⚡️ Cantonape 1000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter: Reliable Car Power Converter with USB Car Adapter and Cigarette Lighter Plug Review

Works as it should, perfect for deep discharging a marine battery powering your TV and Android box from the mains when you don't need to start the generator. 5/5 for use and performance for the price.

This inverter works great. I have had the opportunity to use it twice since receiving it. Once I started a hammer drill with no problems. I've also used it to power an impact wrench to replace the flat.

Very disappointed. I tried to start a mini heater from this inverter. The fan never came on. The breaker worked immediately with a maximum power of 950 watts. With a minimum power of 650 W, the inverter got very hot. The insulation at the terminals began to smoke. 1000 operation/2000 watt pulse are definitely not possible.

I've been using this for a few months and my only downside is the battery pin headers, they're too light. The uprights rotate when you try to pull the cables towards them. I'm afraid to take them off because I don't think they will survive being tightened again. I would like to put the inverter in a better place but can't because of weak contacts

I don't know what the plugs are for but the ones I received are not US standard plugs as per the product description and shown in photos. After receiving it, I noticed another consumer also asked why the forks are angled too, so I'm not the only one who received the wrong product. Bit annoying as I had planned to use it and now have to go through the return process.

I bought this for when we dock at our RV to use the (many) 120V AC outlets in an RV with very few 12V DC outlets Getting power because I thought it will be easier than replacing the wiring of the entire camper. It's only 1000 watts so we don't use it for an air conditioner or even a microwave, but it's good for many other devices that draw relatively little power but require AC power, like our electronics. One of the most important devices is our phone call booster. I've only used it a couple…

I bought this 500w inverter specifically to power a small Frigidaire EFR492 fridge from a 12vdc trailer battery. It's a 4.6 cu ft made by China's Ningbo and also bought by Revain, which says 110 VAC on the page, which is a bit strange as 120 VAC is normal in the US. See the Frigidaire website for 110-120VAC and 65V specs. The wattage is W, so "should work". It looks like the fridge controls have a cut off that doesn't match the inverter's performance, due to the low voltage I think. I used a…