Powkey 99Wh/ 27000mAh Portable Power Station,100W Camping
Powkey 99Wh/ 27000mAh Portable Power Station,100W Camping Power Pack,Solar Generator with AC/DC/USB/Type C Outlet for Outdoors Camping Travel Fishing Emergency Power Supply
How to calculate the working times for your device?
Working time = 99Wh*0.85 /operate power of your device. Assuming the power consumption of your device is 30W, the working time will be 99Wh*0.85 /30W = about 2.8hrs.
What kind of solar panel can be paired with a 99wh power station?
This power bank can accept a max input of 13V-23V and 2A. If you have a Powkey 40w solar panel, its max output is 15V and 2.6A=39W. but how much W the power station inputs depends on the weather. It can be charged by DC 5521 connector or MC4 cable.
How to use portable power station?
Press 1 sec to turn on and 3 secs to turn off. To use AC, press the AC button for 1 sec. Turn off the power button when not using the portable power station to prevent power loss.
How to recharge this portable power station?
The power station can be recharged by wall charger/solar panel/car charger.
Product comparison
 100Wh Power Station |  250Wh Power Station |  40W Solar Panel |  60W Solar Panel | |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 575 | 4.0 out of 5 stars 575 | 4.4 out of 5 stars 384 | 4.3 out of 5 stars 688 |
| Price | £89.99 | £160.00 | £85.59 | — |
| Capacity | 99Wh/27000mAh | 250W/67500mAh | Monocrystalline silicon | Monocrystalline silicon |
| Battery | High quality lithium battery | High quality lithium battery | — | — |
| AC Output | 230V / 100W | 230V / 250W | — | — |
| DC Output | 9V-12.6V/10A Max | 9V-12.6V/10A Max | 12V-15V 2.6A Max | 12V-18V 3.3A Max |
| USB-C | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Weight: | 1.3 kg |
| Dimensions: | 26 x 15 x 20 cm; 1.3 kg |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Lithium Ion |
| Dimensions: | 26 x 15 x 20 cm; 1.3 kg |
I haven’t had much luck with so called ‘leisure batteries’ but so far this one is working well. I like that it is a lighter model than others. I also wanted the three pin plug socket which not all have. I use it for powering a piano keyboard in outdoor events where there are none of the usual power sockets.
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This is a great product it has come in so handy specially as my grandfather has an electric chair and when we get a power cut he can get stuck so this comes in handy to plug in the chair so he can get out of if , it’s also good when camping and comes in so handy the charge really lasts on it as well
We bought this to run our lego display whilst at shows. We had used smaller usb powerbanks previously and had been having issues with reliability (our lego display has multiple lights, sounds and motion).
After using this the first time we could believe how much better everything worked. We are using the USB for 5V output to run the lights and controllers and also the 12V output for a 100w 4channel amplifier for the speakers.
This pack runs everything for the entire weekend (apx 8hrs a day) and stays at about 20% charge. It charges up in next to no time, a hour or so at most.
The fact it comes with a mains and a car charger is brilliant. We even use the built in lights to helps us see to connect everything up under the tables!
We haven’t used the 240v inverter yet but if its anything like the rest of the pack it should be good!
Value for ya money
On purchasing this power pack I was very sceptical of it capabilities, but was pleasantly surprised that it gave me enough additional power for a recent camping holiday. It fully charged my mobile phone for three days and still had 40% power left.
99wh seems like a lot, but my Lenovo T440 uses 25% in an hour. The fact that it can charge my laptop, using a 3 pin plug, and all my usb devices, is great. Be aware it can only supply 100w, so OK for a fridge but not a kettle.
It’s a little plasticy, not as rugged as it appears in the photos, but seems to survive rattling around in my van OK. It’s lightweight and easy to carry using the handle.
Nice design, good safety features.
I was pushing it to it’s max.
As I’m.a consultant and travel a lot I will be using it a lot, so in the end I returned the item and opted for an alternative.
