@@dobiebear5701 They are not budget friendly for the average person. Also, their size is too bulky for my setup. But, they are good brands if you can afford them and have enough space in you vehicle

@4wdadventuremalaysia I get what you mean about the space...Ifs not Lifo4 thats why im.hesitating

At that price and for the storage convenience, we did not hesitate. Then we found out that it gave us more than enough power to last the duration of our trips with lots extra left over. For us, it was a good buy. But if you don't have the confidence, then go for what makes you feel good. You won't go wrong with either brand. Cheers

Prices vary from time to time. Check out the link in our description for current price

Have not tested with a 50w device. I guess it should last slightly more than 5 hours

Did you contact the supplier? It should only cut offwhen it reaches 20% or lower

We have used this power station coming to 3 years now. Still works well with no problems

@@idrisomarmorris My choice was based on budget and my applications. After my off grid trips, I still have lots of power left. Don't see a need to change

Yes, but these days not so much. A single charge lasts me about 3 days when off grid. My devices do not drain much power.

@@4wdadventuremalaysia wow! What do you think better to buy this power station or buy solar fan / solar complete set like same prize of the power station ? Thank you

@@Lookie-x2p well, you can do so much more with a power station. You can run you appliances or charge your devices when off grid, as well as have a backup power at home when a power outage happens. Convenient for running devices in a spot at home where you do not have a power plug.

@@4wdadventuremalaysia thank you so much

There are a few options. Follow the link in the description to see the various models

Hi, thanks for your inquiry. To answer your question both models perform the same function, that is to give you portable power that can be replenished by means of a wall, car or solar charger. The main difference is the shape. One is slim and tall, the other is short and bulky. The other difference is the power range and battery capacity. Feedback from users of both types are good. Most prefer the looks of one over the other or the space requirements to store or transport the units. Decide on the power requirements and how long you need the battery to last, to see which model is best for your needs.

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Yes, the voltage is the same. And yes, you can connect your solar charging cable without a charge controller. If you want, you can get the connector like mine. Link in the description. I paid rm 5.00 for it.

If it can be directly connect with 18v solar panel, why did you still use connector(12.6v)?.. are there any disadvantages when using 18v directly to vanpa power station?

@@msbschannel7509 the power station has a built-in charge controller that allows direct connection to the solar. The added connecter just gives me added confidence as I am so used to having a charge controller in my other DIY solar systems.

Anyway, you still have to get a connector jack

@@4wdadventuremalaysia i have 40w 18v foldable solar panel with 1 dc output and 2 usb type A.. it have 1 dc cable to power station directly.. so, do i need to buy 12v connector to make it work?

It's not what I say but rather, it's what the manufacturer says. I do not want to contradict them and then have anyone follow and damage their equipment. If anyone wants to try it, then they can do it at their own risk. We did the review to let everyone know there was an item that was useful and within budget, that could perform the benefits we highlighted. You have to decide if it's something you want to have and how you want to use it. Hope this clears things. Cheers!

@@4wdadventuremalaysia Sorry; I just couldn't find the information from the manufacturer anywhere, and thought you might have read it somewhere that is all

No worries, I get you. It does not make sense that you can ot charge and use the power station at the same time when most of the other brands can do so. When we were looking for a solar power station, we had 3 main points in mind. The unit had to be light and compact, the battery capacity had to be more than enough to last at least 3 days for our usage before a recharge, and it had to be affordable. As the Vanpa met with these requirements, we were willing to overlook that we couldn't charge and use it at the same time. We had about 80% charge remaining even after the 3rd day, so a recharge on a trip was not necessary.

​@@4wdadventuremalaysia测评电池容量跟产品标记根本不相同，虚假标注电池容量

This is an industrial fan. We like big fans with strong breeze.

No, sorry. We are user just like you.

As you can see from my discharge test with the fan, there was hardly a noticeable drop in power.

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Glad it helped. Cheers

Not for the 300W and 600W models. But according to info, the 1,000W is pure sinewave

The 300W and 600W models are modified sinewave. The 1,000W model is pure sinewave, according to the sellers' specs.

Contact Shopee. They will assist you

Can I know how you connected the solar panel? Was it a direct connection from the solar panel or did you connect to a solar charge controller first? I tested connecting to a charge controller and it couldn't charge. But when I connected direct to the panel, it worked fine.

@@4wdadventuremalaysia Direct to the panel as instructed, but I'm not getting any indication like in your video even though I just tried charging for over an hour under direct sunlight. The seller responded but just says "it may charge slow". Under direct sunlight for over an hour though? Here's a video: kzbin.infozRE29MjAq7Q?feature=share

@@adnanabdull4h do you see a charging icon when you use the AC charger? Charging by Solar may take up to 5-6 hrs, depending on your power balance and strength of sunlight.

@@4wdadventuremalaysia I have misplaced the AC charger and intend to troubleshoot by doing and looking for the icon as what you suggest, this was also suggested by the seller. Hope to find it soon.

Hi Jessabel, sorry for the late reply. Charging from solar depends on a few factors, the wattage of your panel, the cloudiness of the sky, if the panels are shaded, and the balance of charge in your Vanpa. I charged my Vanpa in direct sunlight with 20% power remaining, starting at 9 am and it took me about 5 hours with today's conditions. It is very hot outside and I used my Dokio 100W foldable solar panel. Hope this helps.

No, but you can buy through the link in the description

电池容量跟实际并不相符，

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It's 18V

I've been waiting this kind of review, thanks for the information ☺️

@@sarjankeroro9784 Thanks for the comment. Glad you liked the video

Hi, my solar panels are 18V. And yes, according to the supplier, you can connect your solar panel directly to it. Shopee even sell Vanpa Foldable Solar panels and say that you do not need a charge controller. You can see it here invl.io/clfroqj

@@4wdadventuremalaysia Thank you too much

Hi, according to the manual, you are supposed to unplug the charger when the unit is fully charged at 100%. They did not specify an initial charge time

Thanks for the comment.