Absolutely love the small format. Most of the time I don't even need AC so this DC only power station is perfect for my needs. I did some testing and I am able to power up a Engel Fridge Freezer using USB-C PD 12 volt, it does support 12v PD even if not mentioned in the specs.

When we received the unit it was exactly what we were expecting. Very powerful and versatile.

Very easy to setup however should have read the fine print regarding using a 140w charger to charge it. It took forever to activate/charge it. We used the cable it came with and charged it with out Anker Powerhouse that had the usbc high voltage socket and then it only took an hour to complete charge. No regrets this is amazing. Another freedom charge pack to our Anker Family for those camping and electricity outages.

The Solix C300 DC is great for charging mobile devices while camping or during an emergency. It’s battery capacity of 288Wh (maximum output of 300W). The Solix C300 DC connects to wirelessly to Anker’s mobile app to monitor and control the Solix C300 DC’s functionality. While the Solix C300 DC doesn’t have an AC outlet, it has enough power for charging or running mobile devices such as phones, tablets, laptops and cameras–plus camping gear that might run on USB such as a portable fan, cooler, or an air pump.

The Solix C300 DC has a small footprint (4.9” x 4.7” x 7.9” (tall)) weighing 6.17lb and ships with a short strap handle (an optional longer shoulder strap can be purchased separately).

The Solix C300 CD has 7 ports to charge devices: 2 x 140W two-way UBS-C ports, 1 x 100W USB-C, 1 x 15W USB-C, 1 x 120W car adapter and 2 x 12W USB Type-A ports.

Three ways to recharge the Solix C300 DC: 1) one or two of the 140W two-way UBS-C ports (USB-C cable is included but you’ll need your own 9V or above wall charger) 2) solar panel (sold separately) or 3) car socket (cable sold separately).

The Solix C300 DC has a clever top panel expanding pop-up LED lantern with three different brightness levels. This provides glowing, ambient lighting that can easily illuminate a small space. This feature is great for emergency lighting and could easily replace a traditional lantern when camping.

Ankler’s mobile App connects wirelessly via bluetooth or Wi-Fi. From the app, you are able to monitor power usage on each port, control the integrated lantern, turn on/off the display, update device settings and view the user manual. The mobile app is intuitive.

We purchased the Anker Solix C300 DC to replace an old school D-Cell lantern we used during power outages. This little unit is a great size, has a handy strap, a nifty light, will power or recharge most of your stuff and can be recharged via Solar, love it!

Great back up power option if you don’t want to commit to a solar generator or if you want something more portable but still capable. I’ve used this for camping and fishing at least 1 week straight and still had juice from constantly charging my go pro batteries and phone. My only gripe is that I used a power inverter to plug in my 240w laptop charger and it would not go. It’s claimed 300w output is complete bs but other than that, it’s been phenomenal. It charges fast af and doesn’t make any noise which is amazing.