BROWEY Portable Power Station with Hidden Folding Solar Panel, Self-charge & Pass-through Charging, 284Wh Battery Backup, AC 300W(Peak 600W) / PD Output, Solar Generator for Outdoor/Camping/Home Use – For Sale – Price

8 reviews for BROWEY Portable Power Station with Hidden Folding Solar Panel, Self-charge & Pass-through Charging, 284Wh Battery Backup, AC 300W(Peak 600W) / PD Output, Solar Generator for Outdoor/Camping/Home Use – For Sale – Price

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   evelyn – 26 February 2025

   Convenient Solar Charging perfect for Emergencies
   I absolutely love this product! During a recent power outage in Seattle, I heard from a friend about the power station, and after checking it out, I found this new model to be the most unique. I compared it with others, and the built-in solar panel is super convenient. While I know the 30W solar panel isn’t very powerful, it’s really helpful in emergencies, like when your phone is about to die and you need a quick charge. It’s thoughtful little features like this that make a difference—just like the last time I went fishing and my phone died, which was really frustrating.
   I’ve been using this for a while now, and it’s been working well. It can power small electronics in an emergency, and the design is so cool! When I put it in my yard, it looks like a little satellite. I’ve noticed that under strong sunlight, the solar panel charges at around 25W, which is enough for me. I don’t rely entirely on solar power, but if you want to, I recommend getting an additional solar panel. Just keep in mind that you’ll need good sunlight for it to work well, otherwise, it’s similar to other products.
   Lastly, I do wish it were a bit lighter. Some other reviews mention it has enough capacity, and that’s true. But if it could be a little lighter, it would be perfect!

2. 

   J – 26 February 2025

   Great power bank
   I bought this to use not for camping or emergencies, but to run our pos system at events. It’s great! It could last for atleast 3days for this purpose. I’m sure we will use it for power outages, but it’s great for portable events.

3. 

   My boss is a Jewish Carpenter! – 26 February 2025

   really wanted this to work for diesel heater
   So I recently picked up a diesel heater for overnight snowmobile trips in the high country of the rocky Mtns. I needed a way to power it up and run the fan while out in the wilderness so I picked up this Browey 300w power pack with solar panel to do the trick. After doing some research and crunching the power rating numbers I thought this could handle the load as I only needed around 160 peak watts to get the heater up to temp, then operate the fan at a 50 peak watt down to 15 or so min. watt constant load. Im so bummed! As it turns out the draw is too much for the Browey to handle and it shuts down just as the heater reaches the pinnacle of its power draw and going into a stable burn mode reducing power consumption. Fortunately I also purchased a power converter that I can run off of my cordless tool batteries that is also rated at 300 watts and that thing runs the heater just fine. Im a believer in safety protocalls as a contractor and understand the need for safety but perhaps it didnt help with my particular scenario. Hmm maybe the Browey 1000 watt is in my future?

4. 

   Nalatya – 26 February 2025

   Solar charging doesn’t work! Completely useless!
   Solar charging doesn’t work! Completely useless!

5. 

   Seunggyu Jeong – 26 February 2025

   Love the cool design， recommend it!
   As an early user (tested it while visiting family in Germany), I’m glad to see BROWEY C300 finally launched in the U.S. I’ve been eyeing BROWEY for a while. I originally considered getting the C600, but due to budget limits and not needing high power, I decided this model was a better fit. My main needs are having a reliable power source for camping trips to run small appliances and a backup to keep my fish tank running during outages.
   From my experience with it at my relative’s place, I have to say I really like its design—it’s one of the coolest-looking units I’ve seen. Performance-wise, it’s very stable, unlike some budget options that can’t even deliver their promised capacity. The 30W solar panel is also a unique selling point; while I originally thought it might be a bit small, it has proved useful in emergencies. If you’re planning to rely entirely on solar power, I’d suggest getting an additional panel.
   If I had to mention a drawback, it would be the weight. But maybe that’s a trade-off for having a unit that genuinely meets its capacity claims rather than cutting corners.

6. 

   TV – 26 February 2025

   Works well
   I like the slick design of this product. The rubber handles and on corners for extra protection is a plus. The display is also easy to read and follow. It’s performed well so far during a camping trip and had no issues charging phones and plugging in electric cookware. It is heavy so take into account if going to bring during a far hike to the campsite.

7. 

   SC – 26 February 2025

   works well
   very nice backup power. I live in PGE fire zone at it came out very handy . Reliable, lot of power and solar is perfect to recharge

8. 

   LYNNIE – 26 February 2025

   Solar stop charging after 2 days.
   Product is beautiful, absolute lovely and perfect for two whole days, then the solar panels wont take charge, will only take 1w IN.