A small charging station is one of those things you buy “just in case” and then use every week — at the cottage, in the car, during a power outage, or just as a big backup for your laptop. ALLPOWERS VOLIX P300 nails it at a price you rarely see in this category: under €170 for 256 Wh in LiFePO4 cells, 300 W AC output, and an UPS function that switches in 10 milliseconds. And it ships from a German warehouse.
Great price, great product
You can find the ALLPOWERS VOLIX P300 charging station with a trusted seller on AliExpress — this is the brand’s official store. It’s located in a German warehouse, which means delivery in about a week and no extra fees; the price is VAT-inclusive. Check the current price and availability in the price box below.
You’re choosing a variant with an EU plug, so you’ll get a standard Schuko outlet and 50 Hz — no adapter needed.
ALLPOWERS VOLIX P300
TIPExpress delivery from a German warehouse without customs duty and VAT.
This product will be delivered to you express from a local German warehouse. Shipping from Germany usually takes 7–10 days, and delivery is handled by a courier. When it arrives, you won’t pay any extra fees—no customs duty or VAT.
What customers say about it (once they’ve got one)
The station has a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 45 reviews and more than 350 sales, with reviews being unusually specific. One customer with the European version tested the real runtime: under a constant 30 W load, the station ran over nine hours and still had 7% capacity left. According to them, it outperformed the manufacturer’s figures and maintained stable output right up to the last percent.
LiFePO4 and 4,000 cycles instead of regular lithium cells
This is the most important parameter in the whole offer. Cheap charging stations in this price range usually use standard lithium-ion cells that lose capacity dramatically after a few hundred cycles. VOLIX P300 features a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery that, according to the manufacturer, will keep more than 80% of capacity even after 4,000 cycles. If you charge once every two days, that’s roughly twenty years before you hit the limit.
LiFePO4 chemistry also handles heat better and is safer. The rest is taken care of by a built-in BMS system with protection against overcharging, deep discharge, short circuits, overcurrent, and overheating.
From the outlet to 80% in 40 minutes
Charging is the second thing that surprises you here. From the mains, the station pulls up to 300 W, so it’s ready at 80% in 40 minutes and fully charged in about fifty. It’s the kind of scenario where you think: “I’ll head out for an hour to the cottage and forgot to charge it” — and it still works.
The second option is solar: the built-in MPPT controller supports up to 110 W from a solar panel, so the station charges in about three hours. The third option is a 12V car outlet, so you can recharge it while you’re on the road. When you’re working, it’s almost silent — the manufacturer lists 30 dB.
UPS with switching time up to 10 ms
A feature you usually won’t find at this price. You plug the station between the outlet and your appliance, and during a power outage it takes over power supply within 10 milliseconds — fast enough that a computer, router, gaming console, or a pump won’t even notice anything happened. For a home office or a home server, this is the feature that makes this model worth buying.
However, it’s important to understand the limits: 300 W continuous output (600 W peak) is enough for a laptop, monitor, router, a small fridge, or tools with a small motor — not for a kettle, an air fryer, or a microwave. With 256 Wh capacity, for example, you can roughly get about five full charges of a typical laptop or around twenty phone charges.
Four kilograms and all the ports you need
The unit features one Schuko outlet, USB-C with Power Delivery, two USB-A ports with 18 W each, and a 12V car outlet with a 10 A current. For the USB-C, there’s a small mix-up in the manufacturer’s specs — officially it’s rated at 100 W, but on the device itself the port is labeled as 140 W. Either way, it’s plenty of power to charge even a larger laptop.
The 260 × 210 × 125 mm dimensions and 4 kg weight put the P300 among the stations you can actually carry with one hand and get where you need to go. The fold-down handle stays up over the body, the front has a clear display showing input/output power and remaining capacity, and you can also monitor the station via Bluetooth in the mobile app.
| - | ALLPOWERS VOLIX P300 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 256 Wh |
| Battery type | LiFePO4 / 4000+ cycles |
| AC output | 300 W (peak 600 W) / 1x Schuko |
| USB-C | 100 W Power Delivery |
| USB-A | 2x 18 W |
| DC output | 12 V / 10 A car outlet |
| Charging from mains | 300 W — 80% in 40 minutes |
| Solar input | MPPT up to 110 W |
| UPS | switching in 10 ms |
| Noise level | 30 dB |
| Dimensions | 260 x 210 x 125 mm |
| Weight | 4 kg |
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