Anker SOLIX C2000 Gen 2 Portable Power Station - 2,048Wh | 2,400W

Always be prepared!

My purchase was for emergency power back up only. I already had a recently purchased Oupes unit the same size, so I do have some perspective. I also have an inverter generator to recharge them both for prolonged power outage as I live in hurricane alley. The Anker is smaller, lighter and more polished all the away around for about $100.00 more money. The unit tested well with no issues and with 2 new units I have some redundancy. I would recommend to others and this size unit appears to be the sweet spot. I prefer 2 smaller inverter units than going the extra battery route. Never put all of your eggs in one basket.

Works awesome.

Unit came in perfect condition. Which is amazing with Fed-Ex delivery. Came 27% charged. Plugged in and charged to 100% in 50 minutes. Not really tried it in an elec outage but plugged in a few lamps for awhile and still at 100%. Love my c2000 power bank.

An Absolute Tank Of A Power Station, With Growth Potential

I got the Anker Solix C2000 for heavier duty outdoor events, and it knocked it out of the park - I ran a full espresso setup off of it, and with some solar panels feeding it, the battery didn't even get down to 50%. Plus, the ability to add in a 2 kWh expansion battery for just $600 makes this I think the real sweet spot of serious backup potential - start with 2 kWh, and then double it if you need more! P.S. Don't bother with the old Anker portable solar panels though - bifacial panels get much more power per $ spent and setup time.