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Measured fan noise for our reviewed power stations from 41dB to 63dB. Find out which units are quiet enough for a bedroom, a tent, or a video call. Noise ...
Measured capacity, weight, switchover speed, and expansion support for the Anker SOLIX C1000 and Bluetti AC180. See which 1kWh unit fits your setup. ...
Measured switchover times, usable capacity, fan noise, and charging speed for the EcoFlow Delta 2 and Bluetti AC180. See which one is better. Summary ...
We measured both. Compare tested usable capacity, charging speed, blackout switchover, fan noise, and solar input for the Delta 2 and the SOLIX C1000. ...
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The Anker SOLIX C800 returns 668Wh of its 768Wh rated capacity, an 87% result, behind a 1,200W inverter with 1,600W SurgePad. HyperFlash charging fills it in 58 minutes. High-end price tier, strong output for the capacity.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 returns 931Wh of its 1,070Wh rated capacity, an 87% result, behind a 1,500W inverter. It transfers in under 10ms with a self-arming inverter and refills in about an hour at 1,500W. High-end price tier, strong backup capability.
The Bluetti AC70 returns 660Wh of its 768Wh rated capacity, an 86% result, behind a 1,000W inverter that lifts to 2,000W on resistive loads. It expands with B80 and B230 batteries and supports 500W of solar, placing it in a high-end price tier.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus returns 1,100Wh of its 1,264Wh rated capacity, an 87% result, behind a 2,000W inverter. It expands past 5kWh with Battery Pack 1000 modules and takes 800W of solar. Premium price tier, strong expandability.
The Jackery Explorer 1500 Pro returns 1,300Wh of its 1,512Wh rated capacity, an 86% result, behind a 1,800W inverter. It accepts 1,400W of dual solar input, filling in about 2 hours, on NMC cells rated at 1,000 cycles. Premium price tier, weak value on cycle life.
The Goal Zero Yeti 1000X returns 836Wh of its 983Wh rated capacity, an 85% result, behind a 1,500W inverter. Cells are NMC rated at 500 cycles, and there is no transfer function. Premium price tier, weak value at $1.32 per watt-hour.
The Zendure SuperBase Pro 2000 returns 1,803Wh of its 2,096Wh rated capacity, an 86% result, behind a 2,000W inverter. It carries a 4G modem with GPS tracking, motorised wheels, and 1,800W of solar input. Premium price tier, unique connectivity.
The Anker SOLIX C200 DC holds 192Wh with no AC inverter, delivering 200W total across DC outputs, including a bidirectional 140W USB-C port. Fanless and silent, with 0.15% hourly idle drain. Budget price tier.
The VTOMAN Jump 1000 returns 1,211Wh of its 1,408Wh rated capacity, an 86% result, behind a 1,000W inverter, with an integrated 1,500A jump starter and expansion support. High-end price tier.
The Klein Tools KTB5 returns 470Wh of its 546Wh rated capacity, an 86% result, behind a 500W pure sine inverter at under 2% distortion. It supports 120V pass-through and runs at 47dB. High-end price tier, expensive for the capacity.
The CTechi GT200 returns 204Wh of its 240Wh rated capacity, an 85% result, behind a 200W inverter, on LiFePO4 cells rated at 3,500 cycles. Dual charging fills it in about 2.5 hours. Mid-range price tier, exceptional cost per cycle.
The Jackery Explorer 240 returns 204Wh of its 240Wh rated capacity, an 85% result, behind a 200W inverter. Cells are NMC-rated at 500 cycles, and charging runs through an external 90W brick. Mid-range price tier, weak value at $0.83 per watt-hour.
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