ENOFLO 97Wh Portable Power Station with 120W AC Outlet: A Full Review

Dragging a massive battery into a small tent just to keep your phone and headlamp charged is overkill. I usually prefer to pack light, which is why I was looking at sub-100Wh units. At just under $70, the ENOFLO fits the bill if you need a cheap power station for camping without the bulk of a larger generator. It weighs barely over two pounds and is roughly the size of a thick paperback book.

The 97Wh capacity means you aren't running anything heavy-duty. Don't expect to plug in a heater, a coffee maker, or even a travel CPAP machine for a full night. It maxes out at 120W peak on the AC outlet. But for keeping smartphones topped off, running a small USB fan during a muggy summer night, or recharging camera batteries off-grid, it does exactly what it needs to.

I appreciate the built-in LED flashlight and light panel, which actually saves you from hanging a separate lantern in your tent. Charging it back up is straightforward enough, though it takes a while via a wall outlet. You can hook up a solar panel if you have one, but frankly, at this battery size, you're probably just charging it at home before a weekend trip. The build quality feels entirely plastic, which matches the price tag and means it won't survive a serious drop onto rocks. If you understand its limits—basically treating it as a bulky power bank with a wall plug—it's a very practical little battery backup for short outdoor trips.