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Anker is once again proud to pioneer the next generation of reliable, portable power solutions, standing upon our legacy of developing innovative technology. Whether you are looking to take your outdoor adventures to the next level, or protect your home with back-up power, Anker has built a solution you can count on – for whatever you need to power, wherever power is needed.

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Robust High-Wattage Support: SurgePower technology ensures a robust output up to 600W, capable of powering high-demand appliances with ease during outdoor activities or unexpected power outages.
Decade-Long Performance: InfiniPower technology guarantees a lifespan of up to 10 years with LiFePO4 batteries, advanced temperature control, and a durable construction for long-lasting power storage.
Multi-Device Charging Hub: Equipped with 6 diverse ports, including 2 AC, 2 USB-A, 1 USB-C, and 1 car outlet, it caters to a wide range of charging requirements for electronics on the move.
Streamlined Fast Charging: The built-in USB-C port offers a fast-charging solution, allowing for swift recharging of laptops and other compatible devices, streamlining the charging experience.
Extended Energy Reserve: Boasting a 256Wh capacity, the battery provides substantial power for extended getaways, keeping your devices fully charged and operational throughout your adventures.
What You Get: Anker 521 Portable Power Station (PowerHouse 256Wh), DC adapter, car charging cable, welcome guide, our worry-free 5-year warranty, and friendly customer service.

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  1. -=Rudy=-

    Working well so far in limited testing
    I bought this as an auxiliary power source for use in a vehicle–I need to carry a 12 volt refrigerator with me (special dietary needs, road food, etc.), and occasionally charge up Milwaukee tool or DSLR batteries even if the vehicle is not running.The packaging of the 521 is ideal, although I wish the two 120V outlets had “real” 3-prong outlets. The size is perfect when a vehicle is loaded up–it uses little space.I ran two tests with the refrigerator connected to the 12 volt outlet. The refrigerator operates in both ECO and MAX modes. The ECO mode draws 30-35 watts while operating, while the MAX runs at anywhere from 40-50 watts. I ran the refrigerator indoors somewhat near a heat outlet, to simulate being inside a warm vehicle. The refrigerator is rated to deliver 256Wh of power, so I calculated that worst case would be the refrigerator running constantly for 5.5 hours. Turns out that with the refrigerator cycling on and off, it ran over 20 hours before the battery was down to about 2-4% capacity.EDIT: I had a charging issue that was partly my own misunderstanding and partly my car’s wiring. I was at first unsuccessful in getting the 521 to charge from both inputs.First, I had to use a USB-C PD charger, which provides higher voltages than standard USB chargers. This allowed a full 65 watts on the USB-C input for charging. But I would add the 120 volt charger that came with the 521 in tandem with the USB-C charger wasn’t getting the ~120 watts of charging. I later realized that for battery health, the 120 watt charging through both DC inputs only happens when the battery’s state of charge is lower. If it’s nearly fully charged, it cuts back to only a single DC input.Yet, I still could not get both to work in the car. I have a 150 watt 120-volt inverter in the car, which plugs into a rear accessory outlet using a lighter plug. It turns out that if I have both the 521’s 120 volt charger and a USB-C PD charger plugged into the inverter, the inverter stops working. Likewise, if I use a separate USB-C charger that plugs into the accessory outlet (I have a 1:3 adapter with a voltage readout), the inverter cuts out. It seems the inverter is cutting out when voltage drops below a nominal value like 12.8 volts. In essence, the wiring from the fuse box to the accessory outlet cannot provide full wattage without voltage sag. When I plug the USB-C PD adapter into an accessory outlet in the center console (which is on its own 15 amp circuit), I can get 120 watts of charging to the 521.I will wire up my own circuit with 6-gauge wire to run a 300 or 400 watt inverter and a pair of accessory outlets, as this will eliminate the voltage drop.With ~120 watts, this provides a quicker recovery for the battery while the refrigerator is operating, which is exactly what I needed.

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  2. Michael Hilyard

    Very cool little Power Station! (Anker 521 PowerHouse 256Wh)
    I’ve unboxed and charged up my Anker 521 PowerHouse and it’s pretty awesome. It’s pretty light for what it is. Seems to be pretty sturdy as far as electronics go. I charged it up fully with the wall plug to 100% like it said to do. (likely to calibrate the battery management system so the battery % is accurate and the actual capacity is maximized) I powered a bunch of LED AC lights while charging my laptop, phone, a smaller anker powerbank, and some other devices plugged into the car power hole and it lasted for several hours. I feel like it actually lasted longer than I expected for not being a huge device. It will power LED lights for many hours. I bought some Ultra efficient 4 Watt Philips LED bulbs and it says it will power two lamps with those bulbs for over 16.2 hours at 90% State of Charge!! Great for power outages or for staying in off the grid Airbnbs which is what I bought this power station for. I saw another review that stated it draws power even when nothing is plugged in and after testing it I’ve found that isn’t the case unless you have the AC outlet button turned on when you aren’t using the AC outlets so it’s a none issue. In case you are curious it said it was drawing 5W when there was nothing plugged in and the AC outlets were turned on but then when I plugged in two 4 Watt LED lamps it said it was putting out 10 Watts so it seems it’s more efficient with a load but again you can use the other ports without having the AC outlets turned on and there’s no extra draw. This is a none issue. It seems to charge up in the timeframe advertised with the wall plug charger but I haven’t tried the dual plugs using that in combination with the USB-C plug on the front. If that doesn’t work as advertised I’ll update my review. I like the light on the front and handle on top but I do wish there was a carry case available for it. Maybe there is but it wasn’t listed with it on the anker website so I’m assuming there isn’t. The light on it is nice and the SOS feature is setup in a great way, I like that you just do a quick press to turn on and off the light and to activate the SOS mode you have to hold the button for 2 seconds so you don’t have to cycle through either of those modes to get to the other. I would recommend this, it seems like it’s pretty fool-proof and seems like it’ll automatically shutoff if you try to charge it in damaging temperatures so it’s pretty worry free as long as you don’t store it with a low state of charge for long periods which can damage all Lithium based batteries.

