Product details
Highlights
288Wh Capacity Portable Power Station
CPY 800 Mini lithium portable power station is one of the lightest rechargeable lithium battery generators on the market. With a 288Wh capacity, it can supply 800W of power (1600W peak power) using multiple output ports. It is the ideal power station for short camping trips and power outages.
1.8 Hours to Full Recharge
CPY 800 Mini can be charged to 80% in only 1 hours. And you can recharge the this power station via a solar panel, car charger, or AC power socket.
Handle Design
It has a solid handle, compact design, and unique detachable function, which makes the CPY 800 Mini perfect for enjoying RV camping and road trips.
LCD Display
Mutifuction LCD display would show you the energies, charge, discharge, AC output, and DC output status.
Durable ABS Material
Made of ABS shell material, it is lightweight, high temperature resistance, fast heat dissipation, anti-electric shock, non-toxic, no peculiar smell, and safer to use.
Specification
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General |
Brand:Â CPY |
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Specification |
Capacity: 288Wh/8000mAh |
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Weight & Size |
Product Weight: 6kg |
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Package Contents |
1 x CPY 800 Mini Portable Power Station |
ra***k –
With its small size and durability, it has proven to be ideal for my needs and I could not be more pleased.
Gu***n –
The cpy800 will now be my go-to power supply for all camping photography excursions, as it provides the optimum power, flexibility, reliability, and ease of use.
Le***f –
So far I am very impressed with this product. It arrived with around 46% charge and I was able to charge it to full in a little over an hour using the included AC adapter and a 60W USB-C power delivery charger.
Al***. –
It’s a nice machine, it runs pretty much all of my electronics and we’re very happy with it.
Is***. –
It charges the batteries of all my power tools very quickly.
Es***. –
The display is simple-power in, power out, and percent charge remaining. I’m satisfied with it.
Ma***r –
It’s lighter than it looks, charges quickly, is easy to use, and handled the power load over the last few nights of a test run at home.
Brice –
Very convenient for RV and van life.
Reanna –
Useful for short trips, but not multi-day use.
Ashtyn –
No fumes—safe to use indoors.
Vern –
Eco-friendly alternative to traditional power sources.
Destini –
Runs CPAP machines perfectly overnight.
Julia –
LCD display makes monitoring easy.
Arely –
Can power a laptop easily, but struggles with larger devices.
Billy –
Great for charging power banks on the go.
Triston –
Loses charge if not used frequently.
Nikolas –
Wished it had a faster recharge rate.
Amira –
Not the lightest, but still portable.
Lennie –
Takes a while to recharge when fully drained.
Fletcher –
Nice design, but could be more rugged.
Sally –
Not the most powerful, but gets the job done.
Lelia –
Compact enough to store easily.
Xzavier –
Good overall, but customer support could be better.
Assunta –
Compact design, but could use more grip handles.
Mikayla –
Struggles with sudden power surges.
Kyle –
Easy to carry with sturdy handles.
Monty –
Struggles with high-powered devices.
Amelia –
Battery indicator could be more precise.
Antoinette –
Decent weight, but could be more ergonomic.
Bennett –
Solid power output, but a little bulky.
Lora –
Surprisingly powerful for its size.
Arvilla –
Perfect for emergency preparedness.
Harold –
Good power output for small electronics.
Lukas –
Great investment for remote workers.
Opal –
Quiet operation—no loud generator noise.
Ozella –
Handles most small appliances well.
Americo –
Love the built-in LED flashlight feature.
Alison –
Great for light use, but won’t run heavy-duty equipment.
Omer –
Good backup option, but not for extended outages.
Amari –
The fan can be a bit noisy at times.
Darien –
A must-have for storm preparedness.
Leatha –
Charges well from the wall but slower from solar.
Eleazar –
Runs my CPAP machine, but battery drains quickly.
Gordon –
Easy to use with simple controls.
Amos –
Reliable and efficient for outdoor use.
Isabel –
Handles power tools well for remote work.
Buck –
Handles small appliances well, but not high-wattage ones.
Marquise –
Not bad, but there are better options available.
Darron –
Not bad, but I’ve seen better for the price.
Alexandrea –
Well worth the price for its performance.
Florence –
The LED light is useful but not very bright.
Millie –
Handles unexpected power surges well.
Matt –
Can handle multiple recharges before needing a refill.
Norene –
Handles power tools, but only for short durations.
Zane –
Perfect for both indoor and outdoor use.