Tested by IvyEverything in this shop went out on a real trip with me before it earned a listing. Wet, cold, dropped, packed out. This one passed.
A laptop, a camera battery and a string of camp lights all want different plugs, and none of them takes AA. The 110V camping power station carries every one of them on a single front panel: a wall-style AC outlet, two USB ports, QC 3.0, Type-C, and three DC sockets, with an LCD readout showing exactly how much charge is left.
110V AC output runs the gear that only accepts a wall plug, a laptop included, from a table with no outlet in sight.
Two 2.1A USB ports plus QC 3.0 and Type-C refill phones, tablets and camera batteries at once, not in shifts.
Three DC outputs feed barrel-plug gear like camp lights and a small fan, no adapter hunt.
LCD battery readout shows what remains, so you ration power on purpose.
Recharges from a wall adaptor or a solar panel, which keeps it useful past the second day off the grid.
Bring it once and the phone, the camera, and the string lights all stop being something you ration.