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iDeaPLAY BP300 Portable Power Station Test

What can you expect from the iDeaPLAY BP300 Portable Power Station? Their power output specs are all over the place. I've seen "AC output 300-500 W" on their website, the Fry's listing claims "peak 300 Watt output", and the Amazon listing says "under 300W". Anyway, I recommend keeping it under 100W, because the cooling fan runs continuously when drawing 50 Watts or more. Besides, the battery would drain quickly if you used a 300W appliance. You may be wondering why I did all my tests outdoors. I've seen too many videos of hoverboards and e-bikes spontaneously combusting. After doing these tests, I feel confident I can use it indoors. So, is it worth buying? If you can get it on sale, and you don't need power for more than a few hours, then the answer is yes. It's useful, as long as your expectations are realistic. This probably won't run a full size fridge, because they draw a huge amount of current when starting up. I bought this on sale at Fry's Electronics for $160 (currently, $220 on Amazon). Finally, they have something good on sale, and there was plenty in stock too. If your power requirements are modest, and you only need it for a few hours, then this is perfect. I was really impressed with this product; It works with various devices, it's small, portable, and way more convenient than a gas generator.