In this video I’m out camping in Utah not too far from Moab (yep, still working during the week), and I’m walking through a Prime Day deal that popped up for a piece of gear I already have in my rig: the Anker Solix C300 DC and the matching 60W solar panel. I didn’t “find” it during Prime Day, but when the notification hit I had to talk about it because I just freaking love this thing. The big callout: this is the DC version (no inverter), so it’s built for efficient USB-C/12V power instead of running AC appliances. I break down real-world sizing (it’s smaller than my iPad), ports, and how I actually use it for overland remote work. You get a 12V outlet, two 140W USB-C PD ports, a 100W USB-C PD, an 18W USB-C, and two USB-A—seven outputs total—plus a Bluetooth app for basics like toggling 12V and the built-in light. On solar, the “60W” panel realistically gives me about 45–50W max, and it packs down accordion-style with legs and straps, which is why it’s so clutch for camp. I also talk price at the time I filmed: about $230 with the solar panel or $150 without. For my use case—charging devices, running a laptop, and even offsetting something like Starlink on a clear day—this setup is portable, quiet (no fan), and perfect when I don’t want to lug a giant power station around.