Received and used a few times to test it out. Very small and light unit with hard plastic casing. I’m glad I ordered the carry case as it looks as though it wouldn’t survive many knocks. First charged to 100% then managed to charge a Nintendo Switch, two iPhones, an Amazon tab and some headphones before the charge gave out so pretty respectable for the price. The main benefit to us is the AC socket allows our Switch and laptops to be charged effectively, and this seems to work well. Hopefully it will survive the test of some camping trips.
Bit hard to say about this one
Whilst it’s compact and charges well there is a tendency for the power lights that state the charge left to be incorrect. They will stay 100% for a long time then drop to 75 then 50 then very quickly to 0. Whilst not a big issue it can be misleading what charge is left. As you get to know the device it gets less significant. Don expect much more other than charging gadgets.
Update to the update. True to their word a replacement unit arrived quickly and without any fuss. I have used it daily for a few days to check it out and it has performed well. I have therefore added another 2 stars to my review. The product is a useful one and Powkey is a reliable vendor.
Update. I contacted Powkey and they quickly responded. They asked me to send a video of the device showing the error light code, very simple to do with my iPad. They have apologised for the problem and are sending me a replacement unit. I am very pleased with this because the Powkey has been of great use to me since I purchased it and I have missed it. I will upgrade my stars from 1 to 3 and will further upgrade when I receive the working replacement unit. Good work Powkey, reliable and fast acting client service.
Purchased this in August 2022 and have been very happy with it until today, May 2023. It no longer switches on, with only the 25% and 50% charge lights flickering briefly. Disappointing because it was well worth the money for my purpose but not when it only lasts a few months.
Bought to power a PoE injector to power a wireless network access point for survey work. Powered up a 802.3BT standard PoE 90w injector which lasts around 6 to 7 hours continuous. Much cheaper than the alternative 600 option. Used for about 6 days solid now stored away until the next survey. Let’s hope it still works. I’d highly recommend some rubber stick ons as the casing is cheap but I guess I’m using it on a more industrial purpose Vs a camping tool. Not used all functions primarily the 240v socket only and it works.
I really liked this gadget and it is a useful supplemental power source. I recently used the main light for an event hung in an event shelter and from full charge with light continuously on used 6% over two hours with nothing else charged. It throws a night beam. Also you have the auxiliary torch that has flashing element also. It charges phones well and quickly and a laptop though will drain this but you get nearly a full charge. It is good for fans but doesn’t have the guts for heaters. Good for an outdoor speaker. A mini fridge a couple of hours use. I bought one for my daughter who is at uni as this is useful for power cuts should they have them. If you want one to run a heater you will need a more powerful make. I would recommend this and really useful. Being fully charged or at least 80% is helpful. Let’s see in a few months! So far – so good!
Perfect for camping
Charge from mains, 12v car lighter socket or usb, and hooks up to solar panel, impressive selection of cables and accessories for charging, taken on several camping trips fully charged and topped up with a solar panel was fine for 4 mobile phones.
I bought this power station to help us out on days out and camping trips. We have a lot of devices which we take with us and it’s great that this small compact portable power station can help us all keep powered up.
When the power station arrived the first thing I did was to charge it fully using the supplied mains adapter.
It has 2 USB and 1 USB 3 port along with 1 USB C port. It also has a UK Plug socket so you can plug a device in like a fan and run it off this magic little device.
It also has 2 torches one on the side and one on the back so it’s really handy when camping.
This small power stations is really great at topping up phones and tablets when you really need it and because of the number of ports on it you can charge multiple devices at once.
Overall I am seriously impressed with this power station and for the following reasons I have decided to rate it 5 stars:
Small and lightweight
Robust
Good connection options
AC outlet works great
Very easy to use
Fast at charging devices
Excellent flash lights
Value for money
My laptop runs on this power bank for some 3-4 hours, not awesome but mine’s a power-hungry gaming laptop so I’m ok with that.
Charging off the mains seems to take ages, maybe about 7 hours, so dreams of hopping in a caf to charge it while having a cup of coffee’s gone through the window. Getting a charger with higher amperage seems to help a bit.
