Anker Solix C300X DC Portable Power Station 300w $199 (Was $429, 54% off) @ Anker Solix AU

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Hi OzBargainers,

We’re back with another limited offer from Anker SOLIX AU.

This time it’s the Anker SOLIX C300X DC Portable Power Station — a compact portable power solution designed for camping, road trips, outdoor use and backup power needs.

👉 Anker SOLIX C300X DC Portable Power Station - 90,000mAh | 300W

RRP: $429 AUD
OzBargain Exclusive Code: OzbargainC300X
Final Price: $199 AUD

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Quick Specs:
Capacity & Output: 90,000mAh / 300W total output
Ports: 7 ports in total
USB-C: 2 × 140W USB-C input/output ports, 1 × 100W USB-C port, 1 × 15W USB-C port
USB-A: 2 × 12W USB-A ports
Car Socket: 1 × 120W car socket
Battery Tech: LFP battery rated for 3,000 cycles
Recharge Speed: Up to 280W max USB-C recharging, full recharge in as fast as 1.5 hours
Solar Recharge: Supports up to 100W solar input, full recharge in under 3.2 hours
Design: 30% smaller than similar products with a built-in handle
Lighting: Built-in extendable light
Durability: Impact-resistant design with frequent temperature monitoring
Use Case:
A versatile portable power solution for camping, travel, outdoor use, road trips and emergency backup at home.

Terms:
This is available stock and not a pre-order.
The deal is valid while stock lasts and may end without notice.

Also available for those looking for a larger power station:
Anker SOLIX F1200 Portable Power Station 1229Wh 1800W - $599
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/960996

Feel free to ask any questions in the comments!

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  • Quickly, is it ups too?

    • No, this model is not a UPS.

      • Looking for a ups for wifi and nbn

        • CyberPower PFC Series is your best bet, whatever size suits your needs. I have several of them and they ahve worked well over the last 5-7 years of ownership.

        • Do you encounter such long outages to consider a UPS?

      • Hey Rep - is there a way to check cycle count on this product?

  • Guessing no TOU support?

    Would love to be able to set this to charge via the grid (at wall PowerPoint) during the middle of the day, when am getting electricity for free. And then use it at night off the battery.

    But guessing this isn't possible even with the newer C1000/C2000 Gen 2?

    • With a 100W gan charger it would charge pretty quickly, right?

    • Seriously? It's like 0.3kWh.

    • If you're specifically looking to charge from the grid during free/cheap periods and use the battery later, the C1000 Gen 2 and C2000 Gen 2 are the models that support TOU (time-of-use) functionality.

      • Thank you for response very appreciated.

        I do have a question though, with those Cxxx models, can you plug it in at the wall and set it on the app to charge only via TOU hours that I've set

        And for the rest of the time just remain sipping power at the wall. And then use the battery for powering e.g. TV at night.

        Or am I getting it wrong? The user guide doesn't really explain this scenario I'm after…

        • Yes — for the use case you described, the models that support TOU (time-of-use) are:

          C1000 Gen 2
          C2000 Gen 2
          F3000
          F3800

          These models can support TOU charging scenarios via the app. So if you're specifically looking for a unit that can charge during set cheaper/free grid periods and better match that kind of usage, those would be the suitable options.

          • @Anker Solix: Thanks mate, just read the manual so looks like it will fit my needs. Just needed to double check, hopefully there's deals for the c1000 gen 2 soon , cos I see DJI 1000 mini for example is 700-ish

    • Better value and about 1/3 more power but Anker ia better quality than Kings

    • Anker 3000 cycles vs Kings 1000 cycles.
      Anker 3 year warranty vs Kings highly dubious 1 year warranty.

      • Yes and staff argue unpleasantly with customers even when when asking for normal 'in time' warranty service.
        Kings almost has no warranty

  • 90,000mAh is a useless stat without mentioning voltage, just list is as 288Wh to avoid confusion with the 300w max output.

  • Sadly no AC outlet for this model

  • What is the weight of this product?

    • DC Model: Weighs 2.8 kg

  • I need to replace my broken river one in my car.

    I'm seriously looking for reasons not to get this but I really cannot flaw it for what I want to do, running my cameras

    • Ahhhh the return policy for change of mind.
      Have to pay for shipping, I think I might look at Amazon

    • hardwire it!

  • I'm loving your deals OP. Keep them coming

  • Will this not include the exclusive offer you have which you can get free cooler? Thanks

  • This is basically a nicely designed large LiFePO4 power bank, a bit like the Kings ones (but better design)
    I am assuming it's 90Ah @ 3.2v as it has 288Wh but I am not 100% sure what they mean.
    Anyway, for comparison purposes, if it was 12.8v like the Kings Ones it would be 22.5Ah.

  • Thank you for the deals. I’m using the 240v out one you posted a fee wells ago.

    Ozbargain is the place for all your deals! We shall sell you out!!

  • OP will you have deals on the larger 3kw+ power packs?

    • Also keen

    • Thanks for your interest! We may have deals on larger 3kW+ power stations in the future, but nothing we can confirm just yet. Please keep an eye on our OzBargain posts for upcoming offers.

  • Hey OP thanks for the post - could you pls let us know roughly how old this stock is?
    Thinking about battery lifespans.

    • Thanks for asking — this stock was shipped over around 5–6 months ago, so no need to worry about battery lifespan from storage.

