Anker Portable Power Station 256Wh, 521 Portable Generator, 200W 5-Port Outdoor Generator with 1 AC Outlets - Sold By Anker Direct FBA
Anker Portable Power Station 256Wh, 521 Portable Generator, 200W 5-Port Outdoor Generator with 1 AC Outlets - Sold By Anker Direct FBA
Anker Portable Power Station 256Wh, 521 Portable Generator, 200W 5-Port Outdoor Generator with 1 AC Outlets - Sold By Anker Direct FBA
Anker Portable Power Station 256Wh, 521 Portable Generator, 200W 5-Port Outdoor Generator with 1 AC Outlets - Sold By Anker Direct FBA
Anker Portable Power Station 256Wh, 521 Portable Generator, 200W 5-Port Outdoor Generator with 1 AC Outlets - Sold By Anker Direct FBA
Anker Portable Power Station 256Wh, 521 Portable Generator, 200W 5-Port Outdoor Generator with 1 AC Outlets - Sold By Anker Direct FBA
Anker Portable Power Station 256Wh, 521 Portable Generator, 200W 5-Port Outdoor Generator with 1 AC Outlets - Sold By Anker Direct FBA
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Anker Portable Power Station 256Wh, 521 Portable Generator, 200W 5-Port Outdoor Generator with 1 AC Outlets - Sold By Anker Direct FBA

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  • Decades of Dependability: Featuring InfiniPower technology and a LiFePO4 Battery, the Anker 521 Portable Power Station ensures a robust 10-year lifespan, bolstered by a smart temperature control system that monitors conditions up to 100 times per second, promising enduring performance for all your Outdoor Camping adventures and emergency situations.
  • Peace of Mind Promise: Benefit from an industry-leading 5-year full-device warranty with the Anker 521 Portable Power Station, offering assurance and reliability well beyond the standard 2-year coverage, for unwavering confidence in the product's quality, whether at Home or on the move.
  • Versatile Charging Hub: Equipped with 2 USB-A ports, 1 USB-C port, 1 AC outlet, and 1 car outlet, the Anker 521 Portable Power Station becomes a central power station for a multitude of electronic devices, ensuring connectivity and convenience on the go, without the hassle of carrying extra adapters, ideal for RVs and outdoor excursions.
  • Weekend Warrior's Power Pack: With a 256Wh capacity, the Anker 521 Portable Power Station is perfect for powering up essential devices and small appliances, making it an ideal companion for weekend getaways and ensuring you stay connected even off the grid, enhancing your Outdoor Camping experience.
  • What You Get: Anker 521 Portable Power Station (PowerHouse 256Wh), DC adapter, car charging cable, welcome guide, our worry-free 5-year warranty, and friendly customer service.
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  1. Jonb133's avatar
    Would this pump my king size airbed up and charge a few phones for a few days?
    That's pretty much all I need for a week.
    markpreston111's avatar
    Smaller power packs will do that and a rechargeable pump
  2. Subsh's avatar
    can this run a wand massage equipment?
    matt7powell's avatar
    What, like a theragun or a rampant rabbit? Yes
  3. rizwanhk's avatar
    Is this just a mega size power bank for the phone ?
    Tedman's avatar
    It has a small inverter too so can run some small 240v appliances.
  4. klaus.basingher's avatar
    These need to come down to well under the retail cost of buying the separate components rather than charge a premium for convenience...
    CRWAB's avatar
    I mean... Yes, but also that's the point.

    You could make your own :anything: cheaper at component level but lack many of the other benefits like warranty, regulation etc.
  5. UncleMonty's avatar
    Good price, not quite as good as the Ebay deal. Waiting for an Ecoflow sale tbh
    smala01's avatar
    Im just about to press the buy button, any reason I should wait for EcoFlow?
  6. indigonile's avatar
    Hard to believe that 2 years ago, these were a must-have item in case we were to be beset by winter power shortages.

    Now, as the worry of that has receeded, their prices have been gradually falling from the £200+ mark to this level.
  7. thecoolguy's avatar
    what does the cost to charge?
    phishwak's avatar
    Depends on your electricity tariff but if we assume 30p/kWh then it would be around 7.5p.
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