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  3. Dolphinluvr

    AWESOME!!!
    Anker has done it again by putting another great product out there!! I finally did the test I was waiting for 😁 This baby charges pretty quick no matter what percentage its on……mine was at 16% & it only took 1.5 hrs to charge back to 100%, that was car charging, awesome!! Performance is flawless 👍 I’ve charged my phone numerous times, my tablet, even my portable solar chargers (2) & my usb portable fans, this box lasted 4 whole days on 1 charge 😁 Portability is great & lightweight, looks heavy but it’s not! It’s a great little box that gives you plenty of uses which has 2 usb ports, 1 c port, has 2 outlet plugs, 1 car socket which works very fast!! I got it for $200, very good value for the money. You can take this box anywhere you need charging, has eco mode, very bright light…..Overall I’m extremely happy w/this charger, money well spent 😁 THANK YOU ANKER for another great product you’ve made, I have several of your products & I ❤️ them all….Job well done on this box!!! I HIGHLY recommend especially to the campers & hikers, it won’t disappoint you!!!

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  4. Velvetpants

    I recently purchased the Anker Portable Power Station, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. As someone who frequently camps and goes on outdoor adventures, having a reliable power source is crucial. This power station has exceeded my expectations in every way.Key Features:High Capacity: With a 256Wh capacity, this power station can charge my phone multiple times, power my laptop, and even run small appliances like a mini fridge for several hours. It’s perfect for extended trips off the grid.Multiple Outputs: The variety of charging options (AC outlet, USB-A, USB-C, and DC car port) is fantastic. I can charge everything from my smartphone to my drone to my laptop without any issues.Compact & Portable: The design is sleek and portable, and at just under 7 lbs, it’s easy to carry in a backpack or store in my car. It’s also surprisingly quiet when in use—no loud fan noise like some other power stations I’ve used.Fast Charging: I was amazed at how quickly this power station charges both itself and devices. It’s perfect for quickly topping off my devices between outings or after a long day.Solid Build Quality: The Anker brand has a reputation for quality, and this power station definitely lives up to it. It feels sturdy and well-made, with a durable outer shell that gives me confidence it’ll hold up over time.Cons:The price is a bit higher compared to some other options on the market, but in my opinion, it’s worth it for the reliability, efficiency, and convenience it offers.It could benefit from a higher power output if you plan to use larger appliances, but for most everyday electronics, it does the job perfectly.Overall, I highly recommend the Anker Portable Power Station to anyone looking for a dependable and efficient power solution while on the go. Whether you’re heading out for a camping trip, road trip, or just need a backup power source for emergencies, this power station has you covered!

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  5. Leila Martins

    J’ai commandé ce produit dans le but de gonfler mon paddleboard soit par prise classique soit avec une prise 12 volts et ça fonctionne très bien.De plus la lumière est très pratique le soir.Je m’en suis servi depuis à d’autres occasions et c’est vraiment parfait et le transport est très facile.

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  6. Kim P

    Purchased this last year and it’s still going on strong. First off, the design is clean, compact, and easy to use. The battery lasts for a LONG time. I rarely charge this as it has so much juice in it. I love the flashlight on it as it is very useful. Overall I would purchase this again if need be but to be honest I think it’s going to last a very very long time.

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  7. Robert M

    Still early but so far, so good. Powers my cpap for 2 nights. Built in nite-lite is handy. It can accept 3 prong AC plugs. Well priced.

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  8. Yves Marchand

    Fonctionne très bien. Pratique

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    Anker 521 Portable Power Station Upgraded with LiFePO4 Battery, 256Wh 6-Port PowerHouse, 300W (Peak 600W) Solar Generator (Solar Panel Optional), 2 AC Outlets, 60W USB-C PD Output, Outdoor Generator
    Anker 521 Portable Power Station Upgraded with LiFePO4 Battery, 256Wh 6-Port PowerHouse, 300W (Peak 600W) Solar Generator (Solar Panel Optional), 2 AC Outlets, 60W USB-C PD Output, Outdoor Generator

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