Portable power solutions have become essential for those who spend lots of time in the Australian outdoor (just check our reviews on similar portable power stations from BLUETTI and Ecoflow). And now, Anker SOLIX has just answered the call with their new C300 lineup. The company has officially launched the Anker SOLIX C300 and C300 DC in Australia, targeting adventurers who need reliable power without the bulk of traditional generators.
Both C300 models pack serious capabilities into surprisingly compact forms. With 288Wh capacity and 300W output, these units can simultaneously power up to seven devices including coolers, projectors, lighting, mobile devices, cameras, speakers, heated blankets, and air pumps. The versatility comes through seven ports featuring USB-A, USB-C, and car socket connections to accommodate virtually any device you’d take on an adventure.
The key difference between the two models lies in their design. The standard C300 includes two AC outlets and boasts rapid recharging in just over an hour, making it ideal for users who need maximum connectivity options. Meanwhile, the C300 DC prioritises portability, weighing just 2.8kg and standing only 20cm tall, perfect for hikers and campers where every gram matters.
When paired with Anker SOLIX’s solar panels, both power stations can be fully recharged in 3.2 hours using clean energy, allowing adventurers to maintain power independence during extended outdoor trips. This solar compatibility addresses one of the biggest challenges facing portable power users – staying charged without access to mains electricity.
Technical Specifications
| C300 DC | C300 | |
| Size | 124*120*200mm | 164*161*240mm |
| Weight | 2.8kg | 4.13kg |
| Capacity | 288Wh (90, 000 mah) | 288Wh (90, 000 mah) |
| Output Power | 300W | 300W |
| Surge Power | N/A | 600W SurgePad |
| Output Sockets | 7 Ports12W USB A x 215W USB A x 1100 USB C x 1140 USB C x 2Car socket x 1 | 7 Ports12W USB A x 115W USB A x 1USB C x 2140 USB C x 2Car socket x 1 |
| Recharge Time (100%) | 1.5 hours(2 x 140W USB-C input) | 68 mins(330W AC input) |
| Solar Input | 100W, 3.2hrs to full charge60W, 5.13hrs to full charge | 100W, 3.2hrs to full charge60W, 5.5hrs to full charge |
| APP | YES | YES |
| Built-in light | YES | NO |
| Ambient Light | No | YES |
Existing Line Ups
The C300 lineup joins Anker SOLIX’s comprehensive ecosystem of portable power solutions, each designed for different use cases and power requirements. The range spans from these ultra-portable units to more substantial options for serious power users. The Anker SOLIX C1000 serves users needing higher capacity, delivering 2400W Surgepad power through 9 ports and powering 99% of standard appliances. This makes it particularly suitable for RV and caravan applications where consistent power for larger devices is essential like for cooking meals for the family, a small fridge, etc.
For those seeking maximum portability with serious power, the Anker SOLIX F2000 remains a bestseller with its impressive 2400W output capable of running up to 10 devices simultaneously. Its integrated wheels and retractable handle make transportation across campgrounds and rough terrain manageable despite its substantial capacity.
At the top of the range sits the Anker SOLIX F3800, the largest high-powered portable all-in-one power station in their lineup. This unit can power home appliances, charge electric vehicles, and serve as comprehensive home backup power, bridging the gap between portable solutions and whole-house systems.
The Anker SOLIX C800 Plus rounds out the portable range, offering long-lasting power for up to 8 appliances simultaneously, making it particularly well-suited for extended camping trips and off-grid adventures where multiple devices need consistent power over several days.
Australian Pricing and Availability
The C300 is priced at $549 while the more compact C300 DC retails for $449, both available online at www.ankersolix.com/au. For detailed specifications and the complete range of Anker SOLIX portable power solutions, visit their Australian website where you can explore which power station best matches your outdoor power needs.
