
Anker SOLIX C300X DC Portable Power Station 288Wh
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Our take on the Anker SOLIX C300X DC Portable Power Station 288Wh
The Anker SOLIX C300X DC is a 288Wh portable power station built around USB-C Power Delivery rather than AC wall outlets. It delivers up to 300W and is aimed at charging laptops, phones, cameras and small USB-C devices on the go. Its DC-only design makes it lighter and simpler than AC-equipped stations of similar capacity, but it cannot run a standard plug-in appliance. It is a niche pick for USB-C-heavy kits rather than a general household backup.
- 288Wh capacity in a compact, carry-friendly unit
- USB-C PD output up to 300W for laptops and fast charging
- No AC inverter losses, so more of the stored energy reaches USB-C devices
- Simple, outlet-free operation suits tents, cars and bags
- No AC outlets, so it cannot power standard plug-in appliances
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Lowest price we've seen: $199.99 on Nov 7 at Best Buy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Can the C300X run a regular lamp or fan?
- No. It has no AC outlets, so standard plug-in appliances will not work. It charges USB-C devices only.
- What can 288Wh actually charge?
- Expect roughly several phone charges or a few laptop top-ups. High-draw laptops at 300W will drain it in under an hour.
- How is it different from an AC power station?
- It skips the AC inverter and focuses on USB-C PD. That saves size and conversion losses but rules out wall-plug devices.
- Can I charge it from a car or solar panel?
- USB-C PD input lets it recharge from a suitable USB-C charger or power source. Check the input wattage of your charger for realistic recharge times.
- Is 300W enough for my laptop?
- Most USB-C laptops draw well under 300W, so it should cope. Gaming laptops and workstations with high peak draw may exceed what it can sustain.



