Will 175 Watts Run A Small Microwave

Fantastic product. Have even run the microwave on it with no issues. Charges as fast as they say it can. Plenty of outlets to plug stuff into. I have not triggered the breakers so this is a very legit battery backup system! I hope they make a large system to run the whole house one day.

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

Good. Will buy more of these when I run out.

I have a cable box and cable modem that requires less than 30 watts to run.� If the power goes out, this little baby will keep them alive for over 2 hours.� Won't lose any recordings that are active during any power outage.

While the battery capacity isn't quite what I would like (the more the better) the available power is fantastic! This puts my other brand power station to shame because of its limited maximum draw of 1000 watts. The Delta 1300 let me use my heat gun at full capacity drawing almost 1500 watts! Sure, I can't run it forever but at least I can run it on maximum heat for short bursts. If I could get a Delta 2500 I would buy it. I really like the 6 AC outlets as well. That is also far superior compared to my other unit. The Delta does seem to charge faster as well so I'm overall extremely pleased with it so far.

I bought this for my camp trailer for boondocking. It is showing more than 24 hours run time for my CPAP machine at about 30 watts. Also runs a small 350 waffle maker - average draw 340 watts for 6 waffles using about 12% of capacity. Also used for 125W hand mixer. I can run the fridge while transiting between camp grounds without running propane for limited runs (wired my own switch and outlet for it). Charging with 200w solar panel. Also charges laptop, Gopro and a couple DSLR cameras. Extremely useful!

Prints are looking amazing on this paper. Will be purchasing more of these when I run out.

Seems to run a little small.

I have used Profoto for about four years. I find them to be very reliable. I like the B10's and B10x's because they are small and still have great power (250 Watts). They are very easy to use and set up with Profoto's remote. I don't need 500 Watts for what I shoot. I can't really say anything bad about them. If you are serious about lighting I believe this is the one to buy. The B10X Duo kit comes with a nice backpack. It is well made and gives ample protection for your lighting investment.

I bought this to use with an umbrella, for lighting myself for ZOOM meetings. My other quartz lights are 250 and 600 watts, which is way more light than I need. This small light is perfect at 100 watts. I might even buy a second one of these for a small portable portrait setup - the lights come with barn doors, and this would make a perfect kicker light, to use with the first light into an umbrella.