Excellent BUDGET Power Station! LiFePO4 Oupes 600watt - Full Review and Testing
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- In this video I review and test this Oupes 600w portable power station / battery. This battery is priced extremely well when you have the $100 coupon available, so watch for that to be available when purchasing this power station. I'd recommend this LiFePO4 power station for anyone looking to run a 12v compressor fridges or other low power devices while camping or emergencies. It's not a perfect power station, I would like to see better AC inverter efficiency.
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Oupes 1100 with Solar Panels priced @ $976
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Ouepes 1100 priced @ $680
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Oupes 600 priced @ $390
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Video Time Stamps:
Introduction: (0:00)
Display Overview: (0:58)
12 Volt Output/Capacity: (2:27)
USB Ports: (4:10)
AC Inverter Output/Capacity: (4:55)
Charging the Power Station: (6:42)
Real World Solar Testing: (8:10)
LED Light: (9:57)
Build Materials / Weight: (10:42)
Price per Watt Hour: (11:19)
Final Thoughts: (12:20) 
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Well I can't believe you took my advice and gave this a try that's awesome! I use mine in my car everyday and keep my set power 45d refrigerator going all day as well as use it for pressure cooking since it can handle 600 watts I have a pressure cooker that is about 500 to 600 watts so I can eat while I'm driving. And I can recharge this thing over and over again and still have a great life to it. Great video and I'm glad you like it as much as I do! When I got it there was $190 coupon and if you want to get in touch with the company message them through Amazon because I've been in constant contact with the company ever since I bought it and when they reply it comes up as JX power.
It's a great power station! You got it an amazing price on it, wow! Thanks for the contact tips for getting a hold of the company for issues. You got a link on the pressure cooker you are using?
It's the prepameal 3 quart pressure cooker. Just Amazon it and you can't miss it. I needed a power station that is LiFePO4, 500wh and a 600w inverter. If you look there are not many and this one seemed like a steal. This was before eb55 came out and the eb70 I felt was too expensive and I need a screen with a percentage. I felt like this was the best option. Plus the price
@@defwebsolutions yeah, it fills a good void in the market. Thanks for the info!
Got mine in yesterday. Doesn't charge anything
Jason, we have our OUPES 1100 video completed and uploaded now. It's on our "Under the Median" channel. Just uploaded it yesterday. Thanks for what you presented with the 600 unit. I learned so much from watching yours.
I noticed mine doesn't support bi directional USBc charging like the 600w unit. Bummer right!?
@@Jasonoid - I actually tried it and it failed. Don't know why they didn't offer this feature on the 1100. Would have been nice. But I'm happy with the rate at which it charges. Love having this as a back up.
Great review once again Jason. I've been thinking about this one for a while and your review helps a lot. As you mentioned though, I am still hesitant because of the lack of contact info. I sent a message through Amazon to the seller to try and get that information. Thanks.
I agree, it would be beneficial to have their contact info for future warranty claims. I will send my contact an email and have them post on the video (if they have a RUclips account).
Excellent review!
I bought this power station + solar panel for $440 bucks! So far the unit has been working great! I decided to buy it after watching your review! Thanks Jason!
I like the dual charging input and the size of the screen! Glad to hear it's working well for you!
Paid 599... Doesn't work
@@RoadieSurvival it has a warranty, email the Oupes support email on your warranty card.
Great review. Love that you test all the things I care about. Thank you.
Thanks! What else would you think would fit into the channel?
Jasonoid I think what is missing from other reviews is comparisons and opinions. I like the objective Dara, but then I am interested in what you prefer and why. I know we all have different use cases, so things depend, but what if you said, I like this for camping and why or I choose this for emergencies. Just a thought.
@@litnoregrets7551 Thanks for the feedback, I'll think about how to include that into these videos
Jasonoid Awesome!
Hey, quiet pleased with your content. Desperately waiting for you to do the video on the battery hookup 100ah battery. I ordered four kits of them, to make a backup solution for power outage. I have seen landscape wire usage in your videos. Question about the landscape wire, is the 12/2 landscape good enough to use with two hundred watt panels in series? If yes what are the max watts I can achieve using them safely, and do they really need to be buried.
Thanks Mace! I have quite a few projects, reviews, and other videos I'm working on so that DIY 100ah battery will be coming out soon, maybe in the next 3 weeks or so. Newborn, kids, and a full time job so I've been super busy.
