Bought one for black friday as I'm in rural so-cal mountains. Liked it so much my son bought one too (he rents my casita). Then the first of 4 fire safety outages hit. They've been awesome. It runs my sons box fan thrift the night so he can sleep, and doesn't take long to charge with the 100w panel. The other goes in the house with LED strip lights, and while not optimal i can do dishes and cook, and see enough to walk around. Getting more LED lights as we've been without power several days each week all month. Bad news is i really wanted it for my starlink. It'll keep my starlink running as long as the sun is perfect. Have to move it hourly and it fades quickly with any hint of shadow, or early or late in the day. Starlink plus it's UPS and 4 tiny wyze outdoor cameras is too much. They pull 70w and the panel can't keep up without constant adjustment. So i can't watch the ring camera during the day when I'm away from home, and that puts my deliveries at risk as the property is gated. Looking at the E1000 with the 200w panel, that would be amazing, but 750 is just too much. So i have lights, my son has his fan but no internet or security cameras.

I have used this for camping, festivals, and light construction type work. We powered a speaker, LED lights, lasers, a laptop, and a DJ mixing board. For six hours of non stop music and fun. I have charged my power tools batteries when working at a construction sight with no power. It powered two fans in our tent all night long to help keep us cool. With charge leftover in the morning to run our small electric hot plate for coffee while camping. I would use the solar panel as a sun shade in my truck while it charged the battery pack. When I was able to get 90+ watts out of the panel. It would charge the battery pack almost as fast as if it was plugged into the wall. It is really easy to use and setup. I was able to charge the battery pack with the solar panel while also charging other items off of the battery pack. It is small and light weight. The solar panel lays flat with storage for all.of the cords. The only thing I regret about purchasing this one. Was that I did not purchase the bigger one.

I needed something portable and quiet to run my cpap when power is out at night. It works. No noise. Runs my cpap with no problem. It also runs my mini appliances (350 watts or under), charges all my usb devices (flashlights, fans, iPad, iPhone, etc…). I think this is going to be a great addition to my storm supplies.

Edit: recieved the battery so adjusted my review stars, but I stand by there should be a better solution Like everyone else, my items were shipped separately and I have not received the battery. This seems to be a common problem for Jackery, for the price point you would think they would have better solutions.

With unpredictable weather growing, I wanted a solar generator to be able to charge my phone, plug in a space heater, etc, under $400. Let me save you the work I did -- get this one. I got the Jackery 300 with 1X Solar Panel. It's charged up in the basement and ready to go, for a great price, and now I have peace of mind when the weather kicks up. If you just want something in place so you know you'll have power in an outage and can get that off your mental list, this is the unit to get. I've heard it's also great for people who enjoy something called "camping," but I will never know. :)

Ordered this at the end of November and never received the solar panels. I got a tracking number that sat at “label created” for 10 days and when I contacted Jackery they said they were reshipping and gave me a new tracking number. Now THAT tracking number is sitting at label created. If you want this for Christmas like I did then buy something else.

I take my littles out fishing shore and now on the ice it's been a life saver!!!! Even without the solar pannel yet it's helped ensure I can bring out a heated blanket to keep them all warm along with charge all my fishing gadgets that really keeps the kids going being able to see the fish in the water with my camera! The battery lasts a long time too just from a single charge it's lasted 4 days now and that's using this heated blanket and charging my phone! It's been a easy to use and very portable for my adventures I will definitely want to upgrade in the years to come as these are a bit costly but worth it !

Teh USB stuff was simple, it had not trouble running anything. Then I hooked up a 20 inch box fan running on high pulling 44 watts and it ran for over 4 hours. The shadow target helped but as you can see the panel wasn't positioned perfect. With the sun overhead I just laid the panel in the sun and it was charging at 88 watts. When plugged into 110 the unit only chargs at 78 watts. The 12 watt draw you see is from a vehicle fan plugged in the 12 volt outlet running on high. The props on the back of the pamels may be OK but I can see them wearing out over time. The magnets used to close the panels are great. The LCD display is exactly whats neede as well so there's no question as to what is going on. Taking this camping on an island with plenty of sun is going to be great. One thing to note; when you are charging, either with 110 or the solar panel, somewhere after it reaches 90% the input watts will start dropping. When the charge reaches 100% the input watts will be 0. Keep that in mind if you're using the input watts display to position the panels. When I first hooked up the panel the battery was 98% charged and it only registered 20 watts input making me think it wasn't working.