Anker 521 PowerHouse 256Wh - New w/Codes from Anker Official Shop

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Product Details

Long-Lasting Portable Power Station With a 10-Year Lifespan: With our proprietary long-lasting technology InfiniPower, combined with LiFePO4 batteries, ultra-durable electronic components, a smart temperature control system that monitors temperature up to 100 times per second, and impact-resistant structural design, Anker 521 PowerHouse is built to last over a decade, even with everyday use.
5-Year Full-Device Warranty: Instead of the average 2 years, Anker 521 Portable Power Station is designed to reliably power your devices every day for 10 years. Additionally, it offers a superior 5-year full-device warranty for a guaranteed, worry-free experience.
All the Ports You Need: Time to get rid of bulky adapters because charging your laptop at fast speeds only requires a single cable. See the power station recharge itself and give a high-speed charge to a wide range of devices thanks to 2 USB-A ports, an AC port, a USB-C port, and a car outlet
Huge 256Wh Capacity: The high capacity portable power station pumps out 256Wh of power—the perfect companion to charge your devices and small appliances during a weekend trip.
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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21st Apr
Just a heads up that if you've used SAVEMORE10 before, it's now switched to single use only and you'll get a "you already applied this code to an order" error message. I've used it a few times weeks ago and managed to use it again on Wednesday evening, now I get the message every time I try.
21st Apr
Can confirm this, once per account now, although t&c’s still state 4 uses
21st Apr
I've been curious about these in the past, but they're actually pretty poor in terms of value for capacity, offering around half the £/wh that the smaller 20,000mah banks offer at £20 each. It has its uses, but capacity, value, and size very much are not its strengths. (edited)
21st Apr
Depends on the voltage. Power = Amps x Voltage. The smaller banks you mention will be 5 volts maybe so that's 100wh whereas this is 2.5 times more supplied at different voltages depending on the socket.
21st Apr
Niche use. For people wanting to keep their broadband powered a lead acid UPS is much cheaper. Fir most people camping a power bank or two will suffice.
21st Apr
That's the same conclusion I came to.
21st Apr
Had one for a while and even had a power cut and the only thing I considered powering was the broadband because it doesn't have enough oomf for anything useful like a fridge.
21st Apr
I mean it's a basic device for a basic use case, It'll be great for camping as it's very compact.
21st Apr
Can it be charged by solar?
21st Apr
Yes, read the ad.
It has a built in mppt solar controller
21st Apr
Confirm expired as codes are not working
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21st Apr
Still working. 🤷‍♂️

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21st Apr
Where's the obligatory info about how many times it can charge your phone?
21st Apr
It says it can power your devices everyday for 10 years, so take that's 3650 times.
20th Apr
Decent price, but does seem to be hovering around the same price point very frequently at the minute
20th Apr
Thanks, bought one just now using the codes.

The Costco one went out of stock (£139.99).
21st Apr
It states 20Ah battery? 200w inverter which is fine for small things when camping. Not a bad price for something so compact
21st Apr
I think it's decent for the price, my PPT one can supply 500w sustained power for about an hour and a half and it was over £500; however it is quite compact which is why I bought it. I'd jump on this if I was buying one for camping or as a nice backup.
21st Apr
Can this charge a Nissan leaf?
21st Apr
If you reword your question yes the nissan leaf can charge this
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21 h, 25 m ago
Back instock if anyone wants one
21st Apr
I wish there was one I could charge my 5.5kw electric Ami with...
21st Apr
The absolutely massive "suitcase" type wheeled ones possibly could, but you'd literally be talking barely tens of miles.
21st Apr
Could this power a small fridge?
21st Apr
If the power wattage of the small fridge is under 200Watts...then yes it can for around an hour maybe!
21st Apr
Can this be carried in flight in hand baggage.
I remember batteries are not allowed in check-in
21st Apr
Max 99wh per battery. So no
21st Apr
Cheapest is £150

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21st Apr
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21st Apr
How waterproof is this?
22nd Apr
Is it good enough for steamdeck? 😁
22nd Apr
Bought one of these a few months ago, very handy.
Don't expect it to power high power draw items (like travel kettles) but its fine for small fridge/coolboxes on a weekends camping, small fans, electric air pumps for your air beds, LED lights, laptops, small oil filled heaters - obviously not all at once. If you need something that needs a higher power draw at any point then your looking more at the £400-£500 models. Was also surprised how quick it charges on the car 12v adapter.
22nd Apr
Could this work as a shed-battery pack powered by solar on top of the shed? it has a solar controller. I'm always afraid these things set my shed on fire lol (edited)
22nd Apr
Its one of the more trusted brands - obviously take precautions like don't put it near a window in the shed where sun could go through. Worth checking minimum operating temperatures for winter. But it should be fine and as you say it has a built in solar controller. I've bought this particular model a few months ago but I've not tried it with solar (yet)
26th Apr
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5 m ago
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