Anker SOLIX Water-Resistant Carry Bag Portable Power Station

Excellent and weather-resistant bag. Yet be careful, because when charging the battery (especially in a speed mode) good ventilation must be provided. Otherwise, you may overheat the battery and it will suspend the charging. Also, it is not healthy for the battery itself.

It's slightly pricy but it's absolutely fantastic a game changer I can now use my Anker C800 in all weather's

Great bag for the anker c1000 power station makes carrying it with the cables much easier as has a handy storage pouch in the back

Bought to complement and protect my portable power station.

Paid a ‘discounted’ £58 for this bag and, having seen it, that was too much. Anyone paying the ‘full’ £79, well you’ve just been well and truly ripped off. This is cynical exploitation of purchasers of the Anker Solix 1000 or 800. Exploiting the purchasers of a core product by pushing monstrously over priced peripherals. This bag certainly doesn’t give the feel of rugged durability. Ostensibly pitched as for use ‘in the field’ I’m dubious that it will stand the test of time. Especially with all these fiddly windows, panels, vents, zips ~ all points of weakness. On opening the packaging the plastic bag the Solix bag was in was stuck to the see through front panel and both the plastic bag and clear panel were ‘blistered’. The front panel is visibly pock-marked and has the feel of, think, a toads back. [Tried to show this in the video.] The quality is satisfactory for what I want, a bag in which to carry and store the Solix. I’ll be using the Solix out of the bag, so all the windows, vents, etc are a complete waste on me. I cannot imagine I’m the only one for whom that’s the case. It would be far better if Anker just did a straightforward basic bag with normal side walls, at a reasonable price, with instructions to remove the Solix before use. Hopefully, removing all the complicated front and side panels would markedly reduce the price and improve the durability of the bag. I certainly don’t recommend this product at £79. I don’t recommend this product at £58 either. I think it’s worth (retail) about £25, if that! ADDENDUM: AnkerDirect UK contacted me regarding my review to address my concerns. They asserted that: "... the bag is manufactured with durability and functionality in mind, especially for outdoor use. The windows, vents & panels are specifically for using the Solix whilst in the bag. Also, the full price is often discounted ..."

Amazing product. Bit too pricey at full rrp

Case is great for my C800. Has rain flaps that pop out so you can reach outlets or control buttons on the unit under the flaps. Too zipper is a special zipper I have never seen before and also has a rain cover along it. Sweet little unit for protecting your C800 or C1000.

This case is fantastic. It is a perfect fit for the Anker SOLIX C1000 solar generator. It allows the generator to be used without taking it out of the case. You can plug things in without removing the case, and the outlets are protected by a clear plastic window from the weather. You can also charge while the generator is still in the case. There are flaps on both sides that prop open during use and charging. This case is constructed very well, and the handle makes it easy to transport the generator. It's well worth the money to protect your generator from the weather and during transportation and storage. It also has a good size storage pocket for charging cables you might need.

Great Quality. Perfect for the 800x. I was concerned it would be too big as it fits both the 1000 and 800. It fits nicely. Extra pocket for cables is so key to have with this unit so you can store your charge cables while camping.

I'm so happy with this purchase. The Solix C1000 Gen 2 is not listed as a compatible power station and the bag measurements listed would not fit the Gen 2's dimensions. On a whim, I ordered it and discovered the bag dimensions are larger than described and my C1000 Gen 2 fits in smoothly. I took my power station camping. The bag makes for easier carrying options and keeps the bank off the ground slightly. The clear front window allows for easy viewing of the front. The plug power button was just outside of the window, but easy to engage if you know its location. I did have some difficulty accessing the USB ports and found working from the top was easier than getting my hand in position from under the front window. I unzipped the side vents and propped them open along with unzipping and opening the top cover. The battery remained under 80 deg with the airflow. The side vent also makes for easy access to the side charging port. I look forward to my next camping trip and feel this bag will help me protect my investment.

This bag is an absolute must for protecting your expensive Anker c1000 power station. I'd assume that it could fit other stations about the same size, but I'd definitely measure first. There's a little bit of wiggle room for the Anker unit. The bag itself is very high quality and I don't have any fears of the straps breaking, even for such a heavy item. The design is quite simple, but functional. Both sides have clever flaps that are held by velcro but can pull out like an overhang awning where you can still slide a cable underneath, but water can't drip in from above or from the sides. There are zippers on the side in case you needed to lift the flap up completely too. The front can also open up but seems very well protected from the rain, even with cords plugged in. All 3 sides seem to provide ample ventilation to keep the unit in the bag and running. The rear has a large zipper pocket too. This bag is not water tight, but I think I would trust it in rainy weather or to protect against splashes. Having said that, there are openings (all pointing down) where water could potentially splash in. It's probably as good as it gets, while still being usable/functional and I haven't found are any other better bags out there at any price point. I wouldn't have minded one or two extra outer pockets, but all in all, the design is fantastic and well thought out. While I understand quality costs and you get what you pay for, the bag at $70 is too expensive for such a simple bag otherwise this would be an easy five stars.