Compare EcoFlow, Jackery, Anker SOLIX, BLUETTI and Goal Zero by what you plug in. Featured: EcoFlow.
Keep essential devices powered during an outage. Actual runtime and backup behavior depend on the model, load, and setup.
Chase the sun and stay powered anywhere. High-efficiency solar input tops the station back up while you explore — no outlet, no engine, no noise.
Blackout scene: Backup power for home essentials.
Compare stations
Compare specifications to find a station that fits your planned loads.
LiFePO4 · 23.8 lb
0–100% · ~1.5 hCharge: 0–100% in ~1.5 h
Laptop ≈ 12 h
Wi-Fi ≈ 54 h
Estimates depend on device wattage and conditions of use. Each example runs one device from a full battery, with 80–90% usable energy and an assumed 5 W station overhead. Actual standby draw varies by model.7 outputs · USB-C7 ports: 3× AC · USB-C 100W + 30W · USB-A · 12V
LiFePO4 · 7.8 lb
0–100% · 1 hCharge: 0–100% in 1 h
Laptop ≈ 3 h
Wi-Fi ≈ 13 h
Estimates depend on device wattage and conditions of use. Each example runs one device from a full battery, with 80–90% usable energy and an assumed 5 W station overhead. Actual standby draw varies by model.6 outputs · USB-C6 ports: 2× AC · USB-C 100W · 2× USB-A · 12V
LiFePO4 · 7.7 lb
0–100% · 1 hCharge: 0–100% in 1 h
Laptop ≈ 3 h
Wi-Fi ≈ 13 h
Estimates depend on device wattage and conditions of use. Each example runs one device from a full battery, with 80–90% usable energy and an assumed 5 W station overhead. Actual standby draw varies by model.6 outputs · USB-C6 ports: 2× AC · USB-C 60W · 2× USB-A · 12V
LiFePO4 · 8.3 lb
0–100% · ~2 hCharge: 0–100% in ~2 h
Laptop ≈ 3 h
Wi-Fi ≈ 15 h
Estimates depend on device wattage and conditions of use. Each example runs one device from a full battery, with 80–90% usable energy and an assumed 5 W station overhead. Actual standby draw varies by model.5 outputs · USB-C5 ports: AC · 2× USB-C 100W · USB-A · 12V
NMC · 7.1 lb
Hybrid chargingCharge: 0–100% in 2.5 h dual input
Laptop ≈ 3 h
Wi-Fi ≈ 15 h
Estimates depend on device wattage and conditions of use. Each example runs one device from a full battery, with 80–90% usable energy and an assumed 5 W station overhead. Actual standby draw varies by model.6 outputs · USB-C6 ports: 2× AC · USB-C 60W · 2× USB-A · 12V
LiFePO4 · 9.1 lb
0–80% · ~50 minCharge: 0–80% in ~50 min
Laptop ≈ 3 h
Wi-Fi ≈ 15 h
Estimates depend on device wattage and conditions of use. Each example runs one device from a full battery, with 80–90% usable energy and an assumed 5 W station overhead. Actual standby draw varies by model.7 outputs · USB-C7 ports: 3× AC · 2× USB-C · USB-A · 12V
Why it lasts
Inside the cells. Around your home. Under an open sky. Discover what makes portable power worth keeping.
Good energy starts within
Many models use LiFePO4 cells designed for thousands of recharge cycles. Check the cycle-life rating and specifications for the model you are considering.
Thousands of recharges. More adventures, fewer replacements.
An 80% capacity rating is a milestone, not an expiration date. Check the cycle-life rating for your model.
For the things that make a day
Cold food. A working connection. Light for one more chapter. Match a station to your everyday essentials, not just the biggest number on the box.
Cold food. Lights on. Your everyday essentials, wherever life takes you.
Match running and startup watts. Runtime depends on usable capacity, load and conversion losses.
A different kind of refill
Pair your station with compatible solar panels and turn daylight into the next charge. Fewer recurring chores. More freedom to stay a little longer.
Refill from the sky. No fuel runs. No oil changes. Just more freedom.
Match panel voltage, connector and input limits. Solar yield varies with weather, shade and panel angle.
Think beyond the first charge
Long-life cells. Capacity that fits your life. The option to refill with sunlight. That is power worth bringing along.
Solar panels + power stations
A little energy in reserve
Your station powers the cabin while an extra battery stores energy from the sun. When the station runs empty, the output pauses as the reserve connects — then the lights return and the station begins to recharge.
One station stays connected. The source of its energy changes.
Extra battery
Charging from solar
Power station
Powering cabin
Reserve connection on standby
Power now. Store for later.
The station supplies the cabin. Solar energy fills the extra battery.
Concept illustration, not a wiring guide. Charge levels and timing are illustrative. Separate solar charging needs a supported battery and controller; recharging a station from an expansion battery and uninterrupted output depend on system support. Home circuits require approved transfer equipment and professional installation.
