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Best Overall
EcoFlow DELTA 2
- 1024 Wh LFP battery (~3000 cycles to 80%)
- 1800 W AC (2700 W surge; X-Boost up to 2200 W)
- 27 lb • 0–80% ≈ 50 min AC charge
Best Budget
Jackery Explorer 300 Plus
- 288 Wh capacity
- 300 W AC (600 W surge)
- 8.27 lb • USB-C 100 W in/out
Best for Power Tools
BLUETTI AC200P
- 2000 Wh (LiFePO₄)
- 2000 W pure-sine (surge 4800 W)
- 60.6 lb • 17 outputs
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Model | Capacity (Wh) | AC Output (W) | Weight (lb) | Chemistry | Best for | Price* | |
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EcoFlow DELTA 2 | 1024 | 1800 (2700 surge) | 27 | LFP | Best overall | $899* | Read review |
EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max | 2048 | 2400 (surge higher) | 50.7 | LFP | Bigger all-rounder | $1,899* | Read review |
EcoFlow RIVER 2 | 256 | 300 (600 surge) | 7.7 | LFP | Ultralight/EDC | $229* | Read review |
EcoFlow RIVER 2 Max | 512 | 500 (1000 surge) | 13.2 | LFP | Car camping | $449* | Read review |
EcoFlow RIVER 2 Pro | 768 | 800 (1600 surge) | 17.2 | LFP | Bigger day trips | $649* | Read review |
Jackery Explorer 300 Plus | 288 | 300 (600 surge) | 8.27 | Li-ion | Budget/light | $349* | Read review |
Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus | 1264 | 2000 | 28.6 | LFP | Versatile mid-range | $1,099* | Read review |
Jackery Explorer 2000 Pro | 2160 | 2200 (surge higher) | 43 | Li-ion | Heavy use / appliances | $1,799* | Read review |
BLUETTI EB3A | 268 | 600 (1200 surge) | 10.1 | LFP | Budget/high-watt burst | $269* | Read review |
BLUETTI EB70S | 716 | 800 (1400 surge) | 21.4 | LFP | Camping family | $549* | Read review |
BLUETTI AC180 | 1152 | 1800 (2700 surge) | 37.4 | LFP | All-round mid-size | $949* | Read review |
BLUETTI AC200P | 2000 | 2000 (4800 surge) | 60.6 | LFP | Power tools/RV | $1,399* | Read review |
Anker 757 PowerHouse | 1229 | 1500 (surge higher) | 44 | LFP | Home backup mid | $1,099* | Read review |
Anker 767 PowerHouse | 2048 | 2400 (surge higher) | 67 | LFP | Appliances / RV | $1,999* | Read review |
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Portable Power FAQs
›How big a power station do I need?Link
Add up watts of what you’ll run (e.g., laptop 60W, fan 40W = 100W). For hours of runtime, multiply watts × hours to get Wh. A 100W load for 8 hours ≈ 800Wh, so a 1,000Wh unit gives headroom.
›LFP vs Li-ion: which chemistry is better?Link
LFP generally gives longer cycle life and better safety; Li-ion packs more energy per pound. If you value longevity, choose LFP. If you need the lightest possible unit, Li-ion.
›Will it run a fridge?Link
Most fridges draw 60–120W running but 600–1200W on compressor start. Look for inverters ≥800–1200W with decent surge handling, and 1000–2000Wh if you want multi-hour runtime without solar.