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VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 Power Station Test | Photo Rich Goodwin Mountain Weekly News
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VTOMAN Flashspeed 1500 Portable Power Station Review

Rich Goodwin
Rich Goodwin
October 3, 2025 4 Mins Read
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We all know that the portable battery power station world is off the charts these days.  Systems are getting bigger, better, and versatile.  But I assure you no one is on the same level as VTOMAN when it comes to their products. The VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 is a must have for vanlifers. 

Gas Generators vs Portable Power Station

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1 Gas Generators vs Portable Power Station
2 Portable Power Station for Creators
3 Pros & Cons
4 Overall Impression
Power Station and Gear
From Tools to Tech the VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 Has You Covered | Photo Rich Goodwin Mountain Weekly News

I have been camping and working remote for decades now and I have gone from gas powered generators to batteries to solar stations and more.  The Flashspeed 1500 is by far the simplest and most efficient power station I have ever used.  It’s lightweight and easy to use.  It weighs in at just over 40lbs and is barely the size of an average car battery and the carrying handles are very cozy on the hands.

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Mountain Weekly News Art Director Rich Goodwin Enjoying a Beverage in the Tetons | Photo Mountain Weekly News

In my camper van I have always had a supply of my home kitchen appliances like a blender, toaster, or coffee pot.  Normally I would have to fire up the generator to make a smoothie because most power banks just couldn’t handle the juice.  The Vtoman had no problem with this and could still charge my devices at the same time.

In the weeks while testing the Flashspeed 1500 the power level never fell below 50% meaning on a full charge you can go for days and then it fully charges back up in about an hour.

Portable Power Station for Creators

VTOMAN Power Station
VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 in the Tetons | Photo Rich Goodwin Mountain Weekly News

I’m also a photographer and work on location and sometimes I need more than just simple little batteries. I was also able to power all three of my movie lights on a photo shoot which made remote filming a breeze without the noise of a generator. Not to mention I was still able to charge all my camera batteries and tools as well. Power Stations are a must have for creators!

It comes with all the ports you could ever need including 4 USB A, 2 USB C, 1 DC car lighter, 3 AC ports. You can run all of these ports at once with the so you can quickly and easily pump up tubes, charge phones, run appliances, and basically make all your remote lifestyle situations feel like you’re right at home.

Pros & Cons

Power Station Options
With a Ton of Ports and Options for Charging this VTOMAN Power Station is Super Versatile Including the Ability to Fill Standup Paddleboards | Photo Rich Goodwin Mountain Weekly News

Pros:

  • High Power Output and Versatility: The Flashspeed 1500 offers a substantial 1500W (with 3000W peak) AC output, allowing it to power demanding appliances like blenders and coffee pots that most power banks cannot. Combined with a wide array of USB-A, USB-C, DC, and car charger ports, it can simultaneously charge and run multiple devices, making it incredibly versatile for camping, remote work, and creative endeavors like photography or filmmaking.

  • Exceptional Battery Life and Fast Recharging: With a 1548Wh LiFePO4 battery providing 3000 cycles to 80% capacity, the unit offers extended usage times. Its ability to fully recharge in about an hour is a significant advantage, minimizing downtime and ensuring you’re quickly ready for your next adventure or task.

Cons:

  • Weight and Portability (Relative to Smaller Units): While described as lightweight for its capacity (41.4 lbs), this weight might still be considerable for some users who need to carry it long distances on foot or frequently move it around. Compared to smaller, less powerful portable chargers, it requires a more deliberate transport strategy.

Overall Impression

VTOMAN Power Station Being Plugged In
Easy to Use and Reliable Power on the Go from VTOMAN | Photo Rich Goodwin Mountain Weekly News

The Vtoman Flashspeed 1500 isn’t just another portable power station; it’s a game-changer for anyone seeking reliable, versatile, and efficient power on the go. From powering demanding kitchen appliances in a camper van to illuminating an entire remote photo shoot, its capabilities far exceed its compact size and weight. The impressive battery life, rapid charging, and extensive array of output ports ensure that you’re always connected and powered up, no matter how far off the grid you venture.

Ultimately, the Flashspeed 1500 empowers a truly liberated remote lifestyle. It eliminates the compromises often associated with portable power, offering a clean, quiet, and robust energy source that keeps pace with your needs, whether for work or leisure. This is more than just a battery; it’s an essential tool for creators, adventurers, and anyone who demands consistent power without the hassle of traditional generators.

But don’t let my words sway you in one way or another. At the low SALE price of $569 you can easily try one for yourself and fall in love. 

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Last updated: 2025-10-25 15:11:48

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Rich Goodwin moved to Jackson Hole in the 90s to pursue a career as a pro snowboarder. These days he works locally and abroad as a designer, photographer, and socialite.

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