As for using landscape 12/2 wire, it can handle 20 amps, so it could handle the max power of 360 watts (18v x 20amps). It doesn't have to be buried in a portable/temporary setup but if you wanted something permanent you'd probably want to protect it in conduit or something.
Excellent tour through the features of the OUPES power station. I have the 1100 watt model on order and can't wait to check it out. Looks like a good reliable unit.
I should be getting the 1100watt unit next month or so. Looking forward to see how it works, should be very similar to this one but just BIGGER haha
@@Jasonoid - yes. I'll be watching for your review. Hope and I will also feature it in one of our future videos on her channel. Can't wait.
Let me know when you get your video posted!
@@Jasonoid - I will. I checked out the two 100 watt solar panels yesterday (12.12.21) that came with the unit. I was able to get 150 watts of input power with them on a clear, sunny day with a lower, late afternoon sun. Unfortunately, I found out that the OUPES panels are a little flimsy in the wind. They blew over twice, so they will need some extra support on windy days.
@@larryware1 Thanks for the update on your panels. I have been able to test my pair only once so far since winter has hit in my area. I got about 140 watts total but the conditions weren't perfect, I probably would expect more in better conditions. They are light weight which is nice to move around but not good for windy days! haha
Great review, I was wondering if this was worth reviewing and it seems solid. I recently replaced my Kill-a-watt with a meter w/internal battery so I could run the capacity tests without babysitting it, wish I did it earlier! Do you like your DC load tester, been looking to pick one up and there are a lot to choose from.
You got a link for that kill a watt meter with the internal battery? That would be sweet!
It seems like most of these DC load testers are similar, I bought mine off Aliexpress and waited for 2 months for it to arrive haha. They are the same exact ones you can buy off Amazon for double the price!
Good job Jason
Thanks Tennisbum! What's your favorite feature of this power station?
Great video! I’m between this and the Bibene. Do you favor one over the other? I want it for camping and home use during power outages. I think I prefer the bibene but I hear a lot of small appliances like hot plates are just over 500 watts so I’m worried it wouldn’t handle it. Thanks
Thanks James, this power station charges a little faster than the Bibene and also has a larger inverter. It has a little more plastic and the fan is a little louder. Overall its a great unit and I think it'd work well for you.
Nice to see other companies offering LiFePO4 chemistry at a less expensive price point. I wonder how long it will be before Ecoflow does the same in a model similar to the RIVER MAX?
Im not sure, their larger new models offer LFP chemistry so maybe we will see that trickle down now to a new smaller model?
Well originally during the kickstarter the River Pro used LiFePo4 so I'm not sure what changed.
Great review on this Power Station. At that price its and excellent deal! Thanks for sharing this!
@@Jasonoid Why 50watt or less?
@@csgofordummies1239 oh no! I thought this comment was for the Ctechi 240wh Power station! My other orange power station.... Ooooops! I'll delete that first comment. This one will work great with a 100 - 120 watt panel! Sorry for the confusion guys!
@@Jasonoid No problem, btw you can "overpanel" by simply getting a 200W panel for a 100W max input and it will just max out right, you dont need two 100W to "overpanel" right?
@@csgofordummies1239 yep, just any 200 watt solar input will overpanel it, so either two 100 Watt panels or one 200 watt panel. It might be more cost effective to go with a 160watt or 180watt panel since youd never see 200 watts of input.
This one almost hits all the marks for me. I'm not a fan of that style of handle at all and for that price, even with a coupon, I want either a phone number or an email to contact the manufacturer. Excellent video as always!
Working on collecting contact info, I'll update this comment if so. I was happy with the price per performance.
Great video bud. I emailed you over the weekend. I know you must be go go go!
I replied back, check your spam filter maybe...
@@Jasonoid got you back. Can’t believe the spam filter like actually worked for once! Lol
This sounds pretty good!!
It's a great model when the coupon is applied. The price is really competitive.
Hi Jason, besides the watts what other difference do the 1200w have that the 1100w don't have? On the oupes website they no longer display the 1100w. I ordered the 1200w from website.
From my understanding there isn't a difference. They just renamed it to sound better I think. You can email them and ask, but I'm guessing it's all the same.
Hey Jason, thanks for the informative review.
How many watts does the cooling fan use when triggered on with 100 watts input of solar charging?
I saw a couple of RUclips reviews where the Oupes 600W battery percentage went down with the fan running while charging with a 100 watt solar panel at midday with clear skies and good sun exposure.
