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Portable Power Station Brands Compared
What we've reviewed from each brand, how the line-ups differ, and which models our buying guides pick. Open a brand for its reviews and comparisons.
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At a glance
The brands we cover
- Jackery6 reviews · 26 guides293 Wh – 5.0 kWh
- Anker SOLIX5 reviews · 24 guides288 Wh – 5.0 kWh
- Bluetti5 reviews · 17 guides268 Wh – 2.8 kWh
- EcoFlow5 reviews · 28 guides286 Wh – 4.1 kWh
| Brand | Reviewed | Capacity range | Most AC output | Most solar input |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jackery | 6 models | 293 Wh – 5.0 kWh | Explorer 5000 Plus, 7,200 W | Explorer 5000 Plus, 4,000 W |
| Anker SOLIX | 5 models | 288 Wh – 5.0 kWh | F3800 Plus, 6,000 W | F3800 Plus, 3,200 W |
| Bluetti | 5 models | 268 Wh – 2.8 kWh | Apex 300, 3,840 W | Apex 300, 4,000 W |
| EcoFlow | 5 models | 286 Wh – 4.1 kWh | Delta Pro 3, 4,000 W | Delta Pro 3, 2,600 W |
6 reviews
Jackery
We've reviewed 6 Jackery power stations, from the Explorer 300 (293 Wh) to the Explorer 5000 Plus (5.0 kWh). The Explorer 5000 Plus has the most AC output at 7,200 W and the most solar input at 4,000 W. Two models accept extra batteries: HomePower 2000 Plus v2 (to 12.3 kWh) and HomePower 3600 Pro Max (to 21.5 kWh).
- Lightest 1 kWhJackery Explorer 1000 v2 in Best Value Portable Power Stations
- Best for the humidifierJackery HomePower 2000 Plus v2 in Best Portable Power Station for CPAP
- Best for boondocking weekendsJackery HomePower 2000 Plus v2 in Best Portable Power Station for RV
- Lightest 1 kWhJackery Explorer 1000 v2 in Best Portable Power Stations for Camping
5 reviews
Anker SOLIX
We've reviewed 5 Anker SOLIX power stations, from the C300 DC (288 Wh) to the S5000 (5.0 kWh). The F3800 Plus has the most AC output at 6,000 W and the most solar input at 3,200 W. Two models accept extra batteries: F3800 Plus (to 53.8 kWh) and S5000 (to 30 kWh).
- Best for campingAnker SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 in Best Portable Power Station for CPAP
- Best for travel trailersAnker SOLIX F3800 Plus in Best Portable Power Station for RV
- Best for small campersAnker SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 in Best Portable Power Station for RV
- Best for car campingAnker SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 in Best Portable Power Stations for Camping
5 reviews
Bluetti
We've reviewed 5 Bluetti power stations, from the EB3A (268 Wh) to the Apex 300 (2.8 kWh). The Apex 300 has the most AC output at 3,840 W and the most solar input at 4,000 W.
- Most capacity in a mid-size unitBluetti AC180 in Best Value Portable Power Stations
- Best small stationBluetti Elite 30 V2 in Best Value Portable Power Stations
- Best lighter RV stationBluetti Apex 300 in Best Portable Power Station for RV
- Best for weekend tripsBluetti Elite 30 V2 in Best Portable Power Stations for Camping
5 reviews
EcoFlow
We've reviewed 5 EcoFlow power stations, from the River 3 Plus (286 Wh) to the Delta Pro 3 (4.1 kWh). The Delta Pro 3 has the most AC output at 4,000 W and the most solar input at 2,600 W. Five models accept extra batteries: River 3 Plus (to 858 Wh), Delta 3 Plus (to 5 kWh), Delta 3 (to 5 kWh), Delta Pro (to 25 kWh) and Delta Pro 3 (to 48 kWh).
- Best value overallEcoFlow Delta 3 in Best Value Portable Power Stations
- Best overallEcoFlow Delta 3 Plus in Best Portable Power Station for CPAP
- Best small stationEcoFlow River 3 Plus in Best Portable Power Station for CPAP
- Best for van lifeEcoFlow Delta 3 Plus in Best Portable Power Station for RV
Quick answers
Common questions
Which brands do you cover?
We have published reviews of Jackery, Anker SOLIX, Bluetti, EcoFlow models. More brands are added as we review them.
Is one brand the best?
No single brand wins every use. They differ on charging speed, solar input, expansion, weight and warranty, and the best choice depends on the size you need and how you'll use it. Our brand comparisons show where each is stronger.
Does it matter if I mix brands?
Extra batteries and many accessories only work within one brand's range, so pick a brand with the expansion path you may want later. Third-party solar panels usually work if their voltage and connector match the station's solar input.
Choosing between two brands?
Our brand comparisons set the ranges side by side and say which suits which buyer.