Worked great camping. plenty of power and easy to use. solar panels are simple to setup also. Enough power to run my furnace in the winter when power goes out.

The Anker SOLIX F3800 has proven to be an impressive addition to my power setup. The setup process was straightforward and user-friendly, which was a pleasant surprise given the complexity of some power systems. The unit's ability to connect via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi made monitoring and controlling the system convenient, especially using the iOS interface, which was a breeze to install and navigate. Visually, the SOLIX F3800 looks fantastic once installed. The design is sleek and modern, blending well with the surrounding environment. The unit's build quality is outstanding, and it was also very well packed, ensuring it arrived in perfect condition. The inclusion of wheels and a telescoping handle, along with locking wheels, makes the 130-pound unit much easier to maneuver despite its weight. I’m currently using the SOLIX F3800 with an AC Transfer switch via the 220 VAC output. While this setup works well, I've encountered a limitation: the 220 VAC output is disabled when the unit is connected to AC input power with the 220 VAC output enabled. This prevents me from leaving the AC Transfer switches in the "Generator" position. However, this issue does not occur if connected to the DC charging inputs, typically used for solar panels. To work around this, I'm considering purchasing DC power supplies for the DC inputs, which would add approximately $500 to the project but should resolve the problem. One area where I feel the product could improve is the manual. While the instruction manual is available in the app and can be downloaded, I would have preferred a professionally produced hard copy. Overall, though, the Anker SOLIX F3800 is a robust, well-designed power solution that has met my needs with only minor caveats.

This is a nice little power station. It's very compact and portable. The display is bright and easy to read even in sunlight. It provides 4 USB-A ports, but only one USB-C. It charges good on solar, but limits itself to 60 watts incoming. Would be better if max charging input was higher. The wall adapter is thusly only a 60 watt transformer. But it has no problems connected to a 200 watt panel, it just throttles the input to 60w. Nice little unit to throw in the back of the truck to run my mini fridge. It will run the fridge for about 8 hours, so the battery lasts long enough for a day's worth of small loads. Price is right, especially with the current $30 coupon! Perfect for what it's designed to do, except for the low input current allowed. Overall, however, I would recommend to a friend so far.