BESTEK150W Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Converter 4.2A Dual USB Car Adapter, Thinner Design with ETL Listed, Grey/BlackClimatePartner certified

I love how small the power inverter is compared to a small power bank, it’s awesome for travel because when it gets hot outside, I can just power my box fan or if you’re going too the park or an event it’s nice to be able to have your phones quick charge wall charger and charge it from the inverter It also works really good in the car and I love the clip adapter. I use to keep my game consoles charged up when in the car or at a friend’s house, I can just bring that with the battery and it just works. I really like to thank. BESTEK and ROYPOW for making really small inverters and batteries that are compatible amongst each other

Funciona correctamente

Works good.

Works.. so far. i use the 120volt to power a 20watt seed warmer mat on my car seat.(vivosun® thru amazn ) The USB outlets arefine. It's good to have heated seat backs inmy economy car.THIS little inverter seems fine. I had ᵃ differentbrand which worked fine for only 2 months.Only gonna need the 120V for another 2 months.Will see how good THIS one is.. i will try toupdate if im so inspired 👍

I have been using the BESTEK 150W Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Converter with a 4.2A Dual USB Car Adapter for some time now, and it has become an essential part of my travel kit. In fact, I'm so pleased with its performance that I've equipped all my vehicles with one. This power inverter stands out for its compact size, reliability, and ability to power larger laptops, making it a top-quality product in its category.One of the most striking features of this BESTEK inverter is its compact design. It's incredibly small and lightweight, making it easy to store and carry. Despite its size, it packs a punch, efficiently converting DC power to AC and providing enough power to charge larger laptops. This is particularly impressive as finding a compact inverter that can handle such devices efficiently is often challenging.The reliability of the BESTEK 150W Power Inverter is another aspect that deserves praise. It has consistently provided steady power without any issues of overheating or short-circuiting. This reliability is crucial, especially when you are on the road and need your devices to stay charged and operational.Additionally, the inverter comes with dual USB ports, which is a great feature, allowing me to charge multiple devices simultaneously. This is particularly useful during long trips, where keeping phones, tablets, and other USB-powered devices charged is essential.The build quality of the BESTEK inverter is commendable. It feels sturdy and well-constructed, suggesting that it will last for a long time, even with regular use in the varied environments of different vehicles.In conclusion, the BESTEK 150W Power Inverter is an excellent product that I highly recommend. Its combination of compact size, powerful performance, and reliability makes it a must-have for anyone who spends a lot of time in their vehicle and needs a dependable power source. Having one in each of my vehicles has been a decision that continually pays off in convenience and reliability.

Love the small size and apparent quality construction. The “belt clip” is a nice feature.

Ya lo he probado mas de un mes y la carga de los dispositivos y en general es buena

I received it in the mail very quickly I plugged it up to the cars outlet I didn't have anything plugged into the device to be clear there was no load put on the device and it lit up for about two seconds and then the little indicator LED went down so I took my screwdriver opened it up and solid it was just a blown fuse The fuse bloom for whatever reason even though there was no load put on it to make matters even more frustrating instead of taking extra to put a socket on there to plug the fuse into they had so much faith in their device does any solder refuse to rifle to the circuit board so I decided and I sold it another fuse on it and while I had it open I went ahead and put some more solder on the 1/2arse solder joints there was 10 or 12 solder joints that needed to be re-wet. Also it had to be forced back into the case until I took my flush cutters and trimmed the legs on the back side of the board. Once I did that the circuit board slid back into the case easily I had no more issues with it yet. Before I could bother to use before a load was even put on it it makes me wonder if it was the design or the craftsmanship that failed. Also why would you solder this fuse directly under the circuit board and make it before you had to take it apart to access it why not put a socket on the device that can be easily accessed That's what I get for being the cheapest cheapskate and not going to get the triplite