🔌 BESTEK 150W Power Inverter for Car - 12V to 110V Voltage Converter with Dual USB Ports (3.1A Shared), Black Review

Ideal for car journeys. I took it to Vegas and Los Angeles. I can connect my charger and 3 other chargers. I also used it when I wanted to go white water rafting. I can plug in my electric pump and inflate my rafts. This helps lengthen my cable a bit.

As a truck driver I ordered this inverter to replace one I have had for several years. I wasn't disappointed. but this inverter exceeded my expectations as I have used it for hours to charge and/or power personal devices (phone, food warmer etc.) on the go. I recommend this product.

I've been using it every day for three months and it has worked flawlessly so far. Only criticism is that it is very loud when you first turn it on. Not a little loud, very loud. The noise is caused by the fan, which usually levels off and becomes quieter within thirty to sixty seconds. To be honest I've seen the same complaints with many if not all other inverters like this one. I will update this review in a few months. UPDATE 4/24/2019: I've been using it daily for almost two years with no…

I had my Microsoft Surface Pro 3, Samsung S7 Edge and iPhone connected to it and they charged at the same time with no issues. Build quality isn't exceptional, but a little more is more than enough, especially for the price of the product. The pin connector of the inverter is flexible and it helps a lot to place this unit in my car's center console. The only downside to this product that I have found so far is the fan. It can be quite loud and very noticeable when there is no sound in the car…

I really like the socket options. Unfortunately, plugging a charging socket into my Jeep Wrangler to the left of the shifter (6-speed stock) near my knee often causes this unit to move and wiggle in its place. Connection. Constantly unplugged. This means that charging no longer works. Then requires reinstallation. Again and again and again. It is a major distraction from driving. Especially when I bump my hand while shifting gears in traffic. Basically, this problem renders the device…

Many car inverters have long wires, which causes the unit to hang around the entire center console while driving, and connecting wires are constantly pulled out of the pivot caps, which are also constantly lost go, forcing the wearer to decide whether to risk electrocution by attaching a wire to an unlocked screw or by using duct tape. I've been to the hardware store a few times for replacement lids. I decided I knew for a fact that there should be a wireless model and went looking. Of course I