01 / POWER IN YOUR POCKET
On the sofa, at camp, or heading out. Meet the apps that put your EcoFlow, Anker SOLIX and Jackery within reach.
AT HOMEEcoFlow app · iPhone & Android
Check your RIVER or DELTA from your phone. See what comes in, what goes out, and adjust supported charging settings without walking over to the station.
Energy statistics, backup reserve and automations depend on the EcoFlow model. They are not available on every RIVER or DELTA.
IN YOUR HANDAnker Power app · iPhone & Android
Bring your compatible SOLIX into Anker Power, formerly the Anker app. Follow the battery level and manage supported settings through a clean, device-first dashboard.
Pair using the instructions for your SOLIX model. Available charging modes and remote controls vary by station and firmware.
AT CAMPJackery app · iPhone & Android
Keep an eye on your compatible Explorer while you settle into camp. The Jackery app puts battery status, power readings and supported output controls within reach.
Use the Jackery app, not Jackery Home, for the Explorer models listed here. Classic Explorer 300 and 500 do not support app pairing.
02 / CONNECTED, WHEREVER LIFE GOES
A forest lunch, a backup at home, your next creative project. Discover connected power from BLUETTI, Goal Zero and DJI.
OFF THE GRIDBLUETTI app · iPhone & Android
Follow your station’s battery and power flow in the BLUETTI app. Check it nearby with Bluetooth, or use Wi-Fi on models equipped for network connectivity.
AC70 and EB3A in this catalog are Bluetooth-only. Wi-Fi and advanced energy features are available only on supported models.
EVERYDAY BACKUPGoal Zero Power app · iPhone & Android
Stay in touch with your Yeti PRO 4000 through Goal Zero Power. Monitor its charge, check power use and manage supported ports from your phone.
This catalog features the Yeti PRO 4000. Other Yeti generations may have different connection and app requirements.
BEHIND THE SCENESDJI Home app · iPhone & Android
Connect your DJI Power 2000 to DJI Home. Pair over Bluetooth, configure its supported Wi-Fi connection and check power status from a simple, focused interface.
Use DJI Home, not DJI Fly. DJI lists both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for Power 2000; follow its setup guide for network-based features and regional availability.
Lifestyle scenes illustrate each brand’s ecosystem, not necessarily the selected model. App previews are original publisher images, not live readings. Features vary by model and firmware. Solar panels report through a compatible station, not directly to a phone.
Start with a compatible panel + station. Add a supported expansion battery when you need more stored energy.
Illustrative setups, not product specifications. Check panel voltage, connectors and station input limits before pairing. Solar output depends on sunlight, shade and angle; runtime depends on capacity and connected loads.
Life, powered differently
Sunny trails. Rainy afternoons. Nights under canvas. Then back home again. Make room for the moments, with a power plan for changing conditions.
On the trail
Fewer outlets. More trail. Keep essentials charged and let a sunny stop help.
Keep your phone, camera and navigation essentials in the plan when the road gives way to a footpath. For days on foot, start with a manageable carry weight and the devices you actually need.
Let a sunny rest stop do some of the work. Set a compatible panel in direct sunlight, keep the battery dry and shaded, and carry a charged reserve for changing weather.
Explore compact powerLifestyle imagery illustrates possible uses, not included equipment or guaranteed performance. Check each model’s weight, output, solar input and connection requirements. Actual runtime and charging depend on your setup and conditions.
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Power KitIn stockA compact station, clip-on battery, and two 60W panels for phones, cameras, lights, and a laptop on short trips.
Complete kit · 5 pieces
Fridge runtime is an estimate for a 60 W average fridge without solar. Actual runtime depends on connected loads and solar conditions.
Kit price
Save $128.99 · 20% kit discount included
All items included · Free Standard Shipping to the 48 contiguous states and Washington, DC
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Power KitIn stockA carry-size 1 kWh station, matched expansion battery, and two 100W panels for a cooler, lights, a laptop, and everyone's devices at camp.
Complete kit · 5 pieces
Fridge runtime is an estimate for a 60 W average fridge without solar. Actual runtime depends on connected loads and solar conditions.
Kit price
Save $219.39 · 20% kit discount included
All items included · Free Standard Shipping to the 48 contiguous states and Washington, DC
Shop by use
Four sizes, four different jobs. Start from what you want to plug in, not from the biggest number on the box.
245–293Wh · 300–600W · 8 models
Not for kettles, heaters, or anything with a motor.
Browse small286–1.1 kWh · 500–2.6 kW · 11 models
One appliance at a time; the AC or dryer stay on the grid.
Browse medium
1.3 k–3.1 kWh · 1.5 k–3.6 kW · 16 models
Carry it with two hands; this is not a hiking companion.
Browse large
2 k–6.1 kWh · 2.4 k–7.2 kW · 14 models
Lives in the garage; plan for an electrician and a transfer switch.
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