Probably 2 or 3 watts, the fans are super efficent. The only thing that would use power while sitting idle would the leaving the AC inverter on for a long period of time. I've never see the battery percentage drop during charging...
@@Jasonoid Thanks Jason,
Check out this RUclips clip review of the Oupes 600W ruclips.net/video/pURKu6Dpkl8/видео.html where the Oupes 600W battery loses charge when charging with solar with the fan running (beginning at 18:35).
The fan on my unit doesn't run like that. It really only runs if the AC inverter is on. That's probably the one thing that's different on these Oupes 600 power stations, they have different firmware or something because the fan runs differently.
Very helpful Jason as usual! Thank you, I'll keep my eye on this one.
Thanks for checking it out Ulysses, great price for the features for sure!
I think I saw a review of a Jackery where the 12 volt cigarette socket turned off if there was no power draw after a certain amount of time. This would not be good if a refrigerator was plugged and the air temperature was so cool that the compressor in the refrigerator did not need to come on for a few hours. When it needed to come on, the power was off and you would need to press the button to turn it back on. Does this unit have a timed shut off on the cigarette socket? Thanks.
I always test these power stations on fridges for that reason. I ran a fridge on this for 24 hours, no issues with port auto shutoff.
Yea man good review
Thanks Eric! Appreciate the feedback.
another Jackery style London Bridge Handle
I like the size and it would be a good companion model or beginner model
I agree, offers quite a bit of options for the entry level price. Should power quite a few gadgets.
Hi Jason, me again. Could you tell me what size Power CONVERTER OR INVERTER to buy because I think with these portable power stations only getting a couple nights of running my C-pap with the humidifier off and spending all that money for just maybe 2 or 3 nights I think it would be better for me to just buy another deep cycle marine battery and buy a power converter to hook to the battery so I can plug my c-pap into that. I have a 410w power converter now that works but on my latest camping trip a couple of days ago we noticed that the fan would come on when I inhaled then go off. I 'm thinking of buying another one but don't want to get the wrong size. Got any suggestions. Thank you
I have had great experiences with this brand, I have the smaller 300 watt model but this one has 500 watt output. Pure sine wave output too:
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Would it be possible for you to do a review on this new to the market power bank, BigBlue Cellpowa 500, 537.6wh, LifePo4, $399.99 less $80.00 discount. It seems to be a good choice. Thanks.
Looks like a decent 500wh model, thanks for the heads up on it. I will look into that power station!
I actually just ordered one. Unit plus 100w panel for $456 from manufacturer with coupon. Best deal for the money (if they eventually ship it). I did make sure to use a credit card just in case there is a problem. The web site is a VERY boilerplate.
I've had a good experience with them, I wouldn't worry about it. I have two different 100 watt panels from them, the 18v version and the 24 volt version I need to test out still!
With regards to price updates - the Bluetti EB70 is discounted to $499 on Amazon at the moment.
Thats a great price for the EB70, thanks for sharing!
What do you think is the best budget solar panel for the Oupes 600. Getting ready to go on a trip to the UP of Michigan and want something to power my Iceco fridge and some lights?
Elecaenta 120 or Baldr 120 are the best budget options so far that put out over 100 watts. I have some other budget solar panels I need to test soon.
@@Jasonoid Thanks Jason. Your advice and reviews are awesome! 😎
Im glad to see that it has around 100 watts of solar charging. I wish I was in the market for one when it was really cheap. ha. Im tempted to check out the Big Blue now for that reason but it doesnt have pass through charging.
Someone demonstrated the BigBlue doesn't charge and discharge at the same time?
With my 18V 120W panel it only charges at around 85W due to the 4.2A input current limit. I managed to get it to charge at the full 120W (at the risk of breaking it) by using both the 8mm and USB-C inputs since my panel has 5.5mm and USB-C outputs.
With dual charging I didn't have any issues pushing the Oupes to 156watts or so. Why do you think you were pushing it too far with the 120watts using both ports?
@@Jasonoid I was worried of a voltage differential/current loop problem from the solar panel. When using wall adapters the supplies are isolated.
@@andronicuscomnenus2642 I see what you mean. I also thought about using the both the USBc output and barrel plug output from one solar panel but I didn't end up trying it because the solar output was so bad with the smoke in my area.
Oupes recommends to drain the battery to 40-45% (and then recharge it), you don’t use it to often. This to keep the battery healthy.
That allows the display to stay accurate to the actual battery state of charge. I don't see that being an issue.
