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One portable power station straddling a campsite and a warm home, with the two spaces blending at the threshold

Power that fits the weekend. Or the outage.

Blackout

24/7 home backup, blackout protection.

When the grid drops, the station wakes instantly — lights, router, and fridge keep running. Silent, automatic, and ready every single night.

Blackout scene: 24/7 home backup, blackout protection.

Staff picks

Across every budget

The stations our team keeps recommending, from backpack-size backups to whole-home showcases.

EcoFlow
Solar
EcoFlow RIVER 3
In stock

EcoFlow RIVER 3

245 Wh
Capacity
300 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 7.8 lb

0–100% · 1 h

Laptop ≈ 3 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 13 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$199
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Anker
Solar
Anker SOLIX C300X
In stock

Anker SOLIX C300X

288 Wh
Capacity
300 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 9.1 lb

0–80% · ~50 min

Laptop ≈ 3 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 15 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$299
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BLUETTI
Solar
BLUETTI AC70
In stock

BLUETTI AC70

768 Wh
Capacity
1000 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 22.5 lb

0–80% · ~45 min

Laptop ≈ 9 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 40 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$329
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Anker
Solar
Anker SOLIX C1000
In stock

Anker SOLIX C1000

1056 Wh
Capacity
1800 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 28.4 lb

0–100% · 58 min

Laptop ≈ 12 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 56 h

Will this cover my day?

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.

11 outputs · USB-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$449
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Jackery
Solar
Jackery Explorer 1000 v2
In stock

Jackery Explorer 1000 v2

1070 Wh
Capacity
1500 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 23.8 lb

0–100% · ~1.7 h

Laptop ≈ 13 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 57 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 3+2-year

$489
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EcoFlow
Solar
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3
In stock

EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3

4096 Wh
Capacity
4000 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 113.5 lb

0–80% · ~50 min

Laptop ≈ 50 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 218 h

Will this cover my day?

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.

11 outputs · USB-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$2,499
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EcoFlow
Solar
EcoFlow RIVER 3
In stock

EcoFlow RIVER 3

245 Wh
Capacity
300 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 7.8 lb

0–100% · 1 h

Laptop ≈ 3 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 13 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$199
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Anker
Solar
Anker SOLIX C300X
In stock

Anker SOLIX C300X

288 Wh
Capacity
300 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 9.1 lb

0–80% · ~50 min

Laptop ≈ 3 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 15 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$299
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BLUETTI
Solar
BLUETTI AC70
In stock

BLUETTI AC70

768 Wh
Capacity
1000 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 22.5 lb

0–80% · ~45 min

Laptop ≈ 9 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 40 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$329
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Anker
Solar
Anker SOLIX C1000
In stock

Anker SOLIX C1000

1056 Wh
Capacity
1800 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 28.4 lb

0–100% · 58 min

Laptop ≈ 12 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 56 h

Will this cover my day?

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.

11 outputs · USB-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$449
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Jackery
Solar
Jackery Explorer 1000 v2
In stock

Jackery Explorer 1000 v2

1070 Wh
Capacity
1500 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 23.8 lb

0–100% · ~1.7 h

Laptop ≈ 13 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 57 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 3+2-year

$489
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EcoFlow
Solar
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3
In stock

EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3

4096 Wh
Capacity
4000 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 113.5 lb

0–80% · ~50 min

Laptop ≈ 50 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 218 h

Will this cover my day?

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.

11 outputs · USB-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$2,499
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EcoFlow
Solar
EcoFlow RIVER 3
In stock

EcoFlow RIVER 3

245 Wh
Capacity
300 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 7.8 lb

0–100% · 1 h

Laptop ≈ 3 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 13 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$199
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Anker
Solar
Anker SOLIX C300X
In stock

Anker SOLIX C300X

288 Wh
Capacity
300 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 9.1 lb

0–80% · ~50 min

Laptop ≈ 3 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 15 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$299
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BLUETTI
Solar
BLUETTI AC70
In stock

BLUETTI AC70

768 Wh
Capacity
1000 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 22.5 lb

0–80% · ~45 min

Laptop ≈ 9 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 40 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$329
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Anker
Solar
Anker SOLIX C1000
In stock

Anker SOLIX C1000

1056 Wh
Capacity
1800 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 28.4 lb

0–100% · 58 min

Laptop ≈ 12 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 56 h

Will this cover my day?

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.

11 outputs · USB-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$449
View
Jackery
Solar
Jackery Explorer 1000 v2
In stock

Jackery Explorer 1000 v2

1070 Wh
Capacity
1500 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 23.8 lb

0–100% · ~1.7 h

Laptop ≈ 13 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 57 h

Will this cover my day?

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-C

Manufacturer warranty: 3+2-year

$489
View
EcoFlow
Solar
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3
In stock

EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3

4096 Wh
Capacity
4000 W
Continuous

LiFePO4 · 113.5 lb

0–80% · ~50 min

Laptop ≈ 50 h

Wi-Fi ≈ 218 h

Will this cover my day?

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.

11 outputs · USB-C

Manufacturer warranty: 5-year

$2,499
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Why it lasts

One charge is only
the beginning.

Inside the cells. Around your home. Under an open sky. Discover what makes portable power worth keeping.

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Built for years.Not just weekends.

Thousands of recharges. More adventures, fewer replacements.

rated cycles to
80% capacity1
3,000+

Think beyond the first charge

More life. Less to think about.

Long-life cells. Capacity that fits your life. The option to refill with sunlight. That is power worth bringing along.

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1 Manufacturer examples, rated to 80% capacity: Anker C1000: 3,000 cycles; EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus: 4,000 cycles. Actual life depends on the model, temperature and use.

