Best Power Stations

Purchased 3000w power station from kickass and recently spent time off grid camping. Unit supplied power to appliances in motorhome when needed. This… Read more

is a great option to supplement the 240 amp hour 12v house batteries. Added extra solar panels to assist re charging unit.

Great product. Does everything I need it to. Runs microwave and blender no worries. Delivered very next day. Very happy customer Show details

Love my Original Ecoflow Delta 2, but the new upgrades on the Delta 3 Plus are just awesome. Front 240v ports, the solar input has also been given an… Read more

upgrade with twin 500w (1000w total) solar input via the twin rear Xt60 ports.

Innovation at its best along with World Class Customer Service how can you go wrong with Ecoflow, I will continue to purchase from Ecoflow as long as their Customer Service and Warranties remain as they are.

Game changer for remote living – I received my AC180 power station with 350v solar kit 3 days after ordering to rural NSW. In the final 2hrs of daylight midwinter I was able to… Read more

charge the battery from 50% up to 90% in waning light. Impressed. But that power station has changed my experience as I no longer need to look for powered sites to recharge devices. I am self sufficient.

Before I connected a fridge I only needed to top the battery up once per week to charge mobile stuff. With a fridge daily topups are advisable although the battery will power a fridge for 2 days before getting down to 35% charge.

The solar kit gives out between 200-300watts in clear winter sun which charges the battery fully from very low in about 4hrs or so..I'm looking forward to better charge rates come summer. But even so you can still top the battery up to full in the morning while packing up camp. I'm glad I bought the 350w PV kit and not the 200w. If you are running a fridge full-time fast charhing is important. Itight take 2 full days to fully recharge this battery with only a 200w kit which would put you on a knife edge with a fridge.

Multiple people have told me it would have been cheaper to wire a lithium battery myself. Only marginally and then you wouldn't the option for both DC and AC appliances this unit enables. As well as pass through charging. Its not just the battery you are paying for but the overall functionality in a system that needs to wiring at all.

So far I have tested this unit running both a fridge and AC appliances at the same time. No problemThis unit allowed me to add small kitchen appliances to my camp setup, a 2 cup blender and spice grinder. I'm soon to add in my small espresso machine which is a 240v appliance. A unit like this really frees you from needing powered sites and you can travel remote without a care in the world.

I bought the 180 over the larger models for weight. I am only 5ft nothing and 50kgs so a 16kg unit is no issue to move about. The solar panels are larger and heavier than I expected but also easily manageable.

I've been in love with this unit since the day I got it. Its seriously beautiful tech that enables you to run a home office from anywhere. I'm now working from the middle of open Forrest's writing. Illustrating and doing my best work.i have a plug and play 1kW off-grid power system.

The downside is it's harder than you imagine to find a full sun position for your solar panels that does not get shaded for 4hrs. Most people do not set up camp in unshaded clearings in Australia. Even in winter. So yes I most definitely do need to lift and move this unit about everyday. Do not get stuck with the 30kg 2000w system (next model up) unless you are a man or intend to never move. It out of your vehicle.

The integrated handles make it easy to secure this on a trailer at camp with security cables.

I purchased this unit from the Bluetti au website which was a preorder early July 2025, after carrying out many searches through the web. I had not… Read more

heard of this company before, but I also had not looked for a power station before either.

To be honest, I had reservations about handing over a large amount of money, online, to a company I had not heard of before. So I scanned the reviews and forums. Most of the negative reviews concerned contacting or dealing with the support staff and not the items themselves.

My dealings with them were as such; The website worked great. Conformation of my purchase was first from Shopify. I sent an email to Bluetti au for a paid receipt from Bluetti which did come after several days. I did try to telephone Bluetti au in the morning EST but kept getting their automative voice recording of their hours open, which do not line up. So I rang later in the afternoon and my call was answered by a very pleasant lady who told me she was in fact in China. She answered all my questions and after our conversation had finished sent me a conformation email of when their Elite shipment would arrive in Australia (and it did). Not counting the weekend it arrived to me two days later by TNT.

Why I purchased it: As I have solar panels at home but no battery I wanted to have a backup mainly for my fridge/freezer during power outages. The Elite 200v23 will do this nicely. Also as the electricity prices just do not stop getting higher and the solar feed in tariff lower, and with Ausgrid now penalising me for not using power during the day (control load 1 now taken 24/7), I decide that the Elite could also be utilised for my playstation and computer power after dark and recharge it during the day when solar is providing electricity. This should cut my after dark electricity usage by 1 - 2kwh per night. It doesn’t sound like much but my tariff rate is 58 cents after a discount from the electricity retailer at this time of the night.

