Anker F3000 Portable Power Station 3072Wh 3600W with 120V Input Adapter New

We used to just wait it out during short blackouts. Got this during a prime sale, and I didn’t realize how much peace of mind it would bring. My wife was cooking when the power cut last week, and the switch was so fast she didn’t even notice. No regrets.

I can recharge from wall power, solar, or even from my car with an adapter. That’s huge for us because we don’t always have consistent access to one source. That kind of versatility is rare, especially at this price point.

Had a couple of questions before ordering and Anker’s support was fast and helpful. Shipping took about a week, which was a little slower than I hoped, but the unit arrived in great shape.

Didn’t buy this for emergency use—I keep it in my trailer. We boondock a lot and this runs everything we need: lights, water pump, fridge. I use a gas generator to recharge when the panels fall short. Would recommend to anyone who RVs.

I like it, but it needs a better app. The battery is solid, charges fast, and runs quiet. But the app is basic. Would love to see more features like alerts or scheduling charge times based on utility rates.

I bought the anker-solix-f3000-portable-power-station-3072wh-3600w-with-120v-input-adapter-new with one expansion battery with the hope of trickle charging my car on mostly 8amp (since I work from home all day). Im also powering my work from home setup at the same time. I live in San Diego and electricity is extremely expensive. My goal was to get about 25 miles per day. So far, I’m testing it before I mount my solar panels. And so far I’ve charged about 19 miles in 3 hours on 12 amps. I have 4 400w panels and threw in my portable panel. I don’t really drive my car so I’m gonna be charging it maybe every 2 days like this. I’m also getting 2 more expansion batteries. Needless to say. Extremely happy to offset some CA energy costs by moving my WFH and car charging needs off grid.