I purchased the Anker 757 to power my Dometic cfx55 refrigerator and I absolutely love it. This thing appears to be built very tough. This thing ran me refrigerator for over 72 hours and only brought down to 48%, not scientific study by any means. I do wish they had 90 degree elbow for DC car socket, I have to place items to protect huge socket.
Hello, great video, and I do have that 757 powerhouse and as a kit I got 3 solar panels with it and can use all 3 solar panels at once and the powerhouse 757 is able to except 300 watts of power from the solar panels and it all works as it should, now I have only had mine for a little while now but I can say it is everything I was looking for and then some and woks absolutely amazing, I have used the solar panels alone just to charge my cell phone and I have a small jackery that I charge using the adapter barrel plug that came with the solar panels and it worked perfect it charged the jackery up in about hour and a half from 43% to full, I love it and I am thinking about getting the 767 unit for a future pull type rv soon and I am also looking at the Anker coolers as well, I have an E-Kooler fridge now that I use and I plug it into the 757 on a weekend camping trips and it hardly uses any power at all, I really enjoy using this power station. Great video and I'm a new sub. Thanks
Bought the Anker SOLIX F1200 Solar Generator (=Powerhouse 757) + 100W Solar , now with 300 euro discount Anker spring sale offer, payed 799 euro bundle price I use it for extra electra power on my caravan airco while I'm cooking on elektra, without I can not do both. For my 2 drones, my Himaway Cruiser ebike, in the car for the fridge when motor is off, at home use it aswell to save energy, the Solix is loaded with panels on day, for the electra in the evening, so for more duties
Initially I got my grecell power station for power outages. Ended up bringing to my multi loop 6hr night trail run, where we can set up own aid station/rest staging area. I absolutely loved having the ability to plug in lights, recharge phone, recharge Bluetooth headsets, bug zapper, percussion gun, electric warming blanket etc. all with no generator noise or fumes interrupting runners in nature trail side. I was comfy enough to stay all night and cheer in finishers 12hr and 24hr runners.
Nice! that's a great use case for these types of batteries. A lot of races use gas powered generators for night finishes while these are much quieter, less stinky, and easier to lug around!
Utah Jeff ….here …. Love your review….have been considering purchasing this unit …I especially like your review on the panel. I currently have 2 smaller power stations…but I want to get a portable fridge for travel and camping and think I need a larger unit to make that work
Thanks! The 757 would make a nice companion to a small DC fridge. 1200 Watt hours should get you through a full day and supplement with solar could last days. Thanks for watching!
Hey Dave, so just a little feedback: I live off-grid and am always looking for products such as this to potentially invest in down the line. I have two main batteries for my place but with the tech always improving, I’m always on the search for good upgrades. After watching the video for 5 min, I was still waiting for you to mention the capacity of the battery. I ended up scrubbing through the transcript to find it and also noticed you didn’t mention the pricing until the very last section, almost 20 minutes in. As someone who came to the video interested in the product, I would want to know these two data points up front, and then hear the rest of the review. Just a piece of feedback but my position might be the same as others. Regardless, thanks for the video and I’m glad you got a free battery and some $$ out of the deal!
Thanks for the feedback. I always include chapter markers for those only interested in certain details. In this case I do have a marker for Capacity/Specs along with Pricing. Thanks for tuning in.
I ordered a 757 plus 2 solar panels was told I would have it in 3 to 7 days and would get an email when it shipped. I finally called them after 6 days and the woman said she would talk to the warehouse and expedite my order she said it hadnt shipped so I told her to just cancel and she said she couldnt to email support so i did took a couple days to hear back they said they couldnt refund because it had shipped. so I just checked the tracking # they sent guess what its still there
very interesting. i have one and run a channel or 4. I am looking onto the possibility of using Anker products to keep a small village in Scotland running in a power cut of which we have many. I was going to contact Anker myself but have not got around to it yet. I love your presentation style. keep it going Kev Scotland UK
hi , thank you for the review ! i got a question what happens when i connect 2x renogy 175 watts solar panel , total 350 watts in the solar input ( XT60 ) will it charge max 300watts or blow a fuse ?
