I've bought alot of different solar gens, I use my Anker 800 more than any others, it only puts out 500w, but the build quality is amazing and I love the way it feels. I want to purchase this 757, I just don't have the funds yet
I just got one from Amazon because it was 300 less than MSRP......definitely doable and now I don't have to have my car on charging for an hour with an inverter. It's funny that you just recently provided a review of the Jackery model, but the sale I hit on this one made my day! Great piece of equipment!
First things to say are observations related to your presentation style: Well done! If I were to challenge a 'non-native English speaker' to get on a fast track to gaining better comprehension skills I'd drop them off at your place (ie., this video) as you sir speak both clearly and very fast. Any one person who can understand everything you're saying is a person who has mastered listening to an inteligent,slightly technical, presentation in English. What a wonderfull tool for learners & teachers!
1500w AC outlets got me sold on this. I'm currently running a Go Sun 1200 portable battery for camping every weekend at my kids' motocross races but the surge max is 1200 watts. After my son is done riding his electric Husqvarna EE 5, the surge goes all the way to 1500 watts. With this battery I could theoretically charge his bike at the side of the track without having to use the 1500 watt plug in my Mitsibishi PHEV Outlander. Son could then ride a back up bike right away.
Let’s put things into perspective, a 2200 watt inverter generator that sells for $500 (Top of the line Honda is $1100) will run an 1800 watt load for 3.2 Hours (5760 wh)…versus Anker’s running a max 1500 watt load for 49 minutes (1229 wh) for $1300-$1400. Fuel the inverter in 3 minutes and your back up and running. Sure these things cool but I gas inverter generators are awesome!
And you as well as everyone else in an area is flooding gas stations during disasters to fuel those generators. It gets really ugly at those times. I'm in Louisiana with hurricanes and hate using gas generators. Noise, danger of carbon monoxide poisoning, and dependence on gas (a limited and popular resource during a disaster) are a few of the reasons why I like to see growth and innovation in the battery/solar space.
@@Schild4823 Nope. My backup generator is tri-fuel and I don't plan on ever putting gas in it. Natural gas only. Good luck using solar for backup! If you're camping these batteries will work, but a backup solar system will cost you thousands if you plan on actually running your house.
Ya another 10 years these things will probably compete with a gas inverter. No doubt they are cool and cleaner but no way I would spend that much. I definitely would like one but not at that price.
Many are using camping and such where not hearing a generator running is a huge plus. I agree that a gas generator is superior in many ways, but these battery solar generators still absolutely have a place. I personally have a 7000W tri fuel for longer term emergency back up at home, 2 Honda eu2200i for camping in the summer if I want to glamp with air conditioning, and a few solar generators for charging cell phones and smaller battery packs under 26000 mah.
Easy to set up and get running when we have power outages. I especially like the dual fuel feature as I don’t need to worry about aging gasoline and keep both on hand. Live in Texas where web had some power outage issues the past couple of winters and this gives me peace of mind for the refrigerator or small appliances as needed.
I’m pretty sure you can just cut off the mc4 and swap them with xt60. I’m getting a 25 foot extension cable anyhow to run the panels farther away from my base camp - I’m planning on putting mc4 on the panel side and splice an xt60 on the other. Still technically is a dongle-like situation, but it has a purpose in my use case.
Years ago I used to run my batteries all the way to zero before I'd charge them back to 100%. I had the idea that that was the way to get the maximum capacity and life from the device. As far a you know is that still generally true and with the 757 specifically?
The 12v port has a power switch you have to toggle on for them to work. I like the built-in ports because they are always available without switching on any extra power (and there is not any phantom draw from them like there is when you turn on AC or the 12v dc power).
@@winjoda You are right, the built in ports are better and there should be more. I have the 535 and it only has 1 USB C port. We struggled with charging drones, phones, and other things with the limited ports.
1.) I was looking at this to do contracting work, I don’t really want to buy a gas unit if it’s at all possible. Will this be able to run an air compressor or saws on and off for an 8 hour day?
Maybe not. That is because of the internal power consumption of the device when the output ports are enabled. Lower external power consumption means more power is lost to internal consumption because the device is on longer. Will you run off ac or DC power? A lower max power output unit will have less internal power consumption and last longer with low power consumption external devices.
@@aaronsmith2517 Thank Aaron, with my Bibene CN-505 I can get just about 5 nights with my Resmed Air sense 10 with the humidifier turned off. I'm looking for a Powerstation that will match or precede that. I had the bluetti and the EcoFlow river pro and both those units only gave me 2 nights of 8 hrs sleep so I sent them back. Geez, the way they promote they're units you would think you would get at least a week. After I did the actual tests, I WAS REALLY DISAPPOINTED WITH THEIR OUTPUT. I am not that educated when it comes to this field, so trying to chose my next Power Station has become quite a chore.
