EBL EB500 Portable Power Station, 500W, 519.48Wh

The EBL EB500 portable power station is listed with 519.48Wh of capacity and 500W output for portable power at camp or during an outage. Its many charging connections and three listed recharge methods suit buyers with several small devices, while the 500W output makes it unsuitable for higher-draw appliances.

At a glance

The listing specifies 10 output connections, including two AC outlets, USB-A and USB-C, DC and car ports, plus a wireless charging pad.
Recharge options are a wall outlet, car charger or a compatible solar panel sold separately.
The listed AC output is 500W. The product is intended for devices rated below that limit.
A built-in LED light is described with standard, strobe and SOS modes.

Price

$259.99Save 19%

Reference price: ~~$319.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Several connection types let the unit serve phones, laptops and other compatible low-power devices without relying on a single output format.
Three stated recharge routes can suit both home use and trips, although solar panels are sold separately.
At a listed 14.1 lbs with dimensions under 12 inches in length, it is positioned for portable use.

Cons

The 500W AC output limits use with appliances that need more power, so it is not a fit for high-draw equipment.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	EBL
Model	EB500

Power and battery
Power configuration	Solar Powered
Output wattage	500
AC output	2 AC outlets (120V/500W)
USB-A ports	3 USB-A QC3.0 ports (18W max)
USB-C port	1 USB-C PD port (60W max, 20V/3A)
DC ports	2 DC ports (12V/5A)
Car port	1 car port (12V/10A)
Wireless charging pad	1 wireless charging pad (9V/1.1A, 10W)
Listed recharge methods	Solar Charging, Car Charging, AC Wall Charging

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	11.6"L x 7.96"W x 7.94"H
Weight	14.1 lbs

Other features
AC waveform	pure sine wave
LED flashlight modes	standard light, strobe, and SOS

What to know before buying

The listing gives estimated full recharge times of about 6–9 hours with a compatible 100W solar panel under full sunlight, 7–8 hours by car charger and 6–7 hours from a wall outlet. Actual operation and recharge depend on the device, conditions and compatible charging equipment. The 100W or 200W solar panels are sold separately. The listing claims a 2-Year Warranty, but coverage details are not provided here.

What’s in the box

Included

1 × 500W portable power station

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Campers and road-trippers who want a portable source for small electronics and other devices within the stated output limit.
Buyers seeking several ways to recharge, including wall, vehicle and separately purchased solar-panel charging.
People looking to keep compatible essentials powered during an outage, with realistic expectations about the 500W AC limit.

Less suited to

Anyone needing power for devices rated above 500W or a clearly specified high-draw appliance.
Buyers who expect a solar panel or other accessories to be included in the package.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 38 ratings

5 stars77%77%
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Customer feedback highlights positive impressions of functionality and battery life. One customer reportedly kept essentials running, and another said the unit powered a CPAP for two days. Those reports may matter to buyers considering backup for small devices, but they do not establish a guaranteed runtime. Ratings are mostly five-star, with some one- and three-star ratings, so experiences are not uniformly positive.

Positive themes

Customers report that the unit works well and praise its battery life.

Frequently asked questions

What is the EBL EB500's stated output?

The listing specifies 500W output and describes two 120V AC outlets. It says supported devices should be rated below 500W, so check the power requirements of anything you plan to connect.

Does the package include a solar panel?

No solar panel appears in the explicit included-components list. The listing says compatible 100W or 200W panels can be used and are sold separately.

How can the EB500 be recharged?

The listing describes AC wall, car and solar charging. It gives approximate full-recharge estimates of 6–7 hours by wall outlet, 7–8 hours by car charger and 6–9 hours with a compatible 100W panel in full sunlight.

How should I interpret the battery-life feedback?

Customers report positive experiences with battery life, including a report of powering a CPAP for two days. That is an individual reported experience, not a guaranteed runtime. Runtime varies with the connected device and use.