Yes, it’s worth it for backup power, on-the-go use, or outdoor needs, with versatility for appliances and devices.

No, power stations are larger, power high-wattage appliances, while power banks are smaller for low-wattage devices.

Consider capacity, output power, ports, portability, battery cycles, and charging options.

It depends on device wattage; e.g., 32-inch TV runs ~6 hours, mini fridge ~12 hours with a 448Wh model.

The oraimo power station (Power station 600) has a 448Wh capacity, with an automotive-grade LiFePO4 battery that supports up to 3500 charge cycles (lasting over 10 years with 80% capacity retained).

It powers household/office appliances (TVs, fridges, fans) and devices (laptops, phones), with 10 outputs (AC, USB-C/A, DC, car) supporting up to 600W.

It supports multiple charging methods (solar, AC, car); solar charging takes 2.5 hours, while AC charging uses a 130W input (specific time not detailed).