Nowadays, we have so many cool, fun, and helpful gadgets — the digital revolution means we have portable smartphones, earbuds, digital cameras, laptops, and plenty of cordless tools to use.
Cool as they are, they all have batteries that inevitably run out, and we need to find a power outlet. Well… what if we had one that is also portable? No, no simple power bank, but an actual high-powered battery that can provide electricity wherever we may need it. Check this out:
This impressive battery is light and compact, making it ideal to stow away. When it’s not the season for picnics or tenting, it can easily serve as an emergency backup at home.
It can power up to 10 devices simultaneously via its numerous output options:
2x AC sockets
3x USB QC ports
1x USB-C PD port
2x DC 12V port
1x 12V cigarette lighter port
1x Wireless charging pad on the top
With up to 999 Wh power output, you can use the Grecell Power Station to plug in a plethora of electronics and even tools. A blender, a minifridge (for a few hours), or even an electric drill if you need to do some work out in the open.
Small blenders can draw 300 W of power, minifridges are typically rated for 70 W to 90 W, but need 280 W to 360 W to start. With the Grecell Portable Power Station 1,000 W, you are sure to get a few hours of power and the convenience of modern appliances while out on a picnic, at the beach, setting up camp.
If you are looking strictly at charging small electronics — phones, tablets, laptops — the battery in the Power Station 1,000 W will roughly translate to around 270,000 mAh (depends on a lot of factors), so that’s more than 40 recharges for one modern smartphone.
Or, just take it along on your long road trip and never worry about your phone, camera, laptop running out of juice.
The Grecell Portable Power Station produces a pure sine wave and is equipped with a plethora of protections — from shorts, overcharging, or overheating. When it tops up a rechargeable device, it will stop giving off power automatically (but be sure to manually turn off the AC sockets when not in use, just in case).
It also has pass-through charging, meaning you don’t need to wait for it to top up to put it to use. Hook it up to a sold-separately solar panel, and you can still connect your phones and tablets to get some charge in. Then, let the Power Station finish charging up as you continue on your adventure.
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Additionally, it means you can keep it plugged in at home as a form of backup power. Pass-through ensures you can still draw power from its outlets, while its battery stays full and ready during power outages. The pure sine wave inverter will allow you to still power some smaller electronics with a draw of up to 999 W (time of use = W rating of device plugged multiplied by 0.85).
It also has an emergency LED flashlight with a SOS blinking mode included.
Multiple ways of charging
The Grecell Portable Power Station can be charged via:
AC outlet
Solar Panels
Car charger
You get ports and cables for each of these options — solar panels sold separately.
The maximum input power is 155 W, accepted AC input is 120 V 60 Hz. Accepted DC input is 12 V - 26 V, 6.25 A - 8.5 A.
As with the protections when giving off power, the Portable Power Station also has safety features when getting power itself, and its built-in dual fans make sure it won’t overheat.
Preslav, a member of the PhoneArena team since 2014, is a mobile technology enthusiast with a penchant for integrating tech into his hobbies and work. Whether it's writing articles on an iPad Pro, recording band rehearsals with multiple phones, or exploring the potential of mobile gaming through services like GeForce Now and Steam Link, Preslav's approach is hands-on and innovative. His balanced perspective allows him to appreciate both Android and iOS ecosystems, focusing on performance, camera quality, and user experience over brand loyalty.
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