Is a tiny 100W power station actually useful, or is it just a chunky power bank with a plug on it? In this video I unbox and properly test the VTOMAN Jump 100, and I’ll be honest—I did not expect to like it as much as I do. Full transparency: VTOMAN sent it to me, but they’ve got zero say in what I’m about to tell you. I go through what you get in the box (not a lot), first impressions, the build quality (it genuinely doesn’t feel cheap), and the full-size 3‑pin UK socket that makes this more than just a phone charger. Then I get into real-world tests. I run USB devices, a 50W battery charger, and even try a 150W whisk (rated above what it’s meant to do) just to see what happens. I also show a use case I actually care about as a content creator—running a mini projector and charging camera gear when I’m out filming. But the big surprise for me is the built-in emergency light: it’s ambient, brighter than I expected, and it can run for days depending on the brightness level. For around £80, it’s not for everyone, but for camping, travel filming, and emergency prep, this one goes in my recommended pile.