A $350 Power Plant for Camping
Go off-grid. Bring the grid in a 13.7-pound box.
Product photoCamping is nice when it has outlets. This $349.95 Yeti 300 stores 297 watt-hours of power in a LiFePO4 battery, a type made to last through many charges. It can send 350 watts of regular wall-outlet power to your gear. For a short burst, it can handle up to 600 watts. Run lights, laptops, and phones. Nature can wait.
High-speed mode can charge it from 0% to 100% in about 50 minutes. It has IPX4 water resistance and UL 2743 testing. The listing claims more than 4,000 charges. That is a lot of weekends avoiding roughing it.
It weighs 13.7 pounds and has many ports plus a solar input. Sunlight can now keep your gadgets alive. The air pump has never felt so important.
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The consolation prize
The useful part, without all the theater
Anker Nano 10,000 mAh 30 W Power Bank with Built-In USB-C Cable
"This pocket battery charges small devices and brings its own USB-C cable. It will not power camp, but it can keep your phone alive long enough to call the car."