Elite200v2 Power Station operation: The Elite was package in two very sturdy boxes one inside the other. Packaging good. The built quality is good. The Elite came charged at approximately 30% charge. I read the helpful instruction manual it comes with first. Then I fully charged it by AC power. I did download the Bluetti App to my iPhone. The app worked great for me. The first thing I did was a software update and the problem was and by some of the older reviews I read you have to give Bluetti access to your own internet network and use the Bluetti cloud. I didn’t, I switched of my wifi on my iPhone an used mobile 4G and that seemed to work for my update of my Elite. I am guessing it is still connecting to their cloud but not using my home network. What I noticed was when I first downloaded the app and connected to the Elite through bluetooth I could see most of the Elite’s function but could not see the software update function, but once it connected through 4G internet I could. The app now states “You’re up to date” on my Elite. If you purchase through he Bluetti website you may find that when you go to create an account with them your email address may be already registered and you can not use the verify box. Just email them and they will reset after verifying you.

Once the Elite was fully Charged I was told by an Bluetti au email to do a calibration of unit (SoC-State of Charge) by running small device like a fan. Apparently after a software update or long time storage the SoC can be incorrect, so you run a small power device for a while so the Elite can calibrate itself, or something like that.

For me the Elite200v2 works great, very quiet. I do not use most of it’s functions which you can read about on You tube or in the instruction manual. This particular model can not have extra batteries added to it, to increase it’s battery capacity. But I wanted the better battery life and the quicker UPS switching. The UPS function (15ms switch over time) will be handy. As well as the system switch recovery, which is stated in the Elite instruction manual that “in standard UPS mode, if a refrigerator is plugged into the AC inlet of the Elite and the grid power goes out, the unit will provide immediate backup power. If the battery depletes, the unit will shut off but retain the AC output status as ON. When grid power returns and the battery as above 5%, the unit will automatically turn the AC output back ON to continue powering the refrigerator.” Maybe Okay to use this function if I am going away for a few days and do not want to empty my fridge/freezer before leaving. I did connect my 510L fridge/freezer to the Elite for 20 minutes or so and at a guess the battery should power my fridge/freezer for approximately 4 days if needed. This going by the Elite readings time to battery flat. But as the fridge/freezer cycles power on/off it could be longer or even shorter. I may do a 24hr test of this in the future.

Over I am very pleased with the Bluetii Elite 200v2 power station and I am using right now powering my computer, TV and music.

Brilliant Product! – My work commitments and lifestyle means that I am travelling a lot each day. I purchased the VDL 800w power station to provide my energy needs during… Read more

those travels.

On sale, I bought this Power Station brand new for $360 including free shipping.

Is supplies 510 watt hours of energy which is extremely good for a product of this size and weight! The energy output is rated at between 800w and 899w, with peak power of 1600w.

This is a brilliant portable Power Station that allows me to recharge and power many things while I'm travelling including: my mobile phone, rechargeable batteries, rechargeable torches, rechargeable car vacuum cleaner, it allows me to power my laptop from one of the two 240 volt outlets on the Power Station or to recharge my laptop, it powers a small portable TV to watch AFL football when I am a long way from home, it powers the power tools that I use at times, it is extremely useful when camping, it powers spotlights, bright outdoor lights, camping lights, a light in my workshop, portable work lights and it powers a 700w microwave that cost me $49 new, to cook food during my travels!

With a 12-volt outlet, two USB 18w outlets, two 240 volt outlets rated at 800w and an in-port for charging the Power Station from a solar panel, this product has outstanding features!

When recharging the Power Station with the 240 volt power adaptor supplied, it only takes between 1 and 1.5 hours to be fully recharged. The power station is compact and only weighs 6.7 kilograms, so it is very easy to carry around and to use outside.

I can't fault this wonderful product and I use it every day of the week. It is well made, the hardened plastic casing is tough, the unit is extremely well designed, the inbuilt fan is totally silent and the LED panel showing how much charge is left, is very bright and clear.

I believe that this is the best portable power station for the price currently available!

Great customer service, great product, easy, robust setup. Absolutely worth it, have used this set up as a replacement for power system in my yacht.… Read more

Brilliant. I bought two batteries to build some insurance into the system. Probably didn't need to but glad I have. Quick delivery too.

BlUETTI – For a small device it pack a powerful punch. Bought it for our of grid camping to run my cpap. Now it is the go to charging station, runs my fridge when travelling and much more. Love it.

Bluetti’s best power station yet…! – Bluetti’s latest portable power station, the AC50B is probably their best yet in terms of value for money and performance. I’ve been testing one for… Read more

the last few weeks and it has impressed me with its easy operation, light weight and overall performance.

What has really surprised me is the battery life. My tests have shown that the 448 watt hour battery rating is very conservative. I consistently get 500 - 550 watt hours from 240 volt appliances. That is remarkable.

If I had one criticism it would be the time remaining calculation on the display is very inaccurate, understating the actual time remaining by about 30%. This is a minor quibble and one that will likely be fixed with a future firmware update.

All up this is great unit.