Is this the generic 600w inverter made by Oupes? I don't see Oupes label on this unit
You didn't discuss anything regarding the fan, how often does the cooling fan goes on & how loud is it, during charging via AC does it stay on like Bluetti? Good review. Thanks.
AC charger doesn't have a fan, it's silent. The unit does have a fan that turns on when it's charging about 100 watts or if the AC inverter gets hot but it wasn't loud or an issue so I didn't think to talk about it. Good performance for the price :)
I read the 2021 version had 30 db fan, so I got the 2022 version with 15 db for $20 more.
Thank you for all of the helpful reviews. I just purchased the Bibene for $417 shipped to my door and today just noticed the Oupes would've come in at $374 shipped to my door. The Bibene is scheduled for delivery on Monday. It's tempting to send back the Bibene save $43 and nearly double my charging speed.
If I'm not mistaken the Bibene doesn't allow dual charging. Faster charging speed isn't imperative but still is a nice feature.
What are your thoughts? Is this just splitting pennies at this point? Lol
I like the build quality of the Bibene a little more since it's a complete metal design. The Bibene also had more capacity. They are very similar so you probably wouldn't notice a huge difference.
If you think you'll have a way to dual charge it up with USBc and solar panels on the go it might be worth swapping. I don't really see another way to easily get that 60watts additional charging unless you have another power station or USBc wall charger.
@@Jasonoid I do have a USBc wall charger. Does the Bibene support dual charging with solar and USBc for faster charging?
I would be using this mostly in my Short Bus Schoolie or Shuttle Bus conversion as an additional alternative and more mobile power source to the cheap deep cycle 66wh AGM battery 300-watt solar setup I have.
@@scottc873 The Bibene doesn't support dual charging.
@@Jasonoid Decisions decisions. Thanks again for all the great reviews and prompt answers to questions.
@@Jasonoid The 300-watt solar charging Mod seems pretty simple and very tempting. That may be the way to go with Bibene's larger capacity and build quality.
Jason, when the cooling fan runs on your Oupes, does it cycle on and off for a second at a time?? It sounds like a machine gun, is this normal??
Reach out to Oupes support, mine doesn't do that and I've heard they will send a replacement unit out if it does that. Support email is in my pinned comment.
@@Jasonoid Thank You!!
So what is your opinion of this power station now? Still think it's a good buy? It's currently $350 on amazon and I'm tempted to get it or the Bibene CN505
This one has more capacity, higher watt inverter, and faster charging (dual 160 watt charging). The Bibene is a little more compact but only charges at 85 watts or so. They both are great options. You can't go wrong with either one!
@@Jasonoid They added a $50 coupon with the 30% discount code this morning! Snagged one for $299!
How often would you charge this when not in use? Once a month or a few times a year? I'm assuming not to leave this plugged in to an ac outlet all the time?
They like to sit at 80% charge when not in use. That will give you the best cycles over time. I would charge it once every 3 months as it's not being used.
@@Jasonoid thanks
How did you pareil the solar panels
They have adapters that you can purchase. The adapter connects the positive leads together and the negative leads together. It depends on the solar panel you own (they all have different connections). This connection of solar panels adds up the power so you can get more watts into a power station.
Good review
I bought a cheap battery Marbero 222wh battery.
It does NOT have an AC inverter and it does NOT have a 12v cigarette lighter plug.
It comes with an adapter to connect any cigarette lighter plug.
It is on sale for 50% off and came out to just over 69 bucks.
I ran my ICECO JP40 in 90 degree weather.
A guy on Amazon reviewed it and he said the 12v DC plugs are regulated.
69 bucks for 222wh battery is a deal in my opinion.
What do you think Jason?
Sounds like a great deal at $69! That 222wh battery should run the fridge for at least 8 hours without needing to charge it. You'll need larger capacity / a bigger battery once you need to run a fridge for 24 to 336 hours this one should work well for that. Thanks for sharing your experience, what a good find Kris!
@@Jasonoid
I ran it in 90 degree weather.
It was on one bar out of four bars for the battery.
It ran all day connected to a Dokio solar panel.
It could not fully charge the battery.
I think I need a better solar panel.
I am looking for a 12v cigarette lighter plug with multiple voltage.
It's hard to find this plug.
I had an old one from Radio Shack and it stopped working.
Does this unit offer pass through charging?
Yes, it can charge and discharge at the same time.