Very rough calculation. 1200Wh -> 5V × 240Ah. Typical phone battery is about 3Ah, so theoretical 80 charges, though likely to be less due to conversion losses.
Depends on how efficient it is and how long you need to power it for. Doing some simple math if it consumes 200watts, and the 757 has 1200wh of battery capacity you could run it for 6 hours. If it consumes more you’d get less time.
Depends on the AC and how long you need to run it. This battery offers 1229 watt hours of capacity with a 1500 watt inverter. A smaller portable air conditioner (around 5000btu) will consume 1000 watts at 120 volts doing the math there you could theoretically power a small AC for about 1.2 hours before the battery would be dead with the compressor running. Or around 2-3 hours if the AC is maintaining a cooled space. AC’s and heaters are notoriously power hungry appliances.
I purchased the Anker 757 to power my Dometic cfx55 refrigerator and I absolutely love it. This thing appears to be built very tough. This thing ran me refrigerator for over 72 hours and only brought down to 48%, not scientific study by any means. I do wish they had 90 degree elbow for DC car socket, I have to place items to protect huge socket.
Hello, great video, and I do have that 757 powerhouse and as a kit I got 3 solar panels with it and can use all 3 solar panels at once and the powerhouse 757 is able to except 300 watts of power from the solar panels and it all works as it should, now I have only had mine for a little while now but I can say it is everything I was looking for and then some and woks absolutely amazing, I have used the solar panels alone just to charge my cell phone and I have a small jackery that I charge using the adapter barrel plug that came with the solar panels and it worked perfect it charged the jackery up in about hour and a half from 43% to full, I love it and I am thinking about getting the 767 unit for a future pull type rv soon and I am also looking at the Anker coolers as well, I have an E-Kooler fridge now that I use and I plug it into the 757 on a weekend camping trips and it hardly uses any power at all, I really enjoy using this power station. Great video and I'm a new sub. Thanks
Bought the Anker SOLIX F1200 Solar Generator (=Powerhouse 757) + 100W Solar , now with 300 euro discount Anker spring sale offer, payed 799 euro bundle price
I use it for extra electra power on my caravan airco while I'm cooking on elektra, without I can not do both. For my 2 drones, my Himaway Cruiser ebike, in the car for the fridge when motor is off, at home use it aswell to save energy, the Solix is loaded with panels on day, for the electra in the evening, so for more duties
Great overview. Smart of Anker to send one to you. I didn't know these existed!
Initially I got my grecell power station for power outages. Ended up bringing to my multi loop 6hr night trail run, where we can set up own aid station/rest staging area. I absolutely loved having the ability to plug in lights, recharge phone, recharge Bluetooth headsets, bug zapper, percussion gun, electric warming blanket etc. all with no generator noise or fumes interrupting runners in nature trail side. I was comfy enough to stay all night and cheer in finishers 12hr and 24hr runners.
Nice! that's a great use case for these types of batteries. A lot of races use gas powered generators for night finishes while these are much quieter, less stinky, and easier to lug around!
That is a HUGE battery, but I might be interested in that stand alone solar panel!
Maaaaan sold!!!
Top review, the best.
'Trust me this works fine" heard that before lol
Utah Jeff ….here …. Love your review….have been considering purchasing this unit …I especially like your review on the panel. I currently have 2 smaller power stations…but I want to get a portable fridge for travel and camping and think I need a larger unit to make that work
Thanks! The 757 would make a nice companion to a small DC fridge. 1200 Watt hours should get you through a full day and supplement with solar could last days. Thanks for watching!
I totally want one of these!!! 😍 Thanks for posting this one. 👌 I’d be curious about your thoughts on that new Delta Pro one from Aputure.
