10 Surprising Things You Can Power With the VTOMAN FlashSpeed 600

Last updated:April 17, 2025

Imagine this. You’re out on a camping trip with the family, the stars are out, and everything’s perfect, until your gear starts dying all at once.

The phones are down to a sliver of battery, the led lights you hung around your campsite are flickering, your battery powered lantern is almost dead and that trusty little tent fan is barely spinning. That means no new pictures in the morning, no rocking music playlist in the afternoon and here comes the overnight condensation and early morning boil in your tent. If you didn’t pack a decent power station, you’d be out of luck. However, if you had the VTOMAN FlashSpeed 600 in the car, you’d be just fine.

Here’s what surprised us most. For something that only weighs about 16 pounds, this thing can power way more than we expected. Thanks to VTOMAN’s V-Beyond technology, the FlashSpeed 600 can handle gear that normally needs more than 600 watts, and even brief surges up to 1200W.

Surprisingly Mighty for Its Small Size

It’s built with travelers and off-grid explorers in mind. Compact, lightweight, and packed with useful features like fast USB-C charging and support for solar panels. Whether you’re car camping, RVing, working remotely, or prepping for emergencies, it’s the kind of tool you end up using more than you thought you would.

We first tried the larger VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 a few years ago and honestly, it impressed us. Solid build, plenty of juice, and for the features you get, it’s a really great value. So when we got our hands on the smaller FlashSpeed 600, we were curious to see how it stacked up.

See the VTOMAN Flashspeed 600 here.

Spoiler, it totally held its own.

What Can It Power? A Lot More Than You’d Think

Here are 10 surprisingly powerful things it runs.

1. A full-size blender
Yup, we sometimes bring a blender camping. It’s a bit extra, but nothing beats smoothies or frozen drinks after a long hike. The FlashSpeed 600 handled it like a champ, no sputtering, no drama.

2. A Travel Sized Hairdryer
This one shocked us. A compact hairdryer actually worked, as long as we used it on the lower setting without heat and didn’t go for full salon mode. It’s also great for drying wet socks or gloves in a pinch.

3. An electric blanket
Cold night? No problem. Just plug in a low-wattage electric blanket, and stay warm for hours. Perfect for when your sleeping bag isn’t quite enough and the temperature drops fast.

4. An Electric Air Pump for Paddleboards or…