Anker 757 PowerHouse Portable Power Station review
Keeping a fridge, lights, router and phones running through a multi-hour power cut, with a long-life battery.
By Tom Rowland · Updated 20 July 2026 · Price checked against our tracker
A well-built, long-life LiFePO4 station that recharges fast and carries a 5-year warranty, so it is dependable for running household essentials through an outage. It is now an ageing model, so it only makes sense at a genuine discount rather than near its old RRP.
Approximate, as of Jul 2026. Compiled from UK listings (Scan, Drones Direct, Anker UK, eBay). The 757 is now largely end-of-life/superseded by the Anker SOLIX F1200, so most retailers no longer show a live price; original RRP was ~£1,099-£1,399, and it typically surfaces now as clearance or renewed stock around £700-£900. Treat £750 as an indicative typical figure, not a live quote.
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- LiFePO4 cells rated for 3,000+ cycles and backed by a 5-year warranty, so it should last a decade of occasional use
- Fast recharge (roughly an hour to 80%) and a clean 1500W pure sine wave output that covers most home essentials
- Nine outputs including two high-power USB-C ports and a built-in LED light bar
- Heavy at nearly 20kg with no wheels or trolley handle, so not a grab-and-go unit
- 1500W ceiling won't run a kettle, oven or electric heater, and it is an older model now undercut by newer 2025-26 stations
Key specs
| Capacity | 1,229 Wh |
| Output | 1,500 W |
| Weight | 19.9 kg |
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