BLUETTI power stations: every current model compared

Which BLUETTI models suit which uses?

A model is listed when it meets every requirement of that use, as stated on the use page.

Which BLUETTI power stations are there?

Every current BLUETTI model, smallest first, from BLUETTI's official US pages.

How does BLUETTI compare with the market?

Compared with the median of all 56 current models, BLUETTI's median model is better on Wh per list dollar and worse on capacity, AC output, surge, solar input and AC charging speed. Medians hide the spread inside a lineup, so check the model you're considering.

How long does each BLUETTI model run common appliances?

The BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 qualifies for the most uses in the BLUETTI lineup. The table shows calculated runtimes from a full charge and how many of our 12 use-case lists each model passes.

What do you get by stepping up the BLUETTI lineup?

Each row shows what the next model up adds in capacity and costs at list price. Compare the capacity each step adds with what it costs.

Which BLUETTI model is easiest to carry for its capacity?

Sorted by watt-hours per pound, the BLUETTI Elite 300 packs the most battery for its weight in the BLUETTI lineup. Weight matters most if you lift the station in and out of a car or carry it to a campsite.

Is each BLUETTI model good value for its size?

8 of 9 BLUETTI models with a list price give more watt-hours per dollar than the median model in their size band. Positive numbers mean more capacity for the money than a typical model that size.

Official list prices on the date checked; sales change these often.

Which BLUETTI model costs least over its rated life?

The BLUETTI Elite 300 has the lowest list price per kWh of rated lifetime storage, about $0.07, against $0.32 for the BLUETTI Elite 30 V2.

Lifetime kWh = capacity × rated cycles. Capacity fades with age, so this is a best case for comparing models, not a promise.

How fast do BLUETTI models recharge?

The BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 refills fastest from solar, about 1.0 h of strong sun at its full input.

Which uses can't BLUETTI models cover?

No current BLUETTI model qualifies for 2 of our 12 uses. For each, the requirement that rules out the most models is shown.

• Best power stations for home backup: 8 of 9 fail expandable = yes.
• Best power stations for a CPAP machine: 7 of 9 fail weight ≤ 20 lb.

Which other-brand models are closest to each BLUETTI model?

Each BLUETTI model is paired with the closest-capacity model from another brand, so you can see whether the lineup's value and weight hold up.

Where are the gaps in the BLUETTI lineup?

BLUETTI has a model in every size band. Some specs aren't published for every model: surge (3 of 9) and rated cycles (1 of 9).

Unpublished specs show as "Not published" on each model page and are never estimated, so a model can drop out of a use-case list because a figure is missing.

How do other brands compare?