the Anker Solix C300X to anyone who that would require power while traveling or in case of emergencies. It's a reliable, convenient and most of all portable power source that will keep you connected in time of need or enjoyment.

I have always trusted Anker products, and they have remained at the top of my list when choosing electronic products for many years, but this is the first time I have heard of them entering the portable charger arena. The Anker SOLIX C300X has thus far blown me away with its capabilities. As someone who goes on weeklong camping trips and experiences several power outages a year, I feel that this is an invaluable asset. We usually take multiple devices on our trips, including portable gaming devices for the kids, a tablet, rechargeable flashlights, etc., and charging them is the biggest hurdle. We rotate what we charge as we drive and rarely get anything back to 100%. I have not taken my laptop before because of this but now I can. What’s got me even more excited is that we can now inflate our air mattress inside the tent (we were using the car’s flatbed outlet) and no longer have to struggle to fit an inflated queen through a tent door. Besides that, it is a year-long asset for any loss of power we may experience. These past few years we have learned to expect the unexpected and being prepared is key to ride the waves of uncertainty, especially when most things are rechargeable nowadays, even flashlights. The build of the power station is tough but surprisingly light. It has both a handle and a shoulder strap, allowing portability and comfort during transport. It was easy even for my thirteen-year-old to take it along during a hike. It also has a built-in light with three brightness levels, which I love because campsites get intensely dark after sunset. Powering the device on involves pressing and holding the main power button for three seconds. This safety feature helps when transporting the power station to prevent accidentally powering it on and wasting its energy stores. The first time I tried it I charged all of the following: Airpods, a laptop, two tablets, an Apple watch, and a DSLR camera battery all at the same time with the power station starting off at 100% battery. Everything I charged was completely dead to start with except for one device. Each device took the average amount of time to charge that it would if it had been attached to a wall outlet. After charging all six items fully over a five-hour period, the Solix C300X still had 39% of battery left. I disconnected each item as it reached full charge throughout that time. As for the electric air pump, it does drain the battery quickly. At three minutes it had taken up 5% using 118W and being the only thing plugged in. It is still worth it to me to inflate my beds inside the tent but do consider this if you intend to use it for a high-wattage device. Another great thing about this power station is that it does not leak out energy while not in use. I charged it up after using it and a week later it was still at 100%. This is one of the many features that brings me piece of mind with this. I can have it charged up and it will still be charged if there is ever an emergency or blackout. The app is very handy and efficient. It shows which ports are in use, the percentage of battery left, how many estimated hours of use remain at current output, the temperature, and the total output. It easily finds the power station and allows you to interact with it without having to create a login. I love that this can be recharged using a solar panel and I will likely get one in the near future. This will make it so much more convenient while out camping. That said, it charges very fast using a wall outlet, in around an hour. I am quite honestly truly loving this power station. It fits so many of my needs and provides a sense of security that dampens the anxiety that having so many rechargeable items can cause during power outages. I absolutely recommend the Anker Solix C300X as a must-have for avid outdoor enthusiasts, parents of sports-involved kids, professionals who routinely travel with tech, and anyone looking for backup power during unforeseeable events. This is definitely an asset to have for many reasons.

I have a couple of portable power stations. One I use in my office to replace a UPS and provide backup power to a couple of computers, monitors and networking hardware. I plan to use this Anker to travel with and for home back-up.  It only weighs a little over 9 lbs. It has 3 USB-C, 1 USB-A and 3 110V power outlets.  It is a smart device, there is an app for it that connects via either Bluetooth or WiFi (2.4G only).  Installation and setup was very easy.  The charger arrived 87% charged, and charged to 100% in less than 15 minutes.  The app allows you to find the quick start manual and full user manual very easily.  I allowed it to charge to 100% before connecting any devices.  I started by connecting my iPhone to charge, I could see it charging at 20W (fast charging), I connected another portable charger, it also charged at 20W, but backed off to 1 or two when it completed charging (good). I plugged a third power bank in, that was already fully charged, and it quickly blinked the wattage up and down, settling a 1W in just a few seconds.  I plugged in a 110V device... nothing happened.  You have to enable the 110 outlets via a button to the top right of the outlets, then it worked.  I like the way the app tells you how much power is being used by each usb port; it does not do this for the 110 AC outlets (but the total goes up).  You can tell the unit to disable any of the AC outlets: never, after 1,2,3 or 4 hours.  Kind of nice if you only want to run a TV or something for a limited period of time (not to exhaust the power too quickly).  There is a carport (12V lighter connector) but I did not have a connector and one does not come with the unit.  The front of the Anker C300X has a led light which can be turned on with 3 levels and made to blink (SOS function). Nice if you are camping, but I wish it also had a red light output, this does not affect your eyes adjusting to light the same.  I do some astrophotography, and you pretty much are not welcome unless you have red lighting.  And this C300X would be perfect to take on night outings to power various accessories that we frequently use over night.  I'll probably see if iI can find and affix a proper red filter, but the button being on the bar means I have to control the light from the Anker app (which is possible). For testing I tried replacing my office power bank with this unit. The UPS switching worked perfectly, nothing shutdown when I disconnected power. After running about 10m I got an error saying the unit detected total output power being exceeded. I would have thought when everything got started would have been max power draw, but it's good to know the unit is self monitoring.  My other unit was rated at 300W, 600 peak.  This unit only specifies a max AC of 300W, nothing about a peak; but total output AC+DC of 360W.  So I don't know what's different, but this is not a "replacement" for what I have, and the error message does not tell you what AC port caused the problem, or how much the exception wattage was (this would be most helpful). At my home I also have a power bank about this size dedicated to some of my outdoor lighting.  It's connected to a 100W solar panel, so I see it as an 12V extension to my other solar lighting.  I would have loved to try connecting this C300X power station to my existing solar panel but the Anker uses a non-standard solar connector (which I could not get/find quickly - it's not included in the box).  I'd like to tell you how well/quickly it recharges with solar.  Their Anker app looks like it would show you the amount of power being delivered to recharge the unit via solar.  I do have another minor gripe, the charging cord that comes with the unit is only about 2' long.  I do think they should include the cable with their connector from their solar input port to a standard solar connector (possibly fused) in the box.  After some digging into the online information I found the type of connector, I'd not call it common.  I really do like the size/weight of the unit. It's pretty powerful and the smartness of the device is wonderful, BUT they needed better error/diagnostics information.  The good news is the unit's firmware can be upgraded via your phone's connectivity.  But for my needs I think that I need to get a unit just a little bigger, this does have a place, and for my Astronomy it might be nearly perfect (when minimum weight really matters).