Anker SOLIX C300 Review - All features and specs tested and explained

[@MotorsportMeister]

Thanks for the overview. I wonder if its at all possible to boil a kettle from one of these things. I assume the output wattage would be too low.

[@FamilyGeekery]

I just looked at my kettle and it was 1100w. I’m not sure if they make any lower wattage kettles, but you’d probably want to go bigger on your power station choice.

[@wickius12]

Thanks for the great video. Question: Could I leave this plugged in all the time? That is, use it as a usb charger/wall outlet but then be able to unplug it and take it with me. I know that most lithium batteries aren’t supposed to remain plugged in/constantly charging. Thanks!

[@FamilyGeekery]

As far as I know, this should work fine. You may need to tweak some settings in the app depending on how much current your devices draw. Most of these will shut off eventually, but you can set the timer or even disable it.

[@estebanbolanos]

As far as I know, the C300x variant you have comes with the strap and its external case is darker. The strap is sold separately for the plain C300 variant, which sports a gray case. Other than that, both variants are supposed to be identical.

[@FamilyGeekery]

That makes sense. I couldn’t find anything that defined the 300x vs the 300. Thanks for confirming my guess.

[@valdisplaudis]

As far as I understand Anker's policy, X version is only available through other vendors. They don't sell X version on their Website which is a bummer imo. I like X style better.

[@shaneaung]

Can you charge the C300 with the included charging cable, from AC outlet with 240V used in most of foreign countries? The manual says, AC Input Voltage is 120V~3.5A Max, 60Hz. I'll like to double-check. Thanks!

[@FamilyGeekery]

I’m not sure. The included cable is standard 3 prong IEC cable.

[@SoloStretch0]

does it power tv

[@FamilyGeekery]

Depends on the TV. I’m sure you can find a TV that takes less than 300w.