Great review. Does anyone know of a solar generator that has a capacity of +2000wh but without a touch screen. I do have a Bluetti EB240 but it takes forever to charge. I actually got in on the preorder sale of the AC200MAX but canceled my order cause I just like simple buttons without all the bells and whistles of the touch screen.
Have you seen the ECOflow large power stations, I dont think they have touch screens. I could be wrong though
@@Jasonoid I have looked at them but with the 800 charge cycles compared to the 2000 of other similar units it’s hard to pull the trigger on one. Thanks for your input.
Love the lazy Susan
so i have mine on a 180 watt monochrystaline panel. it doesn't seem to work. is it too much?
It should charge the power station around 110 watts or so, thats what it's limited to.
@@Jasonoid Ok thanks so much. I must have a connection problem
I’ve seen most of your reviews there all very good if not great. Imma be doing a review on that 120w Aguei foldable solar panel any suggestions?
Thanks Eric, I like comparing solar panels against each other in my reviews. If you don't have any other panels maybe just show the panel charging different devices and show the max wattage you get. Were you able to get that plastic protective layer off the panel? I thought I saw that those panels come with that coating.
@@Jasonoid yes I did lol. They are suppose to reimburse me the $ after the honest review. Hope that happens but if not it’s worth the $142 to me. Thanks man I appreciate it
@@erictafuro9076 I saw the struggle that AskIve had when he had to remove the plastic coating (so weird that they have that on there in the first place....never seen another portable panel with that before)....They offered a review sample to me and I kindly turned it down....LOL
@@Jasonoid it’s actually not nearly as bad as Asklve made it sound. There are some down sides like everything but for $140 out the door that’s hard to beat for a 120w
@@erictafuro9076 that's good! He kinda exaggerated it with his response haha. What average power do you usually see out of it?
How does this unit stack up with the bibene ?
Pros for this:
Charges faster, higher inverter output, better lcd display....is actually in stock
Pros for Bibene:
More compact and durable, more capacity storage
Thank you for asking this question. Exact question I had.
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Haha
Where can I get a capacity load tester like the one you are showing?
Amazon has them for sale, search 155 watt DC battery load tester
@@Jasonoid can you please share a link, so many come up
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@@Jasonoid Thank you
@@Jasonoid will this only work for DC or can I also use AC? Also I see you connected to the DC car port, is that an Anderson connection you got and used?
Hey Jasonoid ... Which would you get? This one @ $399.00..or the Eb55 @ $459.00..or the Bibene @ $469.00 but It has a 80 buck coupon so it's $389.00 right now..which would u get n why?
Sup Mr. Reep0! Good questions. The Bluetti EB55 is the best 500wh power station currently available. Fast charging, 700 watt inverter, 100watt PD usbc. It's hard to beat it right now. If you want those extra features its worth the price in my mind. Did you apply my discount code, it can usually drop the price a bit.
I have heard multiple people tell me Bluetti has stood behind their product when an issue has come up. I would trust the warranty on the EB55 more than the Oupes. Just my two cents. Let me know what you decide to do! Both a good options, just depends if you want faster charging and the higher wattage inverter.
@@Jasonoid ty brother for your time and answers... Where's that code u mentioned.. How much is the discount?
@@Mr.REEP0 it's 50 off, it's in my EB55 review video
@@Jasonoid ty sir
Hey Jasonoid... Hope all is well... I got a question for you.. I was about to jump on the Eb70s (800w) upgrade @716kw with the pv120 panel deal.. Its currently at 899 with a 100 off coupon.. .. Then I saw the oupes 1100 w 992 kw with a 100w panel at 899..which one seems like the better buy.. I know Bluetti has that warrant security behind but.... If that wasn't an issue.. Does the higher watt inverter n more capacity make it worth it?
Amazon has 2 different oupes 600 models listed. One is 379.99 and the is 449.99. What’s the difference?
Usually just different deals going on. They should be the same power station. Amazon is pretty crazy sometimes and makes things confusing.
Thank you so much for the quick response! All the info can be overwhelming as a novice. Your reviews and input really help educate and navigate.
The 2022 version costs $20 more as of April 5 and it only is 15 db quieter than the 2021 model via Amazon.
I just bit the bullet. Was interested in the Bluetti eb70 for the longest time, but the price I got for this I couldn't pass up. Think I got a good deal?
$359.98 at the moment in Amazon.
