I have previously reviewed the excellent EcoFlow River Max 600Wh and, more recently, the Jackery Solar Generator 1000. I have now been reviewing the latest EcoFlow DELTA 2, which was launched at IFA just a couple of weeks ago. This is the first relatively affordable power station from EcoFlow that uses Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries,…
I love my Jackery Explorer 1000, but just like electric cars, it would seem the trend of portable power stations is starting to shift towards using Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4). Bluetti has multiple LiFePO4 portable power stations, including the relatively affordable EB70 priced at around £699. Recently Anker launched the 757 PowerHouse using LiFePO4, which…
As a market leader in the global portable power station market, BLUETTI will officially unveil its brand new model AC500 at 3:00 PM, Sep. 1st GMT. Being a successor of the AC300 solar generator, AC500 is also 100% modular without any built-in batteries. So the B300 will also be launched as an expansion battery pack….
I have previously reviewed the excellent Jackery Solar Generator 1000 and the less excellent Oystade 100W foldable solar panel. As I stated in the Oystade review, I am a tight-fisted northerner, I like to know I have good value for money from the things I buy, and I have applied this philosophy to most of…
Yesterday I posted my review of the excellent Jackery Solar Generator 1000. As a tight-fisted northerner, I like to know I have good value for money from the things I buy, and I have applied this philosophy to most of the reviews I do. During the review, I couldn’t help but notice a lot of…
I have previously reviewed the superb Jackery Solar Generator 500, and I have recently been checking out its bigger brother, the Jackery Solar Generator 1000. The Solar Generator 1000 is the flagship product from Jackery in the UK and is intended for people that have demanding off-grid requirements. For US buyers, Jackery has options going…
I have written about a few portable power stations now, but these have typically been in the 600Wh range and are geared more towards travelling and camping. Various brands have large capacity options which are geared towards whole home backup for emergency use but these brands cap out between 2160Wh and 3600Wh capacity. However, Bluetti…
I have recently reviewed the Jackery Explorer 500 and the EcoFlow River Max, both are superb power stations ideal for travelling, off-grid living or as a battery backup for home use. They are not cheap though, lithium-ion batteries are very expensive in general, and these use huge batteries. You can save quite a lot of…