$329.98* | Segway Cube 1000 LiFePO4 1024Wh 2200W Power Station at Amazon

OliveAction3928

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excellent price for reputable quality + sufficient wattage to power heatguns (not all do like my jackery explorer 1000 v2, river2pro, & diehard 1000 cannot, even on Low 1200W; my High setting is 1800W so i use ecoflow d2 & lithelli eclair when needed), too bad 36 lbs is a deal/backbreaker for me yikes! plz add wheels & telescoping handle like luggage & i'm in for 3 cuz Segway is solid af [imho] & target demographic not strong teens @these prices.. altho 1870 mi into my 9bot, the brake light LEDs finally died (OK fine i had started to railslide & air off/down flights of stairs w/ it; can a 52-yr old emaciated-a$$ homeboy jus live a lil !? Smilie

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Redcon605

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excellent price for reputable quality + sufficient wattage to power heatguns (not all do like my jackery explorer 1000 v2, river2pro, & diehard 1000 cannot, even on Low 1200W; my High setting is 1800W so i use ecoflow d2 & lithelli eclair when needed), too bad 36 lbs is a deal/backbreaker for me yikes! plz add wheels & telescoping handle like luggage & i'm in for 3 cuz Segway is solid af [imho] & target demographic not strong teens @these prices.. altho 1870 mi into my 9bot, the brake light LEDs finally died (OK fine i had started to railslide & air off/down flights of stairs w/ it; can a 52-yr old emaciated-a$$ homeboy jus live a lil !? Smilie

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Strijder

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StrijderToday 12:53 PM

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Quote from OliveAction3928

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excellent price for reputable quality + sufficient wattage to power heatguns (not all do like my jackery explorer 1000 v2, river2pro, & diehard 1000 cannot, even on Low 1200W; my High setting is 1800W so i use ecoflow d2 & lithelli eclair when needed), too bad 36 lbs is a deal/backbreaker for me yikes! plz add wheels & telescoping handle like luggage & i'm in for 3 cuz Segway is solid af [imho] & target demographic not strong teens @these prices.. altho 1870 mi into my 9bot, the brake light LEDs finally died (OK fine i had started to railslide & air off/down flights of stairs w/ it; can a 52-yr old emaciated-a$$ homeboy jus live a lil !?
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ChatGPT helped me translate this into something a little less incoherent... Note this is NOT my review and I take no responsibility for anything here.

"This is an excellent price for a reputable, high-quality product, and it provides enough power to run heat guns. Not every portable power station can do that. For example, my Jackery Explorer 1000 v2, EcoFlow River 2 Pro, and DieHard 1000 can't run my heat gun even on its low 1,200-watt setting. The high setting draws 1,800 watts, so when I need that much power, I use my EcoFlow Delta 2 or Litheli Eclair.

The downside is the weight. At 36 pounds, it's a great deal but a backbreaker for me. I really wish Segway would add wheels and a telescoping luggage-style handle. If they did, I'd buy three of them because, in my opinion, Segway makes very solid products. At these prices, the target customer isn't necessarily a strong teenager who can easily carry 36 pounds around.

As for Segway's durability: I've put 1,870 miles on my Ninebot scooter, and the brake-light LEDs finally died. But, to be fair, I had started doing rail slides and jumping it off/down flights of stairs. I'm a skinny 52-year-old guy—can't I live a little?"

tl;dr: The core verdict is very positive: the reviewer thinks the power station is unusually capable for its price and trusts Segway quality. Their main complaint is portability—36 lb without wheels or a telescoping handle. The scooter anecdote is essentially meant as praise for Segway durability, since the failure occurred after 1,870 miles plus fairly extreme abuse.

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