There are many reasons someone would like 1000wh but have 1500. First, it's a cost matter. The deeno unit is 600. Good value. So I want to run my refrigerator and also be able to use it for a coffee maker which runs 1200 watts for 10 mins. It would be nice if you actually tested its capacity and the inverters' efficiency. It is hard to determine if it's a quality unit based on your review.
Same. This guy is looking for a powerhouse, but that's not what this is for. And I still cannot imagine a cogent use case where I would have the power station plugged in to charge, meaning there's grid AC power somewhere, but then also use the unit to power an AC device. Why not just plug into the wall?
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There are many reasons someone would like 1000wh but have 1500. First, it's a cost matter. The deeno unit is 600. Good value. So I want to run my refrigerator and also be able to use it for a coffee maker which runs 1200 watts for 10 mins. It would be nice if you actually tested its capacity and the inverters' efficiency. It is hard to determine if it's a quality unit based on your review.
Same. This guy is looking for a powerhouse, but that's not what this is for. And I still cannot imagine a cogent use case where I would have the power station plugged in to charge, meaning there's grid AC power somewhere, but then also use the unit to power an AC device. Why not just plug into the wall?