Is battery power station paying IQ tax?

Many people may think that the battery power station is an IQ tax. Before I used it, the editor also thought this way. A "battery power station", as the name suggests, is an energy storage power source for outdoor use. If you have a low demand for electricity outdoors, the power bank can handle it, then the battery power station is of little value to you.

But some people are outdoors, not only can it be solved by two or three charging treasures, at this time battery power station is very necessary. Compared with ordinary mobile power sources, such as power bank, the battery power station has the biggest feature in addition to the function of power bank: it supports 220V AC power.

In addition to charging low-power electronic devices such as mobile phones, cameras, computers, Bluetooth headsets, etc., the power of common battery power stations is between 500W-2000W. High-power battery power stations are not a problem for outdoor camping and cooking. It is a fully functional and powerful portable "power station" capable of charging electric vehicles.

Of course, it does not mean that the battery power station can only be used outdoors. The battery power station also plays a great role in indoor environments such as indoor lighting, household emergency power supply, and enterprise power consumption, especially in response to temporary power outages or sudden power outages. In the event of a power failure, the battery power station can output continuous and stable power to maintain the normal power consumption of the equipment, lighting, cooking, office, etc. are not a problem.

From this point of view, battery power station is a good choice for home backup or outdoor use, so do you still think battery power station is an IQ tax?