All portable power stations

13 current stations from Anker, BLUETTI, EcoFlow, Jackery. Filter by what you need, tick “Compare” on up to four, or open any station for runtimes, strengths and weaknesses.

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EcoFlow · Compact

RIVER 3 Plus

  • 286Wh
  • 600W out
  • 10.4lb

Twice the output of most compact stations (600 W), a fast 10 ms UPS, and an add-on battery option that triples its capacity.

Maker’s list price: Under $300

Jackery · Compact

Explorer 300

  • 293Wh
  • 300W out
  • 7.1lb

At 7.1 lb it is light and has two pure sine AC outlets plus a 60 W USB-C port. Its NMC battery has a shorter rated cycle life than LiFePO4 rivals.

Maker’s list price: Under $300

EcoFlow · Mid-size

DELTA 3 Plus

  • 1,024Wh
  • 1,800W out
  • 27.6lb

The DELTA 2’s successor: same 1 kWh size, but 4,000 cycles, double the solar input (1,000 W), 140 W USB-C and expansion to 5 kWh.

Maker’s list price: $700–$1,499

Anker · Mid-size

SOLIX C1000 Gen 2

  • 1,024Wh
  • 2,000W out
  • 24.9lb

The fastest-charging 1 kWh station here (49 minutes from the wall), with 2,000 W output, 4,000 cycles and a 10 ms UPS, at under 25 lb.

Maker’s list price: $300–$699

Anker · Mid-size

SOLIX C1000

  • 1,056Wh
  • 1,800W out
  • 28.4lb

A 1 kWh station with six AC outlets, sub-hour wall charging and 600 W solar input.

Maker’s list price: $300–$699

Jackery · Mid-size

Explorer 1000 v2

  • 1,070Wh
  • 1,500W out
  • 23.8lb

One of the lightest 1 kWh LiFePO4 stations, with a 4,000-cycle rating. It has fewer AC outlets than rivals.

Maker’s list price: $300–$699

BLUETTI · Mid-size

AC180

  • 1,152Wh
  • 1,800W out
  • 35.3lb

The most capacity in the 1 kWh class with 1,800 W output, but noticeably heavier than its competitors.

Maker’s list price: $300–$699

Anker · Large

SOLIX S2000

  • 2,010Wh
  • 1,500W out
  • 35.7lb

Unusually compact and light for a 2 kWh LiFePO4 unit, with a 10 ms UPS. Solar input tops out at 400 W and it can’t take extra batteries.

Maker’s list price: $700–$1,499

Jackery · Large

Explorer 2000 Plus

  • 2,042Wh
  • 3,000W out
  • 62lb

2 kWh with 3,000 W output and expansion to 12 kWh with add-on batteries. Aimed at whole-home backup, with wheels to make its 62 lb manageable.

EcoFlow · Large

DELTA 2 Max

  • 2,048Wh
  • 2,400W out
  • 50lb

Two kilowatt-hours with 2,400 W output and up to 1,000 W of solar input. Built for home backup and RVs rather than carrying around.

Maker’s list price: $700–$1,499

EcoFlow · Large

DELTA 3 Max

  • 2,048Wh
  • 2,400W out
  • 44.8lb

2 kWh and 2,400 W in a lighter body than the DELTA 2 Max (44.8 lb), with 0–80% wall charging in about 68 minutes. It isn’t expandable; the Max Plus version is.

Maker’s list price: $700–$1,499

EcoFlow · Whole-home

DELTA Pro

  • 3,600Wh
  • 3,600W out
  • 99lb

A wheeled 3.6 kWh home-backup system with 3,600 W output that can expand far beyond its base capacity. Heavy at 99 lb.

Maker’s list price: $1,500+

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Discontinued models

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