Collection: Portable Power Stations

Portable power stations are larger, with higher capacity and multiple outlets, capable of powering devices like laptops, small appliances or even medical equipment. Portable power banks are smaller and typically designed to charge phones or tablets, offering limited power compared to a power station. Note that the Duracell M-Series products are more compact and lighter weight than portable power stations. Unlike most power banks, however, the M-Series products are capable of charging laptops in addition to tablets, phones, earbuds, and other small electronics, and they have other features such as an included charging dock and a tiltable lid that can wirelessly charge your phones and earbuds. The M250 and M150 also have a ring light.

A portable power station can run from a few hours to several days depending on its capacity, the power draw of connected devices, and the frequency of use. Larger units with higher watt-hours (Wh) can run small appliances for extended periods, while smaller units last a few hours.

Yes, Duracell G-Series Portable Power Stations can be recharged with solar power using the compatible 100-watt G-Solar Panel, a lightweight, foldable portable solar panel. Our power stations support solar input, and the charging time depends on the sunlight conditions and the station's battery capacity.

Please see the individual product pages for specific appliances and charging durations. Note that Duracell Power Stations can power most slow cookers and CPAP machines in addition to wifi, laptops, TVs, lights, drones, and mini coolers. Duracell portable power stations are not designed for high-heat devices like microwaves, toasters, tea kettles, electric stoves, coffee machines, and blow dryers.