Super handy for camping and even backed up some household items just in case
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting renogy.com
Customer Rating
5
Affordable solar generator
on February 4, 2021
Posted by: Stu
from Camilla, Georgia
Great entry level 200 watt generator for hiking, camping and outdoor fun. Offers AC-DC and USB connectivity and emergency lighting built in. Voltage control and AC and Solar recharging are simple to do. Charges my phone and power bank quickly. Silent operation with simple power level display built in. I use it with the Renogy E-Flex 50 solar panel.
Great little power station with a whole lot of punch!
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting renogy.com
Customer Rating
5
Charges Fast!
on June 11, 2021
Posted by: TheCreativeRover
from TN
This compact power station is easy to carry with the wide handle. It was 75% charged out of the box. It charged my Samsung PS camera incredibly fast, much faster than when I use the camera AC adapter to charge it. It also charged my smartphone quickly.
The LED emergency lights in the handle are very bright and include 2 flashing modes. All switches and LED indicator lights work. I also bought the E.Flex 50W Portable Solar Panel which included the MC4 to 5.5mm cable to connect them with. The Phoenix200 Power Station is the good quality Renogy product that I expected. I am thrilled with my purchase and I would buy from Renogy again.
I received swift customer service via email from Judith when I had a question before my purchase.
Not only does it charge laptop, phone, and cameras, but it also has enough juice to run a fan and my coffee grinder. Can't believe how long it holds a charge!!
Please realize and don’t stress like me, that the power station has a built in charge controller. So does my portable solar panel. You need to bypass the solar panel charge controller to make the sunshine magic happy.
Very nice power station that offers flexible charging options. The only small quibble is that it didn’t offer a USB-A to DC cable so I can use my portable solar panel.