02 Cool Battery Usb Electric Fan

Amazing!! Fan built in the bottom to keep laptop cool with 3 USB ports... WHAATT?!?! Love this.

Cool gadget when you have to practice on electric guitar - quietly !!!

I love this little box -- it's a simple sturdy all-metal chassis that is exactly what I was looking for. The overall size is compact and it runs fairly cool and quiet. PROS - Rugged and well-built - Large fan runs quiet while keeping your drives cool. the fan doesn't spin up until there's an active drive. - Two usb ports (one to connect your computer, and another to daisy chain additional devices. - Built-in power supply (no power brick) -- uses an average IEC power cord (included) that you probably have dozens of spares lying around. This is an advantage over the current 4-bay version. - Drives just pop into a free bay, no caddy or mounting hardware of any kind required - Good USB 3.2 speeds (your drives will probably be the limiting factor) - Power switch on the front panel for each of the 5 drive bays The lack of RAID support isn't a negative for me because I was looking for a JBOD solution. If I ever need that feature, I can choose one of the many software RAID solutions out there. Only thing missing is Thunderbolt support, but I can live without that given it has USB 3.2.

It is really cool usb c type battery lp-E6

Not too many compartments but just enough for my backup drive, usb drive and the electric cord.

I use this for my electric guitar pedals that have USB on them for connecting to my computer.

Great lights and the cool fan is very silent

I bought this for home purposes, not camping or while on the road. It "pairs nicely" with a pedestal fan that I bought (Tautronics TT-TF010). The fan runs off AC but converts to DC fan motor to consume little power and to reduce noise. On the fan's lowest setting, not in oscillating mode, both of which are perfect for sleeping at night, it drew about 1 amp. I tested it on my River Pro for an hour, drawing the battery down only by two percent. It will also power my cable modem and wireless router during a power failure (in most cases of a power failure, my cable internet is still working). The modem and router pull 20 watts. For those looking to rely on the River Pro or other EcoFlow power station to charge your electronics, I provide the following info. Apple watch draws 2 watts while charging, iPhone 12 draws 5 to 6W via USB-A, Lenovo Yoga C940 notebook computer draws 15 to 20W avg via USB-C while notebook is also being used, iPad 11W via USB-A. Charging times of course depend upon how much each battery is depleted but everything appears to take about the same amount of time they would being charged through normal means (power supplies plugged into operating household AC outlets. I hope to buy the Delta Pro when it rolls out. The fit and finish and options of my River Pro beat the top three competitors that I checked out of approx. same wattage.

Really cool rechargable battery, love that the USB charge port is directly on the battery! No extra gear required!

I reviewed this product on April 02,2018 about the issue with draining the battery. With my permission, the manufacturer contacted me and did investigation. It turned out it is the issue with the specific batch. Now the manufacturer has fixed the issue for me. The battery pack is now working like a charm. I appreciate the manufacturer’s excellent customer service. Thanks