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Grecell 240W 154Wh 48000mAh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station

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Woot via Amazon has Grecell 240W 154Wh 48000mAh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station (T200, Black) on sale for $59.99. Shipping is free.

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Product Details:
  • 240W portable power supply with 153.6Wh/48,000mAh capacity and 5 output ports, 2 input options.
  • Supports 100W Type-C fast charging; 100W USB-C PD adapter required for full speed (wall charger not included).
  • Compact and portable at 4.5 lbs
  • LED light with SOS and multiple modes, plus built-in phone stand.
  • Uses durable LiFePO4 batteries with overvoltage, undervoltage, short circuit, and overload protection.
  • Includes: power station, USB-C cable, DC-to-cigarette lighter adapter, and user manual.

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Woot via Amazon has Grecell 240W 154Wh 48000mAh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station (T200, Black) on sale for $59.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member pennysave for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • 240W portable power supply with 153.6Wh/48,000mAh capacity and 5 output ports, 2 input options.
  • Supports 100W Type-C fast charging; 100W USB-C PD adapter required for full speed (wall charger not included).
  • Compact and portable at 4.5 lbs
  • LED light with SOS and multiple modes, plus built-in phone stand.
  • Uses durable LiFePO4 batteries with overvoltage, undervoltage, short circuit, and overload protection.
  • Includes: power station, USB-C cable, DC-to-cigarette lighter adapter, and user manual.

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Wasser
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If you already have tool batteries consider getting a USB adapter for them and yse them as a charger. Two 4Ah 18/20V batteries provide equivalent output.
I have some 60V Green Machine 4Ah batteries from a sale a couple years ago... they already have USB built in and one provides 240Wh (significantly more than this).
Just an alternative...
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foxfai
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Looks like an item constantly goes on sale at this (promo) price point.
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Mannyforever
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Going that route is "dirty" power. Most sensitive electronics don't like it and it can ruin devices prematurely. FYI.
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Community Reviews

This compact LiFePO4 power station stands out for portable phone charging, quick top ups, and backup use during outages or camping. The 100W USB C output, 12V 5A port, top lamp, slide out phone tray, and included hand strap make it feel thoughtfully laid out, and it can even trickle charge from a solar panel. The main drawbacks are slow recharge from USB C, a reported dead USB port on arrival, and a hinge that would not stay in place with a rattling sound inside. A handy small power source if you want light, phone charging, and car or solar flexibility.

  • The slide-out phone tray and top lamp make it practical for phone charging and outage lighting.

    Wassermatrixman

  • The unit can charge multiple devices from a car without running the engine.

    jacob.b.smith

  • The included tool-battery-style adapters provide 100W USB-C output for higher-power USB-C charging needs.

    ScoobieSnax

  • The power station can support solar charging through the included barrel plug with very low trickle input.

    mcbrewsky

  • The USB-C charging speed can feel slow even when using a good USB-C PD power brick.

    still_loading

  • The USB port can fail after purchase, leading to a same-day return.

    StrongLlama548

  • The light hinge may not stay in place and the unit can produce rattling sounds inside.

    gluesniffined

  • Power-quality concerns may be overstated for USB charging, but using non-compliant USB-C or voltage converters can still risk device damage.

    Wasser

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Jan 18, 2026 9:35 PM
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darksiderisingJan 18, 2026 9:35 PM
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Quote from Mannyforever View quoted comment :
Going that route is "dirty" power. Most sensitive electronics don't like it and it can ruin devices prematurely. FYI.
This is true if using the 120 VAC ports but USB will be DC-DC so not "dirty".
Jan 18, 2026 9:59 PM
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SDRebelJan 18, 2026 9:59 PM
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Quote from still_loading View quoted comment :
I sent one of these to friends in Ukraine so they can charge their phones and have light during power outages. They said it's really good though a little slow to charge even with a good USB-C PD power brick
In theory it should do fast charging...maybe they should try multiple cables in the different ports? And one at a time
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SDRebelJan 18, 2026 9:59 PM
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Quote from matrixman View quoted comment :
I like the slide out tray to hold the phone.
Isn't that a lamp?
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Jan 18, 2026 10:11 PM
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bjchu92Jan 18, 2026 10:11 PM
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Quote from jacob.b.smith View quoted comment :
I got this when it was on regular Amazon, but for the same price.
So far it's worked nicely. I work out of my car and use it to charge my various things throughout the day, and it charges from my car as needed. For me, it's a way to expand the charging capabilities of my car and provides charging without having to run my car (it's a 2009)
How long does it take to fully charge a phone from low battery (like 10%)?
Jan 18, 2026 10:19 PM
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AquaIdea9357Jan 18, 2026 10:19 PM
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Quote from SDRebel View quoted comment :
In theory it should do fast charging...maybe they should try multiple cables in the different ports? And one at a time
Maybe their referring to charging the unit itself to have power to charge their devices during power outages.
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Jan 18, 2026 10:30 PM
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matrixmanJan 18, 2026 10:30 PM
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Quote from SDRebel View quoted comment :
Isn't that a lamp?
The lamp is on top.

