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RockPals 300W Portable Power Station review: Jack of all trades, master of power stations

RockPals 300W Portable Power Station review: Jack of all trades, master of power stations

Posted on September 12, 2019 By Jarvis

There’s very little this power station cannot do.

Admittedly, RockPals isn’t a company I had heard of prior to receiving a sample of its 300W portable power station and the $199 100W solar panel accessory, but I have a feeling we’ll all be hearing the name a lot more.

For the past few weeks, I’ve been using and testing the company’s $299 300W portable power station, including on a camping trip and briefly using it to power the lights in our camper. Everything worked fine until someone turned on the microwave, pulling over 1,200W and shutting down the power station (precisely what it should do).
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