Anker SOLIX Water-Resistant Bag SOLIX C1000, C800 & C800 Plus Portable Power Station, Protective Cover, Waterproof, Solar Generator Bag

This case is fantastic. It is a perfect fit for the Anker SOLIX C1000 solar generator. It allows the generator to be used without taking it out of the case. You can plug things in without removing the case, and the outlets are protected by a clear plastic window from the weather. You can also charge while the generator is still in the case. There are flaps on both sides that prop open during use and charging. This case is constructed very well, and the handle makes it easy to transport the generator. It's well worth the money to protect your generator from the weather and during transportation and storage. It also has a good size storage pocket for charging cables you might need.

Fits well, seems like it’s made of durable materials. I bought two of these, one for the c1000 and one for the bp1000 (additional battery). I couldn’t find a battery bag for the extra battery - this fits the bill perfectly. You can still connect both batteries together and store the battery cable in the bag. They are expensive, but I think it’s a worthwhile purchase to protect your battery investment. I love that you can use these while still inside the bags. There is an additional pocket on the back of the bag for the charging cable, solar cables and the dc charging cable. I think they will work well for my needs.

Not much more to say other than it fitted my Anker Solix C1000X series, like a glove. Pros: - Has ventilation holes on left and right sides that can be closed. - Enough openings and protection to survival being rained on, and keeping the C1000X dry Cons: - Can't chuck it in a river isn't perfectly liquid sealed, the C1000X would probably die - Doesn't reduce weight of the C1000X

This bag is an absolute must for protecting your expensive Anker c1000 power station. I'd assume that it could fit other stations about the same size, but I'd definitely measure first. There's a little bit of wiggle room for the Anker unit. The bag itself is very high quality and I don't have any fears of the straps breaking, even for such a heavy item. The design is quite simple, but functional. Both sides have clever flaps that are held by velcro but can pull out like an overhang awning where you can still slide a cable underneath, but water can't drip in from above or from the sides. There are zippers on the side in case you needed to lift the flap up completely too. The front can also open up but seems very well protected from the rain, even with cords plugged in. All 3 sides seem to provide ample ventilation to keep the unit in the bag and running. The rear has a large zipper pocket too. This bag is not water tight, but I think I would trust it in rainy weather or to protect against splashes. Having said that, there are openings (all pointing down) where water could potentially splash in. It's probably as good as it gets, while still being usable/functional and I haven't found are any other better bags out there at any price point. I wouldn't have minded one or two extra outer pockets, but all in all, the design is fantastic and well thought out. While I understand quality costs and you get what you pay for, the bag at $70 is too expensive for such a simple bag otherwise this would be an easy five stars.

Pretty nice bag. It has a Velcro front and sides but also sides have zippers going down the side flaps. Material is well made. Nice pocket for power cord

The bag is well designed and fit my c800 Plus with a little extra room. The design is great since you can run the unit in the bag with the little roof side openings. I do think it is overpriced for $70 as the materials are not the premium I would expect for that price. I would value the bag at $50 based on materials and design. I am still keeping the bag to use, however.

So I am the kind of person who can be very loyal to a brand. That is definitely the case with this Anker SOLIX carry bag. I had picked up the SOLIX C1000 because I was really taken with Ankers products. I just wanted to keep my cables with the unit. Making this carry bag an awesome buy. It is easy to access the controls while the unit is in the bag. And you can still double your output with the use of the spare bank. But the most impressive was how water resistant the bag really is. We had it in the rain with a solar panel and it was fine. Very happy to have bought this.

I’m new to portable power stations, but the Anker C1000X helped me recover after a tornado damaged my home. Naturally, I needed a way to protect it—and this case has done the job. It fits the unit perfectly with a tight, secure hold that doesn’t rattle around. The zippers feel sturdy, and the handle makes it easy to grab and go, even when things are hectic. I’ve hauled it through cleanup sites and tossed it in the back of my SUV without issues. I do wish it had a bit more padding on the bottom, but it’s held up great so far. This case keeps my power station ready when I need it—and that peace of mind is worth it. Hoping to pair it with the F3800 Plus soon, but for now, this setup gets me through.

Excellent and weather-resistant bag. Yet be careful, because when charging the battery (especially in a speed mode) good ventilation must be provided. Otherwise, you may overheat the battery and it will suspend the charging. Also, it is not healthy for the battery itself.

Great Quality. Perfect for the 800x. I was concerned it would be too big as it fits both the 1000 and 800. It fits nicely. Extra pocket for cables is so key to have with this unit so you can store your charge cables while camping.

Case is great for my C800. Has rain flaps that pop out so you can reach outlets or control buttons on the unit under the flaps. Too zipper is a special zipper I have never seen before and also has a rain cover along it. Sweet little unit for protecting your C800 or C1000.

It's slightly pricy but it's absolutely fantastic a game changer I can now use my Anker C800 in all weather's

It’s a nice looking bag but poor quality on the plastic face protector. I used it for one day and the stitching is already ripped out and now water or debris can now can get in. For $100 I thought I’d be getting something that lasts more than a day.