Could this power a inflatable photo booth, tablet, camera, flash and printer for at least 3 hours? I have a photobooth business and sometimes I can't find a power outlet.
Can you make a video like plug-in the portable AC then draining the battery all the way to 0 and see how long it’ll actually last. Yea do time laps on different major appliances 😆
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All batteries will degrade over time, but these LiFePo4 batteries have outstanding life/cycles. I have been using mine as a UPS and it stays at 100% so it isn’t actually drawing/cycling the battery except for when the power goes out. I have to believe that the impact of this is very minimal.
@@winjoda Thank you very mch for confirming this and reaching out. Im in Tanzania and i have a rig of 5800x/3080 and power here doesnt seem to be so much stable so i will be plugging my router and pc all the time.
@@mikenyagawa3929 in that case, yes I think this will help a lot. It will clean up your power and will give you power if the power source shuts down. I don’t know the impact of frequent outages/drops in voltage but out of any battery chemistry out there I think these LiFePo4 batteries will give you the longest battery life possible before it degrades. These are rated to 3500 full cycles before you hit 80% battery capacity.
Guarantee on batteries ONLY. Show us how to remove the batteries. Longevity of these things is seldom tested. No use talking about WHAT it can power - the question is for HOW LONG?
Powered by premium LPF(LifePO4) battery which offers 3500+ battery cycles and last for almost 10 years (1 cycle/day), along with the automotive-grade BMS to provide you noiseless, portable and efficient emergency backup power plan, safer and longer lifecycle.-fossibot
Powered by premium LPF(LifePO4) battery which offers 3500+ battery cycles and last for almost 10 years (1 cycle/day), along with the automotive-grade BMS to provide you noiseless, portable and efficient emergency backup-fossibot
These are still way too much money. U can get a good generator for a third of the price. I think electric is the future for sure but these things have another 10 years at least before they compete. Definitely cool but not worth the price. Rather deal with gas at that price.
I have a couple of these power stations.....sold my gas generators, petrol prices are sky high....basically the upfront cost is expensive but I get my money back after a year of usage , these powerststioms will last minimum 5 years of heavy ,daily usage...I am saving money now. If petrol price was cheap O would mever have bought these...blame WEF and ClimateHoax Scam for petrol price hikes😢
I will order a 535 next week to cover the grid fail madness which is to come. I can charge it in the house and with 88-Watt Siemens solar panel I already have.
The cycles and warranty is top notch. I own the delta max, river pro and river mini. I hope anker makes one with 2000wh and 3600wh like ecoflow.
What do I think? Awesome, the price is steep. Hopefully as time goes and new development in tech occurs the price can come down for units like this.
And now I need a power station. Thanks Billy. 🤣🤣
I've bought alot of different solar gens, I use my Anker 800 more than any others, it only puts out 500w, but the build quality is amazing and I love the way it feels.
I want to purchase this 757, I just don't have the funds yet
I just got one from Amazon because it was 300 less than MSRP......definitely doable and now I don't have to have my car on charging for an hour with an inverter. It's funny that you just recently provided a review of the Jackery model, but the sale I hit on this one made my day! Great piece of equipment!
First things to say are observations related to your presentation style:
Well done!
If I were to challenge a 'non-native English speaker' to get on a fast track to gaining better comprehension skills I'd drop them off at your place (ie., this video) as you sir speak both clearly and very fast.
Any one person who can understand everything you're saying is a person who has mastered listening to an inteligent,slightly technical, presentation in English.
What a wonderfull tool for learners & teachers!
Have seen a few of those at construction sites that don’t allow generators. So far seems like people really like them.
dont allow generators? thats silly
1500w AC outlets got me sold on this. I'm currently running a Go Sun 1200 portable battery for camping every weekend at my kids' motocross races but the surge max is 1200 watts. After my son is done riding his electric Husqvarna EE 5, the surge goes all the way to 1500 watts. With this battery I could theoretically charge his bike at the side of the track without having to use the 1500 watt plug in my Mitsibishi PHEV Outlander. Son could then ride a back up bike right away.
Let’s put things into perspective, a 2200 watt inverter generator that sells for $500 (Top of the line Honda is $1100) will run an 1800 watt load for 3.2 Hours (5760 wh)…versus Anker’s running a max 1500 watt load for 49 minutes (1229 wh) for $1300-$1400. Fuel the inverter in 3 minutes and your back up and running. Sure these things cool but I gas inverter generators are awesome!
And you as well as everyone else in an area is flooding gas stations during disasters to fuel those generators. It gets really ugly at those times.
I'm in Louisiana with hurricanes and hate using gas generators. Noise, danger of carbon monoxide poisoning, and dependence on gas (a limited and popular resource during a disaster) are a few of the reasons why I like to see growth and innovation in the battery/solar space.
