Cummins 150-Watt Portable Power Station, 194Wh, Lithium-Ion Battery, 300W Solar Generator, Modified Sine Wave

Well.... I haven't actually purchased this product yet, though I am interested. Unfortunately, the product description for this product AS WELL AS the product I am comparing it to, the CUMMINS 100-WATT Solar Powered Portable Power Station, 155Wh Lithium-Ion Battery, 150W Solar Generator, PURE SINE WAVE, are EXACTLY THE SAME!! In other words... why would a 100 Watt Portable Power Station give off the EXACT SAME CAPACITY RESULTS as a 150-Watt Power Station???? The Cummins 150-Watt Power Station provides: 1. 40 Hours of Lights 2. 3 Hours of TV 3. 14 Smartphone Charges 4. 3 Laptop Charges 5. 6 Drone Charges The Cummins 100-Watt Power Station provides: 1. 40 Hours of Lights 2. 3 Hours of TV 3. 14 Smartphone Charges 4. 3 Laptop Charges 5. 6 Drone Charges AND 6. 2 nights on select CPAP devices The only differences found between the 100 watt description and the 150 watt description is that: 1. One device is PURE SINE WAVE 2. One Device is MODIFIED SINE WAVE 3. One Device INCLUDES 2 CPAP CHARGES So... other than the last 3, you match them up, descriptions at the end, are the actual capacity descriptions just a 'copy and paste' MISTAKE!!! for each of the two devices??? Or does the PURE SINE WAVE as opposed to the MODIFIED SINE WAVE allow for the added capacity CPAP at the end?? As I said, I am definitely interested in ONE of these devices, but I would just like to know the ACTUAL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION before I make my choice!!! Also.... And... if this seems confusing to some... think of it as a 1. RED DRESS product description: Red Ruffle Hem 2. Blue Dress product description: Red Ruffle Hem Either that SINE WAVE makes a HUGE DIFFERENCE.... or somebodys got to get off the 'Copy and Paste' obsession they have cultivated! Thanks

IT WILL NOT CHARGE - AC or DC

Overall good, I do wish it was weatherproof,in Michigan many times there’s no warning before it starts pouring rain so I have to be careful when it’s out,& be close by. Seems to charge in the sun well,but takes a day or two to fully charge. I plugged my phone into it with both the outlet charger and the USB cord itself (make sure to push the Ac/Dc button to turn it on). It works,not sure how long it takes the battery to drain or anything like that,I’ve only done a quick test so far. Flashlight is bright and powerful. Will work great for power outrages and I’ll purchase another if I’m able to.

I love this little power house! I took it on my camping trip... It worked great ✌️