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(Just a heads up, I bought it) - This is for the Anker 757
Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer entry into large battery generators, less history compared to Jackery (industry leader)
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
To give you an idea of what you could build yourself:
$245 for a 24V 3000W Pure Sine inverter
$300 for two 36 Ah 12V LiFePO4 batteries
$100 for smart charger, cables, terminals, fasteners (bought large packs, lots of extras)
So already this deal is a no-brainer for anybody who values their time. You're basically getting it at-cost. I didn't mention that for DIY portable rig you also need $50 hydraulic crimpers , $150 back pack to carry it, plumbers tape, aviation snips, and many hours of tinkering.
Alright slickdeals battery sickos, is this a good deal?
lifepo4 good. not under 50 cents a wh is blah. price is still a sale, however.
have not looked at if app and how long it takes to charge from solar. outside my price range lol
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(Just a heads up, I bought it) - This is for the Anker 757
Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer entry into large battery generators, less history compared to Jackery (industry leader)
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
Last edited by AdamG8609 July 11, 2023 at 11:57 AM.
Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer company, less history compared to Jackery
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
Quick google search shows Anker has been around since 2011 and Jackery since 2012
(Just a heads up, I bought it) - This is for the Anker 757
Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer entry into large battery generators, less history compared to Jackery (industry leader)
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
Yeah it doesn't go below 1k like you said for the 757. This is a great price
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Does this thing have pass-through charging though. I'm looking to backup power to my security cameras and other uses in case of power outages. Looks tempting, love how these can be used as a indoor substitute to a real generator.
To give you an idea of what you could build yourself:
$245 for a 24V 3000W Pure Sine inverter
$300 for two 36 Ah 12V LiFePO4 batteries
$100 for smart charger, cables, terminals, fasteners (bought large packs, lots of extras)
So already this deal is a no-brainer for anybody who values their time. You're basically getting it at-cost. I didn't mention that for DIY portable rig you also need $50 hydraulic crimpers , $150 back pack to carry it, plumbers tape, aviation snips, and many hours of tinkering.
Does this thing have pass-through charging though. I'm looking to backup power to my security cameras and other uses in case of power outages. Looks tempting, love how these can be used as a indoor substitute to a real generator.
I believe it does, it advertises as having an UPS capability with 20ms switch time.
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(Just a heads up, I bought it) - This is for the Anker 757
Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer entry into large battery generators, less history compared to Jackery (industry leader)
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
You and v8TOY pretty much sold me on this. Now, I have to get my fat ass to go camping or burdocking so I don't feel like I've wasted my money. SD effects to its finest. Buy now think like.... never
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Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer entry into large battery generators, less history compared to Jackery (industry leader)
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
$245 for a 24V 3000W Pure Sine inverter
$300 for two 36 Ah 12V LiFePO4 batteries
$100 for smart charger, cables, terminals, fasteners (bought large packs, lots of extras)
So already this deal is a no-brainer for anybody who values their time. You're basically getting it at-cost. I didn't mention that for DIY portable rig you also need $50 hydraulic crimpers , $150 back pack to carry it, plumbers tape, aviation snips, and many hours of tinkering.
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have not looked at if app and how long it takes to charge from solar. outside my price range lol
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer entry into large battery generators, less history compared to Jackery (industry leader)
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer company, less history compared to Jackery
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer entry into large battery generators, less history compared to Jackery (industry leader)
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
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$245 for a 24V 3000W Pure Sine inverter
$300 for two 36 Ah 12V LiFePO4 batteries
$100 for smart charger, cables, terminals, fasteners (bought large packs, lots of extras)
So already this deal is a no-brainer for anybody who values their time. You're basically getting it at-cost. I didn't mention that for DIY portable rig you also need $50 hydraulic crimpers , $150 back pack to carry it, plumbers tape, aviation snips, and many hours of tinkering.
Would not recommend based on my experience
I own a lot of Anker products and even though I have had minor issues with their products their customer service is excellent
Would not recommend based on my experience
I own a lot of Anker products and even though I have had minor issues with their products their customer service is excellent
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Did about 2 hours of research on price history and comparison between this and other reputable brands like Jackery and their 1000w pro that's available for the same price.
This is the lowest price historically I could find, with the best deal being $979 last year.
Anker
PROS:
Safer because of the LifePO4 batteries
Faster recharge
More cycles - (look into LifePO4 vs Li-NCL) while LifePO4 has less charge compared to the Li-NCL batteries, the total charge degradation is considerably less and they allow for 3000 cycles vs 1000 cycles like the Jackery
1500w static/2400w surge vs Jackery 1000w static/2000w surge
CONS:
It's twice the weight compared to the Jackery, 42 Lbs vs 25 Lbs
Newer entry into large battery generators, less history compared to Jackery (industry leader)
EQUAL:
Both allow solar recharge although Jackery allows 1000w input vs 300w input for Anker
Both have sleek designs although the Anker has more plugs for both 120V and USB
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