@@Schild4823 Nope. My backup generator is tri-fuel and I don't plan on ever putting gas in it. Natural gas only. Good luck using solar for backup! If you're camping these batteries will work, but a backup solar system will cost you thousands if you plan on actually running your house.
Ya another 10 years these things will probably compete with a gas inverter. No doubt they are cool and cleaner but no way I would spend that much. I definitely would like one but not at that price.
Many are using camping and such where not hearing a generator running is a huge plus. I agree that a gas generator is superior in many ways, but these battery solar generators still absolutely have a place. I personally have a 7000W tri fuel for longer term emergency back up at home, 2 Honda eu2200i for camping in the summer if I want to glamp with air conditioning, and a few solar generators for charging cell phones and smaller battery packs under 26000 mah.
These can be used silently and inside a vehicle.. recharged from solar (for free) and are much more portable.
I just got the 757 for $810.10 plus my $325 reward so I paid $485! I CANT WAIT!
Easy to set up and get running when we have power outages. I especially like the dual fuel feature as I don’t need to worry about aging gasoline and keep both on hand. Live in Texas where web had some power outage issues the past couple of winters and this gives me peace of mind for the refrigerator or small appliances as needed.
With all the battery shipping safety restrictions, I wish Anker had a distributor in Saudi Arabia or the region (I don’t mind long drives)
The XT60 input choice was an odd one. I ended up buying a 757 and a 110 W solar panel with MC4. Looks like I'll be living that dongle life.
I’m pretty sure you can just cut off the mc4 and swap them with xt60.
I’m getting a 25 foot extension cable anyhow to run the panels farther away from my base camp - I’m planning on putting mc4 on the panel side and splice an xt60 on the other. Still technically is a dongle-like situation, but it has a purpose in my use case.
PP30 connectors that Jackery uses are much better IMO.
The internal frame is aluminum, the exterior silver parts are just injection molded plastic with metallic paint.
Cheep parts and high price. How does it perform, for you?
Great video! Did I hear you correctly, 90k on your Tesla in the 1st year!? Holy cow. Lol
Years ago I used to run my batteries all the way to zero before I'd charge them back to 100%.
I had the idea that that was the way to get the maximum capacity and life from the device.
As far a you know is that still generally true and with the 757 specifically?
For more usb C ports, use the 12v port with a usb C car adapter. I do this with my power stations.
The 12v port has a power switch you have to toggle on for them to work. I like the built-in ports because they are always available without switching on any extra power (and there is not any phantom draw from them like there is when you turn on AC or the 12v dc power).
@@winjoda You are right, the built in ports are better and there should be more. I have the 535 and it only has 1 USB C port. We struggled with charging drones, phones, and other things with the limited ports.
Do you have any videos about power stations that can power something that takes a lot of power like a space heater?
How hot is too hot for this thing to be stored? What if I leave it in my car on hot days?
You had me at pure sine wave. I’ll probably put a piece of tape over the 100W USB-c port though. Wouldn’t that fry my iPhone or Airpods?
Will it power the usual 1200 Watt microwave? Microwaves have a tremendous surge requirement to start!
Great Review. Thank You
1.) I was looking at this to do contracting work, I don’t really want to buy a gas unit if it’s at all possible. Will this be able to run an air compressor or saws on and off for an 8 hour day?
Did you purchase this with your own money or was this sent to you by Anker and did you have to sign a contract with Anker?
amazing for camping ⛺️
Don't worry about the battery so much it's the other stuff that may go out and then you'll have a big paper weight.
7:53 Did you mean 0.8 hours or 8 hours for the portable heater 🤔
Thank you. 👍 from Wales U.K. 🏴
Does it have passive cooling or an active one? How loud is it in regular mode and in charging mode?
So far I was impressed until the end. Disappointed. You didn’t plug anything into the 12 Volt Socket or measured it’s voltage. Is it rated voltage?
Great review Billy, can I get 5 days (actually nights) out of this beast if my c-pap uses 5 watts of power?
Maybe not. That is because of the internal power consumption of the device when the output ports are enabled. Lower external power consumption means more power is lost to internal consumption because the device is on longer.
Will you run off ac or DC power?
A lower max power output unit will have less internal power consumption and last longer with low power consumption external devices.
If you calculate the usable power capacity of this unit with his 22 watt fan, it was less than 500wh, but it should be at least double that.
@@aaronsmith2517 Thank Aaron, with my Bibene CN-505 I can get just about 5 nights with my Resmed Air sense 10 with the humidifier turned off. I'm looking for a Powerstation that will match or precede that. I had the bluetti and the EcoFlow river pro and both those units only gave me 2 nights of 8 hrs sleep so I sent them back. Geez, the way they promote they're units you would think you would get at least a week. After I did the actual tests, I WAS REALLY DISAPPOINTED WITH THEIR OUTPUT. I am not that educated when it comes to this field, so trying to chose my next Power Station has become quite a chore.
