NEJoye 350W Portable Power Station — Pocket-Sized Power. No Compromises.
NEJoye 350W Portable Power Station — Pocket-Sized Power. No Compromises.
July 21, 2026 0 comments

NEJoye 350W Portable Power Station — Pocket-Sized Power. No Compromises.

350W rated output. 284.7Wh capacity. 7 devices at once. Pure sine wave in a package smaller than a shoebox. The NEJoye 350W portable power station is the one you grab for every day trip, every picnic, every moment that deserves a charged phone and a cold drink.

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Pocket-Sized Power. No Compromises.

350W rated output. 284.7Wh capacity. 7 devices at once. Pure sine wave in a package smaller than a shoebox. The NEJoye 350W portable power station is the one you grab for every day trip, every picnic, every moment that deserves a charged phone and a cold drink.

 

Key Features of the NEJoye 350W Portable Power Station

350W. 600W Surge. Tiny Footprint.

Rated 350W with 600W surge handling — run a mini-fridge, charge a laptop, power a CPAP, brew a quick coffee. All from a compact power station that fits in your backpack. 215 × 170 × 162 mm says you'll actually bring it.

7 Devices. One Compact Hub.

Five output types — AC outlet, 2× USB-A QC3.0 18W, USB-C PD 100W, 2× DC5521, and a 12V car port — plus a 15W wireless charging pad on top. Phone, camera, drone, speaker, headlamp — all charged while you relax.

90° Foldable Handle. Designed to Travel.

The integrated handle folds flat against the body when not in use. Slide it into a daypack, stash it in a glove box, stack it in a closet. Every millimeter earned.

Pure Sine Wave. Clean and Safe.

110–240V pure sine wave output with switchable 50Hz/60Hz. Safe for sensitive electronics — laptops, medical devices, camera batteries — just like a wall outlet, minus the wall.

Recharge Before You Pack

280W AC input fills the 284.7Wh battery in about 1.5 hours. Solar-ready with a 100W DC input for off-grid top-ups, or charge from your car between stops.

Rugged Where It Counts

V0 fire-rated ABS+PC housing. Full protection: overcharge, over-discharge, over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit, and dual AC/DC over-temperature with independent BMS monitoring. A 1–3W LED light for campsite navigation after dark.

Always in the Know

The front LCD shows real-time input and output wattage, battery percentage, and remaining hours. No thumb math. No surprises.

 

Technical Specifications

Category

Detail

Model

NEJoye D350 / NEJoye P350

Capacity

284.7Wh (39,000mAh total)

Battery Type

Ternary Lithium 18650 — 5P6S, 21.9V

Rated AC Power

350W

Peak AC Power

600W

AC Output

1× AC outlet, 110–240V ±10V, Pure Sine Wave, 50/60Hz switchable

USB-C

PD 100W (5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3A)

USB-A

2× QC3.0 18W (5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A)

DC5521

2× 12V/5A

Car Port

12V/10A cigarette lighter

Wireless Charging

15W

AC Charging

280W, ~1.5 hours to full

DC / Solar Input

DC6530, 11–30V / 10A, up to 100W

LED Light

1–3W white LED

Display

Real-time input/output wattage, battery %, remaining hours

Weight

5.10KG

Protection

Overcharge, over-discharge, over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit, dual AC over-temp, BMS independent protection

Housing

ABS+PC, V0 fire-rated

AC Plug Options

US/JP, EU, UK, CN/AU, South Africa

Dimensions

215 × 170 × 162 mm (8.5 × 6.7 × 6.4 in)


Where It Shines: Best Use Cases

Scenario

What It Powers

Day Hikes & Picnics

Bluetooth speaker, phone, tablet, portable fan, small cooler. A day's worth of power in one hand.

Solo Camping

LED lantern, phone, camera, headlamp, mini-fridge. All the essentials, zero generator noise.

Remote Work Outdoors

Laptop, phone hotspot, wireless earbuds. Take your desk to the park bench.

Emergency Grab-Bag

Router, phone, LED light, medical device. Compact enough to live in a closet, ready when the lights go out.

Beach & Tailgate

Portable speaker, phone charging, camera, drone battery. Instant power, instant fun.


What's in the Box

• NEJoye 350W Portable Power Station ×1

• AC Charging Cable ×1

• Car Charging Cable ×1

• Solar Charging Cable (DC6530) ×1

• User Manual ×1


NEJoye 350W Portable Power Station FAQ

How long does the NEJoye 350W portable power station take to charge? About 1.5 hours via the 280W AC input — plug it in before you pack and it's ready to go. It also accepts 100W DC solar input and car charging.

Can the NEJoye 350W power a CPAP machine? Yes. The pure sine wave output is safe for sensitive medical devices, and the 600W surge rating provides comfortable headroom for CPAP machines.

What can a 350W portable power station run? Mini-fridges, laptops, CPAP machines, cameras, drones, speakers, and phones — up to 7 devices at once — making it a great compact power station for camping and day trips.

Does the NEJoye 350W support solar charging? Yes. A DC6530 solar input (11–30V / 10A, up to 100W) lets you top up off-grid, plus AC and car charging for every other situation.


Call to Action

Small Enough to Forget. Strong Enough to Rely On.

The NEJoye 350W disappears into your bag and shows up when it matters. Grab it. Go.

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