BLUETTI AC180 vs EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus

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Our verdict

The BLUETTI AC180 gives you slightly more capacity (1,152 vs 1,024 Wh) and the same 1,800 W continuous output for a much lower list price ($499 vs $799). The EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus earns its premium with features: a 3,600 W surge rating (vs 2,700 W), 1,000 W of solar input (vs 500 W), a 56-minute wall charge, 4,000 rated cycles (vs 3,500), six AC outlets (vs four), expansion to about 5 kWh, and it’s 7.7 lb lighter.

If you want a capable 1 kWh backup for the least money, the AC180 is hard to beat. If you’ll use solar, want to expand later or carry it around, the DELTA 3 Plus is worth the extra cost.

Based on manufacturer specs and list prices checked Oct 11, 2026.

Where the BLUETTI AC180 wins

  • 13% more battery capacity (1,152 vs 1,024 Wh)
  • More battery per list-price dollar (2.31 vs 1.28 Wh/$)

Where the EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus wins

  • Higher surge for motor start-ups (3,600 vs 2,700 W)
  • Lighter (27.6 vs 35.3 lb)
  • Faster solar charging (1,000 vs 500 W input)
  • More rated cycles (4,000 vs 3,500)
  • More AC outlets (6 vs 4)

Spec by spec

SpecBLUETTI AC180EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus
Battery capacity1,152 Wh (better)1,024 Wh
Continuous AC output1,800 W1,800 W
Surge / peak output2,700 W3,600 W (better)
Battery chemistryLiFePO4LiFePO4
Rated charge cycles3,5004,000 (better)
Lifetime energy (capacity × cycles)4,032 kWh4,096 kWh (better)
Weight35.3 lb27.6 lb (better)
Energy per pound32.6 Wh/lb37.1 Wh/lb (better)
AC outlets46 (better)
Max USB-C output100 W140 W (better)
Max solar input500 W1,000 W (better)
Wall charge to 100%—56 min
Expandable to—5,000 Wh
List price at maker$499$799
Runs a full-size fridge18.7 h16.6 h
CPAP nights (40 W, 8 h)32

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