The slide out tray for the phone comes out the side of the unit near the bottom. Check out the picture.
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mcbrewskyJan 18, 2026 10:37 PM
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Quote from SDRebel View quoted comment :
Isn't that a lamp?
True it has a lamp on top; strangely rotates a certain direction only 90 degrees but 180 the other.
Slide-out tray on the bottom. Guess you can place your phone on that tray while charging and while carrying the battery via included hand strap (made from flexible plastic, sturdy rubber, idk?).

I got this about a month ago like others did. But only thing I've done with it is plugged in my portable solar panel through that barrel plug to charge it. Different brand (Oupes), so I'm glad it works. Basically trickle charging behind my window (and mesh screen) registering as low as 1 watt input (in case that's important for anyone to know).
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paulb104Jan 19, 2026 12:32 AM
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Anker Solix knock-off?
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Quote from ScoobieSnax View quoted comment :
Didn't realize they had tool battery adapters with the same 100W usb-c output. All the ones I've ever saw were rinky dinky as hell, kind of expensive for what they are and useless if you need a 100W PD output, nevermind an extra 30W PD, (2) 18W USB A's and a DC output port like this unit has. Which one do you use that provides "equivalent output"?
I'm not the previous commenter but inspired by their comment, I searched for "Ryobi USB-C" and it turns up dozens of adapters for half the price of this deal.
All of them claim 100W USB-C output (many offer higher than 100W) as well as extra 18W USB-A and additional ports, etc..

e.g. this was Amazon's top pick with 4.7 stars.
https://a.co/d/cLLXJaZ

No idea if they are rinky dinky or not but I also have no reason to believe that this "Grecell" power station is of much higher quality.
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Jan 19, 2026 1:19 AM
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firecaptJan 19, 2026 1:19 AM
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Anyone have a link for a DC cable for this that will plug in to a Starlink Mini DC plug on the other end?
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ScoobieSnaxJan 19, 2026 2:19 AM
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Quote from ashm View quoted comment :
I'm not the previous commenter but inspired by their comment, I searched for "Ryobi USB-C" and it turns up dozens of adapters for half the price of this deal. All of them claim 100W USB-C output (many offer higher than 100W) as well as extra 18W USB-A and additional ports, etc.. e.g. this was Amazon's top pick with 4.7 stars. https://a.co/d/cLLXJaZ No idea if they are rinky dinky or not but I also have no reason to believe that this "Grecell" power station is of much higher quality.
I've purchased a few different green generic Ryobi ones in the past and they were of horrible quality in the $20-$30 range with low outputs.

The one you posted has me considering the purchase as it has the output I need and have tons of Ryobi batteries to use with it.

Thanks for the link, I really didn't know they made high output versions. Appreciate it and repped.

Edit: Since you said you found many, I looked again. The one you linked is the only one with 100W PD output that I could find, all the other ones that claim 200W are refering to the AC output, the USB C output is low. Also found the same one you linked by another seller for $29.99 so going to pull the trigger. Thanks again.
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LunchboxBenJan 19, 2026 3:38 AM
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I think this is better than my Anker something model. This has a 12V 5A output, which would be useful. If I didn't have a couple Anker chargers, I'd consider this. I use both daily to charge my phones at night, and vapes for my girlfriend, so they'll stay charged and I can take them out camping and just have one thing charging. If power goes out, it'll stay charged.
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There's another one similar to this on SD branded AsperX. Its a little more money ($30 bucks more) but it has 50% more capacity. But what I like about it the most is it has dual 140w in/out USB C and also has a wide range DC input that can handle up to 140 watts of solar charging. It can also charge using solar and USB C simultaneously to charge at 200watts total.
EDIT: never mind the deal on it expired. But if it goes back on sale, I'd recommend checking it out.
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Quote from firecapt View quoted comment :
Anyone have a link for a DC cable for this that will plug in to a Starlink Mini DC plug on the other end?
Here's one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DGSRV...tle_1&th=1

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