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Anker SOLIX C300 Portable Power Station

A 288Wh LFP station for small AC and USB loads, combining a 300W inverter, three AC outlets, 140W two-way USB-C, app control, and a built-in light in a 9.1-pound case.

Brand
Anker SOLIX
Model
A1722
Category
Portable Power Stations
Updated
2026-08-02
Research process
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Anker SOLIX C300 Portable Power Station
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Product Assessment

Verdict

It is a smart apartment, garage, or car-camping companion for modest loads; buyers who expect cooking, heating, or long outage runtime should move up at least one capacity class.

Full review

The AC-version C300 earns its place by being small without becoming USB-only. Its 288Wh LFP battery feeds three AC outlets, high-power USB-C, a car socket, and a built-in light, which makes it useful for routers, laptops, camera gear, phones, and low-draw medical devices after checking their actual consumption. Fast wall charging and an under-10ms transfer mode add genuine household utility.

The 300W inverter is also a firm boundary. This is not a kettle, heater, induction-cooktop, or power-tool station, and the 100W solar ceiling limits how quickly it can recover away from the grid. Owner discussions also point to inverter standby consumption and the importance of understanding pass-through behavior. The C300 is best when the buyer defines a modest load list before relying on it.

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What stands out

  • Three AC outlets in a 9.1-pound case
  • 140W two-way USB-C charging
  • Built-in light and fast transfer behavior

Tradeoffs

  • Only 300W of rated AC output
  • Solar input is limited to 100W
  • Leaving the inverter active reduces useful runtime

Who it is for

  • Apartment electronics backup
  • Garage and garden power
  • Car camping with modest AC loads

Who should skip it

  • High-wattage appliances
  • Long off-grid stays
  • Ultralight travel

Key Product Facts

The AC-version SOLIX C300 provides 288Wh capacity, 300W rated AC output, eight output ports, and 140W two-way USB-C charging.

The exact A1722 product page and manual define the hardware, while an independent field article confirms the practical value of its mixed AC and USB port selection.

Confidence: high · Updated 2026-08-02

The C300 can switch to battery power in under 10 milliseconds, but its 100W solar limit and 300W inverter keep it focused on electronics and other small loads.

Official documentation establishes the transfer, charging, and output limits, and independent testing frames the realistic router, laptop, lighting, and short-duration backup role.

Confidence: high · Updated 2026-08-02