Compare portable power stations

Watt-hours are the tank. Watts are what it can start. Weight is whether you carry it or roll it. Prices in USD, US shipping included.

Station	Wh	Watts	Weight	Best for	Price
BLUETTI Elite 10	128	200	4.0 lb	Phones, a laptop, a lamp	$179
EcoFlow RIVER 2	256	300	7.7 lb	Phones, router, lamp	$299
Jackery Explorer 300 Plus	288	300	8.3 lb	Small carry, a bit more tank	$359
BLUETTI Elite 30 V2	288	600	9.5 lb	288 Wh carry, 600 W	$339
EcoFlow RIVER 2 Max	512	500	13.2 lb	CPAP night, still a carry	$369
EcoFlow RIVER 2 Pro	768	800	17 lb	Carry, CPAP, phones	$449
BLUETTI AC70	768	1,000	22.5 lb	768 Wh carry, 1,000 W	$389
EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus	1,024	1,800	27.6 lb	EcoFlow 1 kWh, part-day fridge	$779
Anker SOLIX C1000	1,056	1,800	28 lb	Tools and kitchen loads	$549
BLUETTI AC180	1,152	1,800	35 lb	1,152 Wh, 1,800 W	$579
Jackery Explorer 1000 v2	1,070	1,500	24 lb	Light 1 kWh, part-day fridge	$629
Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus	1,264	2,000	32 lb	Most Wh in this group, 2,000 W	$659
Jackery Explorer 2000 v2	2,042	2,200	40 lb	Overnight fridge	$899
EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max	2,048	2,400	51 lb	Home backup, expansion	$1,149
BLUETTI Elite 200 V2	2,074	2,600	53.4 lb	Overnight fridge, 2,600 W	$959

How to read the table

Stay under 300 Wh for phones, a router, and a lamp. Use 512 Wh when the night includes a CPAP and little else. Stay at 768 Wh when you want spare hours on that same job. Stay in the 1 kWh row for a fridge during the day. Move to 2 kWh when the job is overnight food and lights. Outage sizing and fridge hours spell that out with loads.

1 kWh vs 2 kWh

A typical modern fridge uses about 1–2 kWh per day. A 1 kWh station covers part of that day after inverter loss. A 2 kWh station is the first size that can keep a fridge cold overnight and still run a router and lights. The units under 768 Wh are for communications and a CPAP, not food.