Anker Juices Up Homes With World’s Longest-Lasting Portable Generator

Seven years after introducing the industry’s first portable power station, Anker is back with a brand-new class of battery generator that it claims is the world’s most advanced and longest-lasting.

Powered by a Lithium Iron Phosphate battery, which is used in long-range electric cars, the 757 PowerHouse can maintain 100% capacity for an astonishing 3,000 full charging cycles, with every component at 50,000 hours of life expectancy.

Plus, Anker chose to construct the device out of an automotive-grade aluminum alloy, so you know it’s always and temperature resistant for utmost durability. 

Naturally, you may think that such a larger battery will take ages to charge, and who has time for that? Anticipating this, the 757 PowerHouse boots up as quick as some smartphones, and can be charged to 80% in just an hour. 

If you’re short on plugs, just pop it out in the sun for over three hours and watch it go from 0% to 80% with maximum input power.

Embracing even more sustainable technology, you’ll be pleased to know that the portable energy will be compatible with the not-yet-launched Anker 625 Solar Panel, which will deliver up to 100W of renewable power.

Safety-wise, the portable battery generator appears to be a better option than typical machines, seeing as it doesn’t run on fuel and produces zero carbon monoxide, making it the best choice for emergency scenarios such as a power outage or natural disaster. 

The 757 PowerHouse is open for preorders at an early-bird price, and will hit stores starting May 9 for US$1,399.

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