Concept imagery, not product photographs. Appliance compatibility and runtime vary. Solar panels may be sold separately; charging depends on panel compatibility and sunlight. Battery care is still required.

Solar panels + power stations

A little sun. A lot of freedom.

A little energy in reserve

Same station.Fresh energy.

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.

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The energy handoverIllustrative cycle 1/3
A solar panel, sage-green extra battery and portable power station together on a forest clearing beside a warmly lit timber cabin
Solar chargingCabin on station

Extra battery

Charge level24%

Charging from solar

Power station

Charge level82%

Powering cabin

Short light pulses follow a continuous grounded cable from the panel to the extra battery connector every 1.92 seconds. Pulses travel toward the cabin along its ground cable every 2.56 seconds.

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.

The sun clocks off. Your camp stays on.

Save a little sun
for later.

Illustrative sunny lakeside campsite with an unfolded solar panel charging a station beside a green tent

Set your panel in the sun and keep the station shaded. Save the charge for your next night outdoors.

A folding solar panel connected to a portable power station in a sunlit forest clearing

A panel catches it. A station keeps it.

Start with a compatible panel + station. Add a supported expansion battery when you need more stored energy.

Choose your panel Pair it with a station

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

Out there. Back here.
Power comes along.

Sunny trails. Rainy afternoons. Nights under canvas. Then back home again. Make room for the moments, with a power plan for changing conditions.

Hiker in an orange jacket carrying a backpack-mounted solar panel along a mountain ridge at sunset

On the trail

Less searching for outlets.
More finding your way.

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 power

Four moments outdoors

The forecast changes.
The adventure continues.

Sun on the lake. Rain on the canvas. A morning in the mist. Plan your power around the day you find.

Folding solar panels connected to a shaded portable battery at a sunny alpine lakeside campsite

Clear skies

A lakeside recharge

Let the sunshine do its part.

Pause by the water while a compatible panel tops up your reserve. Keep the panel in direct sun and the battery dry, shaded and ventilated.

Solar charging · Camera · Phone

Camper with a mug under a forest tarp, with a lantern and portable station sheltered from the rain

Rain rolling in

A slower afternoon

Let the rain set the pace.

A warm drink, a little light and no rush to leave. Use energy saved earlier; keep the station and every connection dry, sheltered and off wet ground.

Stored energy · Lantern · Phone

Hiker reading a map outside a tent above a misty valley, with a phone charging from a small power bank inside

Misty mornings

Before the next trail

Take your bearings. Then go.

Check the route before packing up. Start with charged navigation essentials and a paper map, rather than counting on solar in the fog.

Charged reserve · Navigation · Camera

Camper wrapped in a blanket beneath a starry mountain sky, with a battery-powered lantern inside a glowing tent

Cool nights

After the last light

A little light. A wider sky.

Set aside enough charge for camp lights and overnight essentials. Keep equipment dry and ventilated, and stay within its rated temperature limits.

Overnight reserve · Camp lights · Phone

Family sharing a meal beside their camper with a portable solar panel and power stations at a forest campsite

At the campsite

Stay for one more morning.

Slow breakfasts, a cooler close by and light after sunset. Build your camping setup around a few everyday comforts, with solar charging when the weather plays along.

Add up daily energy needs and check appliance startup power. Keep a reserve for overnight use and cloudy days.

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Two Anker SOLIX power stations and folding solar panels outside a warmly lit modern home at dusk

Back at home

Keep the evening going.

When grid power stops, your priorities do not. Plan backup power for essential lights, connectivity and refrigeration, then choose capacity around the loads you want to support.

Whole-circuit backup needs compatible equipment and professional installation. Never backfeed a wall outlet.

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Lifestyle 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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Find your complete setup

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EcoFlow RIVER 3 Plus
×1
EcoFlow 160W Solar Panel×1
RIVER 3 Plus Extra Battery EB300×1

EcoFlow · Camping

Most PopularIn stock

Weekend Escape Kit

A quiet, packable station, folding panel, and clip-on battery for two nights of lights, cold food, cameras, and everyday devices.

Complete kit · 3 pieces

  • EcoFlow RIVER 3 PlusQuantity: ×1
  • EcoFlow 160W Solar PanelQuantity: ×1
  • RIVER 3 Plus Extra Battery EB300Quantity: ×1
Capacity
572 Wh
Output
600 W
Runtime
1–2 days

Complete kit price

$649$787
Save $138

All items included · Free US shipping

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Shop by use

Which size fits your day?

Four sizes, four different jobs. Start from what you want to plug in, not from the biggest number on the box.

EcoFlow RIVER 3
Small

Fits in a backpack

245–293Wh · 300–600W · 7 models

  • Phone, camera, drone batteries
  • Laptop for a workday
  • Tent lights and a fan

Not for kettles, heaters, or anything with a motor.

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Anker SOLIX C1000
Medium

A weekend off the grid

286–1.1 kWh · 500–1.8 kW · 6 models

  • Cooler or mini-fridge overnight
  • Coffee maker in the morning
  • Router and lights through a blackout

One appliance at a time; the AC or dryer stay on the grid.

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BLUETTI AC200L
Large

RV, workshop, long outage

1.3 k–3.1 kWh · 2 k–3.6 kW · 10 models

  • Full-size fridge for a day
  • Circular saw, compressor, microwave
  • RV shore power at the pedestal

Carry it with two hands; this is not a hiking companion.

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Anker SOLIX F3800
Home

The house keeps running

2 k–6.1 kWh · 2.6 k–7.2 kW · 11 models

  • Sump pump, furnace fan, well pump
  • Whole circuits through a panel
  • Stacks to multi-day capacity

Lives in the garage; plan for an electrician and a transfer switch.

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