Your CPAP only uses 5 watts?
@@TobyCostaRica Yes , that's what it say's on the screen. That's with the humidifier turned off. I have the Resmed Air Sense 10.
How about battery storage degradation? I want to get one but for emergency use only.
My biggest question is how to afford same? 2nd question can it do pass through charging?
At that price it better be
Can you run a food truck on that all day?
You speak very fast... not complaing just feel im rushed while watching 😂😂
Did he say he put 90,000 miles in the first 1 1/2 year on his Tesla?
Can it power an electric kettle? i want to make some coffee on the go !!
I own a couple of delta max power banks in which I use them as UPS when we travel. Does your power bank have UPS capabilities?
Not this one. The new Anker 767 does.
Does this support dual charging inputs?
How many times will it charge the m30 batteries?
there are many power stations with lipo4 now, but nice unit
How fast can you recharge a mavic air 2 battery with this?
Hoping for a comparison to the new Powerhouse 555 for emergencies
I bought the 757 on the Prime day sale
@@TheEmrickman what was the price on Prime Day please
Where is this power bank manufacturered?
can it run 5000 but Air conditioner and for how long, thanks
Could this power a inflatable photo booth, tablet, camera, flash and printer for at least 3 hours? I have a photobooth business and sometimes I can't find a power outlet.
I’m guessing the high powered fan to keep the booth running would drain this very fast. All electronics have specs.
can I use car 12V to charge this station ?
i think you have someone bad...replying on your site. They told me I won a drone...
Can you make a video like plug-in the portable AC then draining the battery all the way to 0 and see how long it’ll actually last. Yea do time laps on different major appliances 😆
This or a jackery?
does the Car Outlet charge electric cars?
No
How do I purchase it from malaysia
43 poundddddss!
Need better outside rubber protection and better LED light bar✅️.
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magneto and pv power are like apples and oranges
90,000 Miles under two years!! bro where the hell you drive to LOL
From California to Florida 😂😂haha
The example of a larger fridge at 100 watts was a poor example. Not helpful info, many have higher wattage...
Unlimited Power !! What more do you need :-)
Can i use it as a UPS without loosing battery capacity overtime?
All batteries will degrade over time, but these LiFePo4 batteries have outstanding life/cycles. I have been using mine as a UPS and it stays at 100% so it isn’t actually drawing/cycling the battery except for when the power goes out. I have to believe that the impact of this is very minimal.
@@winjoda Thank you very mch for confirming this and reaching out. Im in Tanzania and i have a rig of 5800x/3080 and power here doesnt seem to be so much stable so i will be plugging my router and pc all the time.
@@mikenyagawa3929 in that case, yes I think this will help a lot. It will clean up your power and will give you power if the power source shuts down. I don’t know the impact of frequent outages/drops in voltage but out of any battery chemistry out there I think these LiFePo4 batteries will give you the longest battery life possible before it degrades. These are rated to 3500 full cycles before you hit 80% battery capacity.
Damn, 1.5 hour full charge? Anker doesn’t f around…
How much do they freaking cost, and how do I buy one?
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There is no phantom power drain just the inverter being active requires power is all along with the circuitry to make that happen.
Do you have a new discount code?
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he has a tesla
Guarantee on batteries ONLY. Show us how to remove the batteries. Longevity of these things is seldom tested. No use talking about WHAT it can power - the question is for HOW LONG?
Just ignore where the materials come from
Powered by premium LPF(LifePO4) battery which offers 3500+ battery cycles and last for almost 10 years (1 cycle/day), along with the automotive-grade BMS to provide you noiseless, portable and efficient emergency backup power plan, safer and longer lifecycle.-fossibot
This more a commercial than a review
But they drain so fast
First 🔋
Its tiring trying to keep up with how fast your talking. Just slow down take a deep breath
Anker...
Do you know or just BS
I thought charging the batter to fast can damage the battery.
Powered by premium LPF(LifePO4) battery which offers 3500+ battery cycles and last for almost 10 years (1 cycle/day), along with the automotive-grade BMS to provide you noiseless, portable and efficient emergency backup-fossibot
These are still way too much money. U can get a good generator for a third of the price. I think electric is the future for sure but these things have another 10 years at least before they compete. Definitely cool but not worth the price. Rather deal with gas at that price.
I have a couple of these power stations.....sold my gas generators, petrol prices are sky high....basically the upfront cost is expensive but I get my money back after a year of usage , these powerststioms will last minimum 5 years of heavy ,daily usage...I am saving money now. If petrol price was cheap O would mever have bought these...blame WEF and ClimateHoax Scam for petrol price hikes😢
I will order a 535 next week to cover the grid fail madness which is to come. I can charge it in the house and with 88-Watt Siemens solar panel I already have.