Review on 💡 300W Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Car Charger Converter with Dual 4.8A USB Ports - Blue by Jason Camarillo

first i just want to say that with what you get in the package you can only draw 150 watts of power because that's what the carport is reserved for. If you want to use the full 300W power or anything over 150W, you will need a carport socket to clip on the battery extension cable. It's not sold with the inverter itself, but the company does include a card in the box (at the time of this review, at least) stating that if you review the product and email support, you have two free options to choose from be able. Gifts, one of which is the necessary adapter. I already have an adapter from a solar charger I bought earlier this year, so I'm choosing another option with $10 cashback. So if you send me this offer, it's even better than it looks. Now for the device itself. It comes in a small box, the size of the device itself is about the size of a large soap dish. It features an approximately 3ft power cord that plugs into a carport for up to 150W, but can also be used with a battery clamp adapter and connects directly to the battery for more power. The cables appear to be of good quality. There is a very small on/off switch on the back and an internal fan that turns on when the device is turned on. The fan is very quiet and didn't stand out in any of my tests. On the front of the device there are 2 USB 4.8A and 2 110V outputs, unfortunately there are no holes to attach it to anything. The device works great and will be a very handy addition to my travel gear. I have a 2000w inverter generator that I carry with me and use for most larger applications, but for anything in the >150w range I just open the back and turn it on. Also great for connecting multiple devices like batteries and bluetooth speakers on the way to your next destination. I think a lot of people use it to power air mattress pumps. It's so small it takes up almost no space, so nothing's easier than having it in your car.