It'll work just fine. Typically, internet routers use between 2-20 watts, so if you also plug up a router to this device, then you're good to go for days. Now, the network connection going into the router may be working or not despite it having power. That kind of depends on whether there is a network outage in the area. So in a nutshell, your laptop and router could run on this backup generator for many hours.
how much time does it have between 39 - 66 watts of power? for this bluetti portable powerstation? im just wondering. so if anything i can use this for desktop computer.
I just bought one can’t wait to take it out in the field and try it out
What's the cord coming down from the TV? The Bluetti looks like it could come in handy in a RV or camper van thanks for the review
Just ordered one 10/02/24 - $549.00, no tax, no freight.
@@chip9177 good deal, let me me know how it works out.
Lol...same here!!
I also did managed to get it from the Bluetti website shipped for $448.01
It seems like a good device. I’m not knowledgeable about watts but I wonder how the device works powering a laptop with an internet router.
It'll work just fine. Typically, internet routers use between 2-20 watts, so if you also plug up a router to this device, then you're good to go for days. Now, the network connection going into the router may be working or not despite it having power. That kind of depends on whether there is a network outage in the area. So in a nutshell, your laptop and router could run on this backup generator for many hours.
how much time does it have between 39 - 66 watts of power? for this bluetti portable powerstation? im just wondering. so if anything i can use this for desktop computer.
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