Brand
Bluetti Portable Power Stations
The Bluetti power stations we've reviewed, how they differ, which ones our buying guides pick, and how Bluetti compares with other brands.
- 5
- reviews
- 6
- picks in our guides
- 268 Wh – 2.8 kWh
- capacity range
- Nov 2026
- last updated
The line-up
Bluetti at a glance
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.
| Model | Capacity | AC output | Wall charge | Weight | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bluetti EB3A | 268 Wh | 600 W | 80% in about 30 min | 10.1 lb | 2 years |
| Bluetti Elite 30 V2 | 288 Wh | 600 W | About 70 min | 9.5 lb | 5 years |
| Bluetti AC180 | 1,152 Wh | 1,800 W | 80% in 45 min | 35.3 lb | 5 years |
| Bluetti Elite 200 V2 | 2,073.6 Wh | 2,600 W | ~1.4 h | 53.4 lb | 5 years |
| Bluetti Apex 300 | 2,764.8 Wh | 3,840 W | 80% in about 40 min | 83.8 lb | — |
Our picks
Where Bluetti models are our picks
The buying guides that name one of these models, and what each was picked for.
- 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
- Best small stationBluetti Elite 30 V2 in The Best Portable Power Stations
- Best overallBluetti Elite 30 V2 in Best Small Portable Power Stations
Reviews
Bluetti reviews
BluettiBluetti EB3A268 Wh600 W10.1 lbA 10 lb LiFePO4 station with 600 W of output.Best for: Camping, devices and lights, and small appliances under 600 W.Read the Bluetti EB3A review →
BluettiBluetti Elite 30 V2288 Wh600 W9.5 lbA 9.5 lb LiFePO4 station with 600 W, a fast recharge and a 10 ms backup.Best for: Camping, travel and desk backup for a router or laptop, and a CPAP without the humidifier for a night.Read the Bluetti Elite 30 V2 review →- BluettiBluetti AC1801,152 Wh1,800 W35.3 lbA bit more battery than most 1 kWh stations, with a 5-year warranty.Best for: Essentials backup and camping where a little extra capacity and a long warranty matter more than the fastest charging or the lightest unit.Read the Bluetti AC180 review →
BluettiBluetti Elite 200 V22,073.6 Wh2,600 W53.4 lbA quiet 2 kWh station with plenty of output for outages and RV trips.Best for: Outage backup for a fridge, router and CPAP for a day or more, RV weekends and anyone who wants 2 kWh with 2,600 W of output.Read the Bluetti Elite 200 V2 review →
BluettiBluetti Apex 3002,764.8 Wh3,840 W83.8 lbA 3,840 W, 120/240 V home and RV station that grows with B500K batteries.Best for: Home circuit backup or a large RV, for owners who want 240 V and RV outlets from one unit and plan to add batteries.Read the Bluetti Apex 300 review →
Head to head
Bluetti compared
ComparisonEcoFlow vs BluettiChoose EcoFlow for faster backup switchover, longer cycle ratings, lighter stations and expansion at 1 kWh; choose Bluetti for a bit more battery at 1 kWh and more output at 2 kWh.See the verdict →
ComparisonJackery vs BluettiChoose Jackery for lighter stations, a 10 ms switchover on most models and home backup you can expand; choose Bluetti for a flat 5-year warranty, cycle ratings to 80% and more output at the same size.See the verdict →
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