Oukitel, a smartphone manufacturer, has debuted its first portable power station, the P2001, as the culmination of its crowdfunding efforts. The P2001 portable Power Station represents a significant step forward for the company, which is best known for producing rugged smartphones under the Oukitel brand. The P2001 is a first-generation power station with a power capacity of 2000Wh and a variety of application options. It has AC and USB-C ports as part of its architecture, which is designed to provide off-grid electricity to some basic household devices for extended periods of time.
The Oukitel P2001 portable power station can charge both mobile devices and a variety of home appliances. Because of its power rating, the P2001 can charge a single device several times before it drains. The P2001 is thus a super-power bank that will come in handy if you are suddenly cut off from mains power due to a variety of issues. To put it into perspective, the P2001 can charge a single smartphone 100 times or power a 65W mini-refrigerator for up to 35 hours. The P2001 from Oukitel. A drone, an electric vehicle or electric motorbike, a projector, and a PC are among the other devices that could be fully charged multiple times using the P2001.
The power solutions available with the Oukitel P2001 at home, office, or even outdoors should make the device appealing to a wide range of users. It has up to 16 power output ports that can be used simultaneously, which adds to the P2001 versatility and portability. There are six USB ports, two of which are USB-C and capable of fast 100W charging, six AC outputs, two 12V/3A DC ports, and a 120W XT60 socket. The Oukitel P2001, with its 1.1kW charging unit, can be fully charged in 2 hours, according to Oukitel.
Oukitel also claims that the P2001 has a much higher charge rate than some of the market more established brands. It also includes a built-in adapter, which is lacking in some popular models. The Oukitel P2001 is now available on Kickstarter for an introductory price of $999, a whopping 48 percent off the retail price. The enticing price offer has already enticed tens of buyers to the product, and the numbers are expected to rise further. According to sources, the device will be available in March 2022, primarily in the United States, Canada, and a few other countries.
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