"An oversized phone charger with a wall plug for emergencies, not a true power station."
The 88Wh battery is enough reserve power to charge a few phones and maybe a tablet. The 120W peak AC outlet can run a very small device like a drone charger or tiny fan for a short time, but not a cooler, coffee maker, or tool.
This is a justifiable purchase if you need something more versatile than a standard USB power bank, specifically for its low-wattage AC and DC ports. It's functional for charging phones on a weekend trip or running a small LED light during a brief outage.
Anyone needing to reliably power a laptop, run a portable cooler, or use any appliance rated over 80-100W should look elsewhere. For a modest increase in price, competing units offer double the capacity, specified LiFePO4 batteries, and clearly stated output ratings.