Anker Solix C300 Portable Power station

Main Specs (In a Brief)
The Big Difference: Has Wall Outlets. Includes 2 traditional AC wall plugs alongside the USB ports.
Capacity & Lifespan: Same 288Wh capacity with a durable LiFePO4 battery (lasts 3,000+ charges).
Power Output: 300W continuous output but features a "SurgePad" mode allowing it to handle up to 600W for specific appliances.
Ports: 2 × AC outlets, 3 × USB-C (two are fast 140W ports), 1 × USB-A, and 1 × 12V car socket.
Size & Weight: Weighs 9.1 lbs (4.1 kg)—about 3 pounds heavier than the DC-only version due to the built-in AC inverter.
Recharge Time: Rapid charging via a standard wall outlet goes from 0% to 80% in 50 minutes (330W max AC input).
Who Is It Best For?
Traditional Campers & Tailgaters: Best for people who need to plug in low-wattage, everyday household items at a campsite—like a small fan, a pellet grill, a projector for movie night, or a string of camp lights.
CPAP Users: A highly portable, lightweight option for weekend trips to keep a CPAP machine running through the night.
Basic Home Emergency Backup: Perfect for blackouts to keep essential household electronics running, like a Wi-Fi router, a small medical device, or charging tools, without a giant footprint.
Verdict: If you only use USB cables to charge laptops and phones, stick with the lighter DC version. If you want the security of plugging in standard 2-prong or 3-prong household cords, this standard AC version is the one to get.