BLUETTI Portable Power Station AC70, 768Wh LiFePO4 Battery Backup w/ 2 1000W AC Outlets (2000W Power Lifting), 100W Type-C, Solar Generator for Road Trip, Off-grid, Power Outage (Solar Panel Optional)

Recharges in a reasonable time, holds its charge well when not in use and is solid yet compact. Excellent for my motorhome when off grid, can charge with solar panels too.

Very impressed with this unit, it's slick and easy to carry, the handle is large and comfortable to hold the unit with. With powerlifting enabled it can happily run a Sage Nespresso machine, doing the steam for the milk and the espresso shot, making a coffee doesn't take much out of the battery either so would do loads. Great bit of kit.

Excellent product and great delivery...works very well 👍

Very good and very happy

Over the moon with this powerstation.. On a full charge, it powers my halfords 32compressor fridge (fridge not coolbox!) for 3-4 days, depending on how much food is stored and how often it gets opened. Worth noting, its in the back of a van where temps reached over 30degrees and so the fridgw had to work hard.i now have it hooked up to a 180w flexi solar panel and it's rarely dropping below 80%.i havent tried adding more load to it yet but its serving its purpose extremely well.

A nice lightweight optionn. Doesn't last too long but you get what you pay for

No more external power brick is awesome. However the lack of storage for the power cord is a let down.Build quality is reasonable, very plastic but sturdy.Power output over USB-C and USB-A is good, but the charge controller on each port is not independent. You will see power fluctuations when you plug additional items into the USB ports.The absence of the Wireless charger on the top of the unit is a disappointment, as I her gotten used to this feature on other Bluetti power stations.AC power is acceptable but not really for heavy duty items such as irons, hair dryers, kettles, etc. but great for laptops, monitors, TV and other electronics, including recharging power tools.In terms of weight, it can be carried easily unlike larger power stations, but it’s nothing you would want to carry for a long time. The size is pretty good too, but considering the capacity I would have liked it to be a little smaller.The display is nice and clear and the app for both Android and iOS has everything you would need in it. The on device controls are a bit more clumsy, but key features are easy to access on the device.Solar charging is a little underwhelming, and you will need to be careful of which solar panels you pair this with, as the maximum Amps for the charge controller is 10Amp.I do like the fact it comes with the appropriate cable to connect standard solar panel MC4 connectors to XT60PM-M so I didn’t need to buy an additional adapter.Unlike the larger AC300/AC500, you can’t set the UPS mode or the SOC to charge up to or discharge until, which I think is a huge miss. As it would help increase the longevity of the battery and help some users reduce their mains power consumption which could be important for those charging on AC outputs in their vehicles, or just wanting to use this as an UPS during the day.

It's the business!Love it.