Indicates how many complete charge and discharge cycles a power station can withstand before its performance starts to noticeably decrease (usually when it drops to ~80% of its original capacity). The higher the number of cycles, the more years of use it offers; for example, a battery with 3,000 cycles lasts significantly longer than one with 500, especially with daily use.

Allows the power station to operate as a backup power supply, automatically powering connected devices in the event of a power outage. The switch occurs almost instantly (in milliseconds), so devices such as routers, computers, or NAS can continue to operate without interruption or data loss.

Allows the power station to connect to the internet and be controlled remotely via an app, even when you are not nearby. You can view battery level, consumption, turn outputs on/off, and receive notifications.

It offers short-range wireless connection with a mobile phone or tablet for control via app, without requiring internet. It is ideal for immediate management when you are near the device.