A little downside is that the 15v charging socket is exactly the same as 12v outlet so it’s easy to confuse them without reading carefully which one is which. Why does it not have different sockets for different purposes so they couldn’t be connected incorrectly by mistake?? Seems like a sign of poor design thinking.
Size and shape are ok, the item fits rather neatly in a rucksack.
We live in a semi rural location and suffer rather a lot of power cuts – the most recent one last week for a mere 2.5 hours. The worst recently just before Christmas was 15 hours. We have a multi fuel stove for warmth and a camping stove for a cup of tea or a bowl of soup but no lights. In the 15 hour outage I used a 2 socket extension plugged into this device and ran our broadband router (broadband still operational) and a table lamp for almost 9 hours before it finally gave up. The most recent last week 2.5 hours ran the same 2 devices for the whole time and was still showing 3 lights when power was restored. It’s not going to run any power hungry appliances but for us it’s been just what we needed. We also have a couple of small power banks to charge our phones and Chromebook during outages. When power is restored I charge it up immediately and we’re ready for the next time. It’s light, quite small and comes in a storage bag with chargers.
I had an earlier version of this same power block purchased in September 2017. It has been used regularly since then to power lighting and to charge mobile devices when working outdoors at markets or around the farm, or when away from home, where there is no mains power available. Depending on the power draw, it holds its charge for one day or a few days, before needing to be recharged. My old block though has now become faulty – I think the switching more than the charging or power, but mostly it refuses to switch on now. Can’t complain though as it would have been many times more expensive to pay for mains power at market sites, than the cost of the Powkey (was more expensive in 2017 at 199).
I have just purchased a new one. Now less expense at 139.99 and it has a carry case (the old one didn’t).
I have only used it rwice so far and it seems to be fine, so I’m looking forward to using it for at least another 4 years or so.
I notice some reviewers have complained about the power output, but it’s not intended to power devices with a large overall or peak power draw – you need something with greater power capacity to do that, you have to match the needs of your device with the power of the power bank. Of course the more power you need the more you will need to pay.
For its intended application, this little power bank does exactly what it needs to.
I was in doubt at first product looks priddy basic on Amazon’s photos. It feels much more premium and the body is reinforced. More of a compound than a plastic feels more aluminium. It’s a little hefty but not as big as I expected. The weight only shows the capacity rating is realistic. The power output however surprised me. They claim 200 watts however I can run my HP omen off this which is rated at 200 watts when charging nevermind running. I then decided to get a power adapter and plug in a high power demand JBL speaker that I own which claims 70 watts when charging and (85 watts when functioning) it ran them both and still had enough current to power my smart phone it ended up fully charging my computer and speaker. (Computer 18000 + JBL 20000) this Adds up to about 38000 mah and still had 1 bar left of power all’s I have to say is I am very impressed and if in doubt. Don’t be. You’ll be surprised. Brilliant product at a brilliant price at a capacity nobody would complain about. The fan is intermittent. It comes on only when the inverter exceeds a certain temp and then goes off when it goes below so you don’t have a noisy fan like some other products on the market I have purchased.
Not expensive, but very useful to me.
To start, while it’s still quite portable, the size and weight mean it’s more of a backpack option. The plastic housing is sturdy and unassuming. All the ports are solid and have just the right size…not too hard to plug in but not loose enough that the cord pulls out immediately.
I have quite a few power banks/battery packs lying around the house, but they are all for smartphones and tablets. This is my first power pack that features an AC outlet. It is definitely bulkier; you’re not slipping this guy into a pocket for the evening, but the tradeoff is a lot more capacity and power available.
It includes a power cord for charging from AC outlets and a 12V car charger adapter for on-the-go recharging. Always important to temper expectations for travel solar, though…it takes a long time to charge gadgets and is mostly an emergencies-only use case.
Really this takes the cake for having an outlet anywhere you want. I’ve used it for air mattress air compressors, a fan, a laptop (make sure your charger is compatible with the voltage/amperage provided), a portable projector (excellent for a movie night against the side of the house or garage), to power a surge strip with several low voltage items plugged in, and of course – I’ve used it to charge my phones, tablets, etc via the USB outlets.
After all, this unit worth every penny.