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ATGIH US via Amazon has
ATGIH 198.4Wh Portable Power Station w/ LiFePO4 Battery & Detachable Light (Carbon Grey) on sale from $110. - 50% off when you apply promo code
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$55.
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About this item:
- 198.4Wh (62,000mAh) Capacity: Charges phone ~15 times, laptop ~5 times, tablet ~7 times, camera ~14 times
- 4 Charging Ports: 2x 100W USB-C PD + 2x 18W USB-A QC for simultaneous multi-device charging
- Military-Grade BMS: Meets MIL-STD-810G standards with 3X shockproof performance and superior thermal runaway protection
- AI Temperature-Control Chip: Reduces thermal loss by 10%, achieving up to 98% energy efficiency
- Upgraded LiFePO4 Battery: 4,000+ cycles (over 10 years lifespan) with nano-Al₂O₃ coating for enhanced durability
- Compact & Portable: Lightweight with ergonomic carry handle, ideal for camping, travel, and emergencies
- Fast Charging: 80W input charges to 80% in 2 hours and 100% in 2.5 hours (charger not included)
- HD LED Display: Shows real-time battery level and per-port charge status
Top Comments
The box says this thing has an automotive-grade LiFiPO4 battery in it. At the moment I have no reason to disbelieve that.
The digital display is functional showing the battery percentage remaining, the watts being sent through each USB port, and the time in hours and minutes that the battery will last at the current load.
The display gives off the vibe of that digital bedside clock your mom had in your parents' bedroom when you were a kid but it's readable.
There was no difficulty establishing 45 watt super-charging 2.0 with my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.
The detachable light is surprisingly functional with a multi-mode button.
First click illuminates an internal LED showing internal battery level of the lamp. It's fully charged up so it's showing green now. I presume that will change as it discharges.
Second click sets the lamp on the low light setting.
Third click sets the lamp on the high light setting.
Fourth click activates flashlight mode. There's a clear spot on top of the lamp where a flashlight is embedded in the lamp.
Fifth click activates S.O.S mode.
Sixth click returns the lamp to the off state.
I tested the lamp in my living room in the dead of night last night and it illuminated the entire room.
Is this Anker or EcoFlow quality? Most likely not. However, this isn't going for Anker or EcoFlow prices, either.
For someone with modest needs who just wants something that will get them through a night-time power outage this might be worth your consideration.
I may even pick up a second one should this deal ever present itself again.
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I'm going to give it a go.
Seems good for folks who just want to charge laptops and phones, camera, etc.
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The box says this thing has an automotive-grade LiFiPO4 battery in it. At the moment I have no reason to disbelieve that.
The digital display is functional showing the battery percentage remaining, the watts being sent through each USB port, and the time in hours and minutes that the battery will last at the current load.
The display gives off the vibe of that digital bedside clock your mom had in your parents' bedroom when you were a kid but it's readable.
There was no difficulty establishing 45 watt super-charging 2.0 with my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.
The detachable light is surprisingly functional with a multi-mode button.
First click illuminates an internal LED showing internal battery level of the lamp. It's fully charged up so it's showing green now. I presume that will change as it discharges.
Second click sets the lamp on the low light setting.
Third click sets the lamp on the high light setting.
Fourth click activates flashlight mode. There's a clear spot on top of the lamp where a flashlight is embedded in the lamp.
Fifth click activates S.O.S mode.
Sixth click returns the lamp to the off state.
I tested the lamp in my living room in the dead of night last night and it illuminated the entire room.
Is this Anker or EcoFlow quality? Most likely not. However, this isn't going for Anker or EcoFlow prices, either.
For someone with modest needs who just wants something that will get them through a night-time power outage this might be worth your consideration.
I may even pick up a second one should this deal ever present itself again.
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Going to have to pass, but darn good deal.
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