This review covers the Bluetti AC200Max and similar Portable Power Stations. Bluetti make a range of Power Stations, some are designed to be put in… Read more

one place and never move (cos they're REALLY heavy) and some are designed to be moveable. Some units come without internal batteries, relying exclusively on external (Bluetti) batteries and some come with internal batteries with many of those capable of expansion with those same external (Bluetti) batteries. While the AC200Max is technically "portable", strap a couple of feathers to it and it will seriously test the "portability" description !! Ditto with the external B300 external battery, drag these puppies into their first "portable" location and they will probably have found their forever-home. But how do they perform ?? My stand-alone AC200Max will happily power a kettle or coffee-maker or any similar high-drain device but really only one at a time and for the short time they take to make the various brews. If you connect something like a heater or small air-conditioner, expect about 45-60 minutes operation before the battery reserve falls off a cliff. Adding one external B300 Battery (it will accommodate 2 extra batteries) will roughly double that time but really, these kind of units aren't a long-term alternative the mains or grid-connect (expensive) battery systems. But ... "horses for courses", an AC200Max or similar will keep your lights on and your fridges running for many hours should the mains power disappear. Obviously an external battery will extend that time significantly and you can also make the odd coffee or two along the way to go with the suitably chilled milk from those fridges. Use as a UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) : The AC200Max comes with it's own AC Power supply (PS) so it's possible to plug the PS into the mains to power the AC200Max and your critical devices into the AC200Max so effectively the mains are driving those devices 24/7 .... UNLESS and UNTILL the mains fail, at which point the Bluetti device will instantly take over and provide power until (hopefully) the mains recover, the Bluetti would then let the mains take the load and will recharge its batteries back to 100%, ready for the next time. Not all these devices come with their own 240v PS but you can usually buy one at extra cost, however they are usually all equipped to take power from Solar Panels (also at extra cost but you can frequently pick up suitable panels 2nd hand at a reasonable price). Bear in mind the recovery time to recharge the batteries can be quite significant unless you have a huge solar array as a couple of panels and/or a 240v PS are going to take hours to get the batteries back up to 100%. Are these things worth it ? : Given the number of times you hear of suburbs losing power for hours or even days, if you have the money ($2.5k- $5K depending on extras you might decide to add), spend it on a system like this. You could sweeten the pie a little by charging the AC200Max during sunny or cheaper grid priced times then turn off the charging and let it provide power to your selected devices at peak periods, potentially reaping back the purchase price over time.

Too small to be much use as portable power station best usage would be as UPS but with just 11.68Ah in battery you want to hope the power isn't out… Read more

for too long. Overall not a bad unit, the APP is functional but lame and after just 6 months of use only one of four USB ports still works.

Im so disappointed- Allpowers trading as Henison-AU on Amazon (have exactly same address on invoice as Allpowers direct) replaced an R2500 less than… Read more

6 months after purchase last year becasue USBC outlets stopped functioning. I bought a B1000 expansion battery MArch 25 - on the basis it expands capacity of R2500 (as per Allpowers AU and USA websites) from Allpowers AU - emailed service@allpowers and support@allpwers and Henison-AU via Amazon Yesterday Henison-AU/Amazon/Allpowers told me B1000 does NOT work with R2500, and they have asked their Alpowers team to update websites/support - yet they still are selling a R2500-B1000 Combo, and offered be a $50 discount. I want a refund for the B1000 as it is virtuallu useless by itself. service@allpowers.com and support@allpowers.com have stopped responding to my emails. I just wish I had tested after I bought B1000, but becasue I saw multiple youtube reviews of R2500 and B1000 working together, and also owning multiple VTOMAN and VoltX power stations (cycling them to keep batteries in good health). I would have done an Amex chargeback - I may still do this if it is possible as well as contact ACCC. I actually sent all email asking why they produce an Expansion Battery which does NOT work with their power stations - what a joke! Naturally they havent responded Checkout ALLPOWERS AU website! Still on sale! https://allpowers.com.au/products/allpowers-r2500-b1000-expansion-battery

Does not work. Zero product support – It worked for about 6 weeks unit one day I woke up roasting because it had failed and my rooftop extraction fan stopped as a result. Now the screen… Read more

just flashes. All the other power units have a reset protocol. E.G. Hold two certain buttons for a certain amount of seconds. But, with no website and no information none of the retailers in Australia have any information regarding resetting it. If I could reset it like any other portable power unit I'd give it a five but...

Purhased this item from BCF in Feb 25 for a round Australia camping adventure The item broke down after a week with 2 major defects,wrecking the trip BCF were great & refunded the purchase price & recommended I purchase Bluetti power station

great concept but with 100% failure rate - Delta 2 Portable Power Station – We bought the Delta 2 Portable Power Station and used it perhaps 3-4 times. It failed so we sent it back under warranty where it was replaced. The… Read more

replacement only last seven months with 2-3 times use. We sent it back again with Ecoflow telling us the original 12 months warranty had expired and the unit was not repairable. So our four camping trips turned out to be extremely expensive. We absolutely loved the unit - though the solar/cig lighter charging was limited to 10amps unless you plug it into 240v. I guess I am not the only one with this kind of failure as they seemed to know quite quickly what the problem was. In summary, dont waste your money as these guys don't honour the 2000 cycles they promise you in the brochure ( in fact we never got the unit below 60%)