  • Please correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't 288Wh / 90,000mAh = 3.2V…
    Can it even output 3.2V?

    • They are measuring LiFePO4 cell voltage not output.
      W/h is really the only useful measurement with these type sof devices as you can cross compare whatever the voltage

  • Hi Store Rep, Re the Anker SOLIX F1200 - Would that be ok for remote charging of my E-MTB? My bike battery is 800wh and the bike charger has AC input plug and I believe will require 300-500w and outputs 2A. I assume this is suitable, but wanted to make sure I am not missing any issue with this! Also, is there many of the F1200s left?

    • Hi, yes — the Anker SOLIX F1200 should be suitable for that use case.

      As for stock, there are not many left now — likely around 30 units remaining.

      • Thank you, and how old would the F1200 stock be re battery lifespan?

        • Thanks for asking — the Anker SOLIX F1200 comes with a 5-year warranty and is designed for up to 10 years of use under normal conditions.

          It uses LiFePO4 batteries rated for 3,000+ charge cycles to 80% capacity, which is why it offers a much longer lifespan than standard lithium-ion battery products.

          So in terms of battery longevity, it’s built for long-term use and should give you solid peace of mind.

  • I have one of these and use it all the time. It's a great little unit.

  • Rep - Anker SOLIX F1200 - There seems to be many differing and contradictory specs on your website. ie 300w vs 600w solar charging, bluetooth/no bluetooth. Do you have a datasheet or manual for the version you ship?

    • Hi, thanks for pointing that out.

      For the Anker SOLIX F1200 sold in Australia, the version we ship is A1770C11. The correct specs for this AU version are:

      Max solar input: 300W
      No Bluetooth support
      Regarding the conflicting information:

      There is a version of the Anker SOLIX F1200 that supports up to 600W solar input, but that is an upgraded version sold in North America only
      That version is not sold in Australia, and it has also been discontinued
      The AU website previously showed 600W solar input and Bluetooth for the F1200, but those specs do not apply to the AU model A1770C11
      This website information is currently being corrected
      So to confirm, the AU F1200 = 300W solar input, no Bluetooth.

  • Also any more deals on F2000?

  • Tried to find a dimensions and weight, but couldn't
    . Shouldn't those info be prominently advertised, not just the capabilities?

  • How does this compare to a 100AH 12 v lithium battery

  • Can we expect any future deals on the c1000? That's what I'm holding out for

  • When would this deal be back please thanks

    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/960251

  • just have a fire accident with baseus powerbank tbh I won't purchase any powerbank. Almost burn the kitchen.

  • How long does it take to deliver to Adelaide,SA? And if i order now, will it be shipped today? Thank you

  • Just got my unit today so can confirm some things for peeps:

    Dimensions - 12 cm wide, 13 cm deep, 20cm tall without light extended, light extends up an extra 2 cm when fully opened.
    Weight - 2.9kg

    All functions work without signing up for an online account. Can still connect via Bluetooth and manage/operate the unit including firmware updates. Includes a cover for car socket port, 140W USB C to USB C cable and a detachable shoulder strap.

  • Has anyone put a protocol tester on the USB C ports to see the full capability, other than just the listed voltages?

    • I will receive this power station early next week, and I have a POWER-Z KM003C USB tester I can connect to the USB ports and see what protocols they support.

      • Here are the results of the USB protocol test using my POWER-Z KM003C USB tester on each of the USB ports. I recognise some of the protocols (QC and PD), the others will need to be Google'd if you want more details.

        2 × 12W USB-A Output Ports
        DCP SAM 2A
        Apple 2.4A

        15W USB-C Output Port (C4)
        DCP SAM 2A
        Apple 2.4A

        100W USB-C Output Port (C1)
        QC2.0 & QC3.0 - 5V, 9V, 12V, 3.6-12V
        AFC 24W - 5V 2A, 9V 2A, 12V 2A
        PD3.0 100W - 5V 3A, 9V 3A, 12V 3A, 15V 3A, 20V 5A, PPS 3.3-16V 5A
        DCP

        140W USB-C Input / Output Ports (C2 & C3)
        UFCS1.0 33W - 5-11V 3A, 11-20V 1.65A
        QC2.0 & QC3.0 - 5V, 9V, 12V, 3.6-12V
        FCP 18W - 5V 2A, 9V 2A
        SCP 20W - 5-10V (0.03-2A), Vstep 20mV, Istep 50mA
        AFC 24W - 5V 2A, 9V 2A, 12V 2A
        PD3.1 140W - 5V 3A, 9V 3A, 12V 3A, 15V 3A, 20V 5A, PPS 5-21V 5A
        ++(EPR Capable, 28V 5A, AVS 15-28V 140W)
        DCP

        • I was hoping the type c ports had QC too and looks like they do. I have purchased one. Thanks for that.

        • Did yours come with double Anker logo sticky tape on the top like the outer box had been opened and resealed?

          • @rski: Yes it did, I didn't notice that until you mentioned it. When I unpacked my C300X DC it looked new to me, everything was wrapped and the plastic film protector on the display is still there. I also had to update the firmware to the latest version.

            • @Haakona: Excactly like mine, screen protector and firmware too. I think it might have been done to include the shoulder strap as the C300 DC doesn't come with it. Looks like this C300X DC does.

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