-$25 Coupon
-$36 with 10% Discount Code
= $298.98
+$23.17 Tax
$322.15 Grand Total
$322.15/504 = $0.64 per watt hour
I would have love the higher capacity of the eb70, one more PD outlet, and two more AC outlets, and the folding handle. But at the end of the day, my lack of money won out. Also, because I use my Amazon Prime card, I just pay $26.85 per month for twelve months.
You got it at a great price! I'm sure it will work well for you. What are you wanting to use it for mostly?
@@Jasonoid
For me, just recharging my laptop for photo and video editing and charging my phone, light and camera batteries, etc. Was thinking of cooking with it, too, with a portable, single induction plate set on the lowest setting (600?) for some ramen, eggs, spam, pot stickers, etc. Will probably save up for an IceCo vl45 or vl60.
Debating about a foldable/portable solar panel. But I might just try the cigarette lighter to charge up the generator when I drive my box truck.
Glad to know you think that's a great price.
lmao now you're a pro with that lazy susan !
Thanks, i've been practicing! hehe
New coupon?
The price is $350 on Amazon right now with a $200 coupon, that's an excellent price
Although I don't need ANOTHER power station, too bad I didn't get this one instead of the Rockpals or Enginestar (neither of which are "bad" units); I'd prefer LiFePO4.
They also have a 1000w version
I also prefer lifepo4, but a reputable brand lithium Ion battery should also work well for most people! Thanks for watching!
Can I Fly with
Just think happy thoughts!
There is the activity of Oupes official web next week, the original price of all the products will be reduced by $100,
It will last from 8th-14th.
Where's you money better spent.. On this unit of the golabs r500?
This one has a larger capacity, higher wattage inverter, and also supports dual charging.... Probably this one!
@@Jasonoid cool.. And is the surge on this one 1000 or 1200?..
@@Mr.REEP0 In theory it's that way. It's really hard to test the surge on these smaller power station because I dont' know of any small appliances that surge. Not sure how much it would be useful to plan on surge wattage. You think of any appliances that would surge to just 1000 watts and use 600w continuous?
@@Jasonoid I was thinking for those oh shit my fridge moments.. Lol
Battery is discharged when the solar input is low, waiting on Oupes instructions to return unit.
I have heard of that issue from a fe viewers, I haven't been able to replicate it on mine so I think some units have it and some don't.
Thanks for your prompt reply, your videos helped me make informed decisions for buying the solar unit and panel. Hopefully I get assistance from Oupes soon.
@@ldiaz7641 keep me updated, I always want to hear about how my viewers are treated when issues come up!
@@ldiaz7641 how did it go? I just got mine in. Was 100 percent but won't charge anything... Did you send you a new one?
@@RoadieSurvival Per Oupes the problem might have been the compatibility with the solar panel. Unit returned with assistance from Oupes and got full refund.
They didn't give contact info for warranty issues? Big red flag.
They came back the warranty info after the video once I requested it. They can be emailed here: support@oupes.com
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It's a great power station
I thought It was 2000 cycles to 80% capacity
Depends on the battery specs and how hard they push them, but that is the case for most lifepo4 power stations.
No more coupon !
Yeah, they have a sale coming up on their website. I will post an update about the pricing.
sold out in less than 2 hours. lol
It's not sold out, I just confirmed. You click the 600w option, then click See all buying options, that will allow you to add the coupon to the deal.
wopw, just got it for 350$ looks like i got to wait a week or two but it's worth it!!
@@mckaymnm Its a great deal for the price, you'll enjoy it!
Well, I bought one of these stations because I heard good things about it, but the instructions don't really tell a non solar geek what anything means. You did the same thing. You mentioned watts and volts but you didn't tell what they do, what they would power, you didn't talk to regular people. So for me, all your knowledge was not helpful.
I try to make my videos very straight forward and simple but there is a very wide audience that watch these videos so I can't focus on everyone. I'd recommend watching a few "Electricity 101" or "the basics of electricty" videos on youtube to help you get the foundation of how things work, then hopefully you'll feel more comfortable with the power station and how it works.
@@Jasonoid , I'll try to educate myself a bit. I'm not part of the Young generation that has grown up with these terms and has an understanding of what they mean. I do appreciate your knowledge and the time you spent. Thank you for your reply.
@@nmr6988, don't blame being old as being uneducated. Electricity has been in most homes for over 100 years! My grandfather graduated from College in 1909 and he knew that 100 watts was brighter than 60 watts when he changed a light bulb.
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