Anker F1500 - Is It Worth Your Money?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
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0:00 - Intro
1:30 - 60 Second Teardown
2:54 - Favourite Features
6:09 - Testing
10:04 - What We Don't Like
10:37 - Final Thoughts
11:33 - Comparisons
The Anker F1500... An average unit, that doesn't have any "WOW" features... but does that make it bad? We don't think so. some of the best units out there don't pack much punch at all, most the time when you are shopping for a portable power station like the Anker F1500, you are more concerned with making sure it does what it says it'll do. So let's see how it does!
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🛒 Check Out The Anker F1500:
• Shop Solar: shopsolarkits.com/products/an...
• Use Code: THESOLARLAB for $101 Off Your Order Over $2,000
• Anker: shrsl.com/4i5fg
☀ Calculate Solar Panel Cost for your House: www.solar-estimate.org/solar-...
❄ We Recommend ICECO Portable Fridges:
• IceCo: icecofreezer.com/THESOLARLAB
• Use Code: "THESOLARLAB" for 12% Off!
🔔 Subscribe to our TH-cam Channel: @TheSolarLab
0:00 - Intro
1:30 - 60 Second Teardown
2:54 - Favourite Features
6:09 - Testing
10:04 - What We Don't Like
10:37 - Final Thoughts
11:33 - Comparisons
The Anker F1500... An average unit, that doesn't have any "WOW" features... but does that make it bad? We don't think so. some of the best units out there don't pack much punch at all, most the time when you are shopping for a portable power station like the Anker F1500, you are more concerned with making sure it does what it says it'll do. So let's see how it does!
👨🏼💻 The Solar Lab:
www.thesolarlab.com
We maintain an affiliate relationship with some of the products reviewed, which means we get a small percentage of a sale if you click our links, at no cost to our viewers.
I always get hate for saying I love Anker but their customer service is one of the best (in my experience) and their products just keep getting better.
Nice review keep up the good work
I love your channel, your videos have great production quality and you’re always coming with some cool stuff and you’re knowledgeable. Maybe it’s because these are niche products but you deserve more subscribers and views. Do you have other channels?
Can you also test the anker solid c1000? Thanks!
I demand a video with the hat off.
Hi thanks for the video! Can you use the Anker App remotely, maybe with a VPN to my home network ? And if you are using like 100W out, does the fans kick in ? I would like to use this battery as UPS on my router and a microserver. And it needs to be quiet. Thanks again!
I would still take an Anker C1000 or an Anker C800 plus over this. They are both smaller and lighter for camping. The C800 would be my preference for campibg of the three. The C1000 has the same inverter, charges in less time, and it is also expandable.
A test I would like to see you guys do is to see if a large battery from an Anker F2000 is compatible with an Anker C1000. That would be a great way to really expand that power station.
Banger video as always. I just don't like what they're doing with solar. Feel like they spec it to push you into buying Ankers overpriced panels. Would prefer just one 11-60V solar port with a 15-20A limit like what Ecoflow does
Is battery is replaceable?
I’d like to see you redo the test for efficiency. I’m guessing it was running Fans at a maximum speed which is drawing more power.
What if you ran a consistent 400w draw? Would the efficiency then go up?
I think the efficiency is going to be dependent on the draw and because you were drawing so much power the efficiency went down. But I could be wrong. I’m not very skilled when it comes to electronics.
You say 73% efficiency is good, but that is actually very poor(if that’s the actual efficiency). I wonder how 73% is okay when the river 2 pro is about 84%
It’s funny you say the charging is okay here and take your time to explain why it doesn’t charge in a linear manner when for the river 2 pro you really railed on the charging capability despite the company clearly stating it will charge in full. I really hope you’re not going the bias way. It just appears that way.
I got totally distracted after you dropped the unit in the fire. How did that even happen?
LOL, we were camping, we had it on a chair and we went to sleep… woke up to the most obnoxious wind storm that blew it into the fire, and also relit the fire that we thought we had put out🤦🏼♂️ Fire: 1 - Chair & Power station: 0. good times ahahah
Wouldn’t the C1000 be a better proposition? It has a smaller inverter, but output and surge are the same, and it’s expandable. Not to mention, it’s $200-$300 cheaper.
Keep up the great work!
I have a C1000. The inverter on that is the same (1800w with 2400w surge). I agree with your assessment though.
Yep, meant to say smaller battery. It also has six grounded outlets which provides a bit more flexibility.
C1000 or this F1500!?
Anyone run this battery all day with solar? I have the bluetti 2400 Max and its a beast of a battery I can run all day connected with 900 watts of solar. I can essentially run my ac almost all day. Well at least in bright sun light days.
Oh, and efficiency on Pecron A/C is 91% on e1500LFP- smokes this overpriced thing
wwwwaaaayyyyy overpriced-- look at the Pecron lineup- solid units without being gouged......
I wouldn't buy this solar limitations are ridiculous. Much better off with an oupes or a pecron. I can get a pecron with a 2200 w inverter, solar can take 95 volts, expandable close 8kw with a 5 year warranty for 799 plus a 5% discount code brings it down to 759. I guess it has a light so there's that. Just an opinion. To each his own.