I bought my first Anker Solix C1000 a few weeks ago. The second unit I bought about a week later, with an expansion battery pack. On the app it says Solix C1000X, although I bought the C1000. Not sure what the difference is, but they seem identical. I came across Anker Solix as I was researching for a good replacement uninterruptible power system (UPS) option for my network/audio/video "cabinet", which has high end network gear, PoE video security setup, as well as audio/video equipment. Works perfectly. So I bought a second unit with the expansion pack to have available for any critical power needs around the house in case of power outages or other outdoor needs. Works great as well. The battery pack is easy to connect and is seen in the app, with its own charge state and temperature readings. I set the unit timeout to never, just to see how it behaves. It has been sitting unused for almost two weeks now, with no power loss at all.
I have my units set to the lowest charging power (200W), especially when using as an always-plugged-in UPS since I don't need the unit to ultra-fast charge up again. No need to stress the batteries to charge quickly. Also, after some research, always being plugged in and charged to 100% doesn't seem to be as big an issue with LiFePo4 batteries as it is with typical Li-Ion. What I myself will be doing though is, a slow drain every so often, and let it run down to 60% or so. Then plug it back in to recharge with the slowest charging rate. I feel that this should keep the batteries healthy. But take that for what it's worth, and do your own research.. I definitely recommend Anker Solix.

Bought the product, and after the software update the device work properly. I've done a few tests with heavy and light loads and it performed great.

Beautifully finished unit. Charges quickly on shore or solar power and delivers reliable energy. Smaller than expected and easy to carry using the handles. Display is clear and the charging animation is fun, but the numbers indicating power coming in/out are too small to easily read at a distance (arm’s length). Recommend reducing the size of the % remaining graphic in the display to allow more space for the other numbers. Definitely not a deal-breaker, though - love the unit and it will serve us well.

I've been using Anker products, such as phone chargers, for a long time without any issues. As a loyal customer, I'm thrilled that they now offer a power station with HyperFlash technology that allows the portable power station to be recharged to 100% in 58 minutes via a wall outlet with a 1300W input. It works incredibly well. All the ports and power are fantastic and it has exceeded my expectations.

So far I have no negatives on this Power Station... I like everything about it, including that it will take an expansion battery pack (BP1000) if I one day want to buy it. In my opinion, better features than the Jackery Explorer 1000. I use it every night plugged in next to my nightstand using the very convenient UPS feature to make sure my Sleep Apnea machine (BiPAP) never shuts off if the power goes out. Doing tests it will run my BiPAP machine with the heated hose and humidifier features set to on for over two nights. I wanted to be able to carry it one-handed in an easier way and have a shoulder strap as well. I bought from Amazon a set of Geedar "Extension Cord Holder Organizer (4 Packs) Garage Organization and Storage (60 LB Capacity) Heavy Duty Cord Storage Straps" (velcro-type cord wraps with attached D-rings) and attached the two wider wraps (7.5" long) to the carry handles that are located at each end of the Solix C1000(X). Then I was able to attach the 14" Veto Pro Pac carrying handle and the Veto Pro Pac 56" (adjustable-length) shoulder strap to this unit. Makes for a great carrying experience, especially using this nicely-padded shoulder strap in a cross-shoulder way. Still looking for a good case for it... Also looking forward to taking this Power Station outdoors to try at a picnic or camping.