Hey Dave, so just a little feedback: I live off-grid and am always looking for products such as this to potentially invest in down the line. I have two main batteries for my place but with the tech always improving, I’m always on the search for good upgrades. After watching the video for 5 min, I was still waiting for you to mention the capacity of the battery. I ended up scrubbing through the transcript to find it and also noticed you didn’t mention the pricing until the very last section, almost 20 minutes in. As someone who came to the video interested in the product, I would want to know these two data points up front, and then hear the rest of the review. Just a piece of feedback but my position might be the same as others. Regardless, thanks for the video and I’m glad you got a free battery and some $$ out of the deal!
Thanks for the feedback. I always include chapter markers for those only interested in certain details. In this case I do have a marker for Capacity/Specs along with Pricing. Thanks for tuning in.
Гарний огляд, дякую! Привіт з сонячного Києва 💛🩵🏡 So useful review, thank you. Hello from sunny Kyiv :)
Taking from most reviews that I have watched, yours are much more thorough however you missed the microwave 😢
If you do happen to drop it, just remember do not put out foot to break its fall.
Ha! Got me there!
@4:29 I hear a lot of people calling these cables “osha cable”
I ordered a 757 plus 2 solar panels was told I would have it in 3 to 7 days and would get an email when it shipped. I finally called them after 6 days and the woman said she would talk to the warehouse and expedite my order she said it hadnt shipped so I told her to just cancel and she said she couldnt to email support so i did took a couple days to hear back they said they couldnt refund because it had shipped. so I just checked the tracking # they sent guess what its still there
Strange, they're usually on top of shipping and logistics. Hope you get it worked out.
very interesting. i have one and run a channel or 4. I am looking onto the possibility of using Anker products to keep a small village in Scotland running in a power cut of which we have many. I was going to contact Anker myself but have not got around to it yet. I love your presentation style. keep it going Kev Scotland UK
hi , thank you for the review ! i got a question what happens when i connect 2x renogy 175 watts solar panel , total 350 watts in the solar input ( XT60 ) will it charge max 300watts or blow a fuse ?
It will max out the charging circuit at 300 watts. I don't think it will blow the fuse.
@@ChaseTheSummit ok thanks 👍
Taking all your technology camping...I don't like the idea...
Cool though.
How many times would it charge a cellphone?
Very rough calculation.
1200Wh -> 5V × 240Ah.
Typical phone battery is about 3Ah, so theoretical 80 charges, though likely to be less due to conversion losses.
@@nowster thanks for the reply. Cool 👊
Leave your technology home than and it charges you phone at least one time.
Dave is ready for the zombie apocalypse.
my 757 which I own for 13 months stops working - IT DOESNT CHARGE :( , ONLY USED IT FOR ONE ROAD TRIP.
Bummer! Did you contact Anker?
Can the 757 powerhouse power a refrigerator with bottom freezer.....
Depends on how efficient it is and how long you need to power it for. Doing some simple math if it consumes 200watts, and the 757 has 1200wh of battery capacity you could run it for 6 hours. If it consumes more you’d get less time.
the panel was in same pack?
They’re sold separately or in kits on Ankers website
Can u plug a portable ac?
Depends on the AC and how long you need to run it. This battery offers 1229 watt hours of capacity with a 1500 watt inverter. A smaller portable air conditioner (around 5000btu) will consume 1000 watts at 120 volts doing the math there you could theoretically power a small AC for about 1.2 hours before the battery would be dead with the compressor running. Or around 2-3 hours if the AC is maintaining a cooled space. AC’s and heaters are notoriously power hungry appliances.
But I cannot use it to jumpstart my car😪
Is it normal to leave 757 on the sun? Dude, don't do like that
Just for demonstration purposes. If I were camping with it I'd try to find shade or put it behind the solar panels.
@@ChaseTheSummit it's right, but some user's doesn't now such things. Thank you
Dude, are you greek ? coz of your tattoo.