The is available from Amazon for $579 ($420 off) with a Prime membership. Its build provides simple functionality that delivers exceptional power performance. It's fairly heavy given its capacity, weighing in at 37 pounds.
You can divide power stations into three broad categories – there are the tiny, highly portable units, the huge units that roll about on wheels, and in between, you have the bulky but still portable units that you can lug about, just not too far! I quite like this intermediate category because I can throw one in the back of the car or truck when I go camping or on photo/video/drone trips, and it'll provide all the power I need for a few days. Over the past few weeks, I've been using and abusing the Bluetti AC180, and this unit ticks all the boxes for what I want from a power station that can keep me going when off-grid for a few days. Bluetti AC180 tech specs : 1,800W Rated Power/2,700W Lifting Power (surge) : 1,152Wh : 1,440W Turbo charging, 60 minutes to 100% (silent charging at 300W also available) : 500W Fast solar charge, fully charge in about 2.
8 – 3.3 hours : AC: 4×120V, 1,800W in total | USB-C: 1 × 100W max | USB-A: 4 × 5VDC/3A 15W in total | 15W wireless charging pad | 12V DC: 1 × 12V/10A : LiFePO4, rated for 3,500+ charge cycles : Smart remote control via BLUETTI app : 20ms : 35.3lbs/16kg : 13.
4 × 9.7 × 12.5 inches / 340 × 246 × 318 mm : Five years Note that the unit in the photos is a UK version of the AC180, but apart from the differ.
