Bapdas 150W Car Power Inverter DC 12V To 110V AC Car Converter 2 USB Ports Car Charger Adapter New Model (Red) Review

If I could give zero stars I would. Unfortunately I didn't check in time to make sure it works to be able to return it. The product was completely defective and almost ruined the trip. I will never buy from this company again.

I will be returning the goods. It never worked and shorted out my DC system in my Lexus and I need my mechanic to look at that - and determine if it's just a fuse. I DO NOT RECOMMEND.

I needed this because we were going on holiday and had to work on the go. The box does get a little warm, but that's to be expected when it's plugged in and the Elements connected to it. That works great. Now we don't have to alternately use the port in the machine that works. It just made the trip easier.

Worked two hours and stopped working! I can't get it to light up or charge my iPad. I had to look for another way to charge my phone and iPad. Power button or reset button could not be found. Now it's a piece of trash that I have to throw in the trash can! Very dissatisfied customer!

First, this inverter is great for small solar projects. I used this inverter to power a 40w T8 lamp and a 42" Onn LED TV. Light and TV work at the same time without any problems. The fan on this inverter is very quiet compared to the 200w inverter I bought and returned. Also, sometimes when there was a power outage in the house, I used this inverter to turn on the wifi and router so my kids could access the internet. Overall great price and great product.

Pros: It was quiet and charged connected devices. Negative: The length of the cable is mostly rather short. Also, there is no fuse in this device. The problem I had was that nothing could keep him down. When switching on, the fuse blew again and again. I took the unit apart and saw that it was pretty much assembled that nothing was holding the wire to the ground. I'll fix it myself, but this is the first inverter I've ever bought that didn't have a fuse inside. It was just poorly designed and…

The unit appears to work within advertised limits but it has no replaceable fuse and there was no cut off or protection should the unit become overloaded. So going to 150W or more will break the device without requiring a reboot or a fixable solution to keep it usable. So for powering a laptop or a small LED TV it works more than well as long as you know the power consumption of the devices you intend to use and don't go over the 150W limit. Otherwise you risk damaging your device. My first…