Anker SOLIX C300 Portable Power Station with 60W Solar Panel, 288Wh, 300W

Anker C300 is a portable power station built around 288Wh of capacity, 300W of output, and several ways to recharge it. Its strongest appeal is flexibility: you can power devices through three AC outlets, a car socket, two higher output USB C ports, another USB C port, and USB A, while the included 60W solar panel provides an additional charging option.

The eight port layout is useful when several pieces of personal technology need power at once. The three AC outlets provide up to 300W, while the car socket is rated at 120W. One of the two main USB C ports supports 140W, and both are described as two way USB C ports, giving the station a strong option for compatible USB C charging. The remaining USB C port supplies 15W and the USB A port supplies 12W.

Recharge options are equally varied. A wall outlet can bring the station to 80% in 50 minutes, while the unit can also recharge through solar panels, a car, or the PD 3.1 USB C port. The included 60W solar panel makes the package more useful when access to a wall outlet is not the only priority. The C300 also includes the cables needed for the listed solar and charging connections, plus a safety manual and warranty information.

There are some limits to keep in mind. The station is rated for 300W output, with 600W surge, so the type and power demand of your devices matter. Solar compatibility also needs attention because the C300 is specifically not compatible with the Anker SOLIX PS30 or other 5V to 3A USB C panels, PS200, or PS400. The optional strap is sold separately, so carrying it means using the station itself unless you purchase that accessory.

Verdict: Buy it if you want a compact power station with multiple charging formats, fast wall recharge, and an included solar panel. Look elsewhere if your needs call for a higher output rating or compatibility with the specifically excluded solar panels.

A great fit if you:

• Need one portable power source for several AC, USB C, USB A, and vehicle connected devices.
• Want a rechargeable station that can use wall power, a car, or solar input.
• Prefer a power station built around LiFePO4 batteries and a stated 3,000 cycle rating.
• Value quicker wall recharging when you need the station ready again without waiting as long.

Consider something else if you:

• Need to run devices above the stated 300W output, consider a higher output model instead.
• Already rely on one of the listed incompatible solar panels, consider a compatible power station instead.

Confirm on the listing:

• Check the dimensions and carrying arrangement on the listing if the available space or portability of the unit is important to you.
• Check that your devices fit within the listed 300W output and that their preferred connection matches one of the eight ports.
• Confirm that any solar panel you plan to use is compatible, especially if you own the PS30, PS200, PS400, or a 5V to 3A USB C panel.
• Check the box contents against your needs, including the 60W solar panel, charging cables, extension cable, manual, and warranty information.

How to compare your options: Focus on capacity, output, charging ports, recharge methods, and battery construction for this type of product. The C300 combines 288Wh capacity with 300W output, eight charging ports, multiple recharge methods, and a 60W solar panel, so compare those points directly with what your devices require.

• Start with the included safety manual and warranty information, and follow the instructions for charging and everyday operation.
• Choose the charging method that suits the situation, using wall power, a car, solar input, or the PD 3.1 USB C port as appropriate.
• Before connecting solar equipment, confirm compatibility with the C300 so you do not rely on a panel specifically excluded by the listing.
• Match each device to the appropriate port and keep the combined power needs within the station's stated output.
• If you use the carrying strap, remember that the strap is sold separately. Otherwise, carry the power station using the unit itself as intended by its portable design.

The station includes smart temperature control and impact resistance, so follow the supplied instructions for care and operation. If you use the solar panel regularly, keep the included charging cables together with it so the setup remains ready when you need an alternative to wall charging.

What comes with the Anker C300?
The box includes the power station and 60W solar panel, plus an XT 60 to DC7909 charging cable, solar to XT60 charging cable, extension cable, AC charging cable, safety manual, and warranty information. The power station and solar panel ship separately.

How many devices can I charge at once?
The C300 has eight charging ports. They include three AC outlets, one car socket, two USB C ports rated at 140W, one USB C port rated at 15W, and one USB A port rated at 12W.

Can I use any USB C solar panel with it?
No, the listing specifically excludes the Anker SOLIX PS30 and other 5V to 3A USB C panels, as well as PS200 and PS400. Check solar compatibility before connecting a panel you already own.

How quickly can the power station recharge from a wall outlet?
It can reach 80% charge in 50 minutes from a wall outlet. Solar, car charging, and the PD 3.1 USB C port are also listed as recharge options.

Who is the C300 best suited to?
It suits buyers who want portable power with multiple connection types and an included solar charging option. Its 288Wh capacity and 300W output make checking your devices' power needs an important part of the buying decision.