Design
The Anker Summer Power Sale C800 station looks compact and functional, with a no-nonsense design that’s easy to carry. The handle is sturdy, and the layout of ports on the front panel is neat and easy to understand. It reminds me a bit of those older JBL speakers in terms of shape — simple but solid.
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The C800 comes with 768Wh capacity and an 800W output, which is more than enough for small appliances, laptops, and even some camping gear. I especially liked the variety of ports — AC, USB-A, USB-C, and a car outlet. It’s got a fast-charging feature too, so you won’t be stuck waiting around forever. I’ve used similar stations on weekend getaways, and this one feels like a nice middle-ground — not too bulky but still powerful enough.
Performance
During typical use — say, charging a phone, running a mini fridge, or powering a fan — the C800 handles itself well. The battery indicator is accurate, and the fan doesn’t kick in too loudly, which is great if you’re using it in a tent or a small van. It feels reliable without being overkill.
Other Deals
Besides the C800, the Anker Summer Power Sale also includes other gear, but what caught my eye was the Ride1Up PRODIGY V2 e-bike dropping to $1,995 and Camplux water heaters on discount. The Ride1Up looks like a solid city commuter if you’re not into heavy-duty bikes.
Price
At $349 during the sale, the Anker C800 offers decent value. It’s cheaper than many similar options with the same output range, which makes it a good pick for first-time buyers or casual campers. Honestly, if you’re not running a whole RV, this should do the trick.