I`m not getting the full claimed capacity on mine. Also, when the display shows no bars left and the red charge warning you still have 200 watt hours left. Only half the battery (or less) has been used when it shows 20% remaining. Very oddball device. But it runs my dorm fridge and my half sized freezer (adjust thermostat for best results) and was the best value for doing so, so...
The difference is that supposedly the grey one you mention here and showed has pass through Ac power so it can charge and output But the grey one fail in that claim 1800 burst wattage many over heated and hopefully this one those watts claim and doesn’t have so much issues does this new version model have passthrough on all outputs ?
I think the wireless charging is constantly draining the battery when it`s on. I did a test with a watt meter on a brand new EB70 that was fully charged and ran my small AC fridge on high. It took ten hours to drain the battery until the power station died and the watt meter says I got 555 watt hours. I wish the battery capacity they name on these things is the ACTUAL capacity you get but that isn`t how China does things.
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it does have it's faults but for the "price" there are none that can compete for the power it puts out.
I`m not getting the full claimed capacity on mine. Also, when the display shows no bars left and the red charge warning you still have 200 watt hours left. Only half the battery (or less) has been used when it shows 20% remaining. Very oddball device. But it runs my dorm fridge and my half sized freezer (adjust thermostat for best results) and was the best value for doing so, so...
The difference is that supposedly the grey one you mention here and showed has pass through Ac power so it can charge and output But the grey one fail in that claim 1800 burst wattage many over heated and hopefully this one those watts claim and doesn’t have so much issues does this new version model have passthrough on all outputs ?
I think the wireless charging is constantly draining the battery when it`s on. I did a test with a watt meter on a brand new EB70 that was fully charged and ran my small AC fridge on high. It took ten hours to drain the battery until the power station died and the watt meter says I got 555 watt hours. I wish the battery capacity they name on these things is the ACTUAL capacity you get but that isn`t how China does things.