Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
We picked this Suaoki 200 at Amazon on a lightning sale for $149. It was cheaper than we could purchase the 18650 battery cells and make our own! We've been using it for several months as a CPAP backup, in the car, and with the Trailer Camping. It's a nice little package. The Amazon price has gone up ( amzn.to/2G3AfdM ).
So the PROs are:
1) Great MPPT solar charger
2) 120W pure sine wave inverter
3) great manual with real specs
The CONs are:
1) comes with only 30watt AC charger
2) 12V 10A port is unregulated
3) has a lot of separate attachments
4) the bar display doesn't seem to correlate well with the watt/hrs used
5) I only got 168 Watt/hrs out of it drawing 10Amps
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* The Jackery 250 is a good competitor ( amzn.to/3alNXGQ ).
* You can get around the unregulated 10-12VDC by using an up/down converter. I found this one ( amzn.to/36RIdm7 ) for $20, but if will only provide a max of 60 Watts.
* If you need more AC power, the Suaoki G1000 ( amzn.to/2u80D3t ) and Max Oak Bluetti ( amzn.to/2u80Y6f ) are good solutions
* The Renogy portable folding 100W solar panel ( amzn.to/2ty18DI )is a great match for charging the unit
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We picked this Suaoki 200 at Amazon on a lightning sale for $149. It was cheaper than we could purchase the 18650 battery cells and make our own! We've been using it for several months as a CPAP backup, in the car, and with the Trailer Camping. It's a nice little package. The Amazon price has gone up ( amzn.to/2G3AfdM ).
So the PROs are:
1) Great MPPT solar charger
2) 120W pure sine wave inverter
3) great manual with real specs
The CONs are:
1) comes with only 30watt AC charger
2) 12V 10A port is unregulated
3) has a lot of separate attachments
4) the bar display doesn't seem to correlate well with the watt/hrs used
5) I only got 168 Watt/hrs out of it drawing 10Amps
Affiliate links:
* The Jackery 250 is a good competitor ( amzn.to/3alNXGQ ).
* You can get around the unregulated 10-12VDC by using an up/down converter. I found this one ( amzn.to/36RIdm7 ) for $20, but if will only provide a max of 60 Watts.
* If you need more AC power, the Suaoki G1000 ( amzn.to/2u80D3t ) and Max Oak Bluetti ( amzn.to/2u80Y6f ) are good solutions
* The Renogy portable folding 100W solar panel ( amzn.to/2ty18DI )is a great match for charging the unit
FTC Disclaimer:
We may earn commissions for purchases made through the links below.
As Amazon Associates we earn from qualifying purchases.
