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

This portable power station is great. We did our research before selecting this BLUETTI brand.I like that it is compact. It is a little heavy so we mounted it into a small dolly so it can be moved easily.I like that it can be charged in three ways: solar, electricity, and car lighter. I like that it comes with the cables for each way of charging.I really like that it fully charges in two hours with electric power. It takes about 10 hours to fully charge with the solar panels. With a strong hot sun it charges about 10% per hour. We have not tried the car charger.I like that it includes a four panel fordable solar panel. I like that it has kickstands on the backside to place the panels on the ground. I like that it is easy to set up and connect to the battery unit.I like that it has two output outlets and several USB ports. I really like that the outlets and connection points are well labeled. I like that it includes a good manual and instructions on how to use it.I really like the lighted panel that shows the percentage of battery charge, the amount of power coming in to charge the battery and the power going out of it.Please note that the power station and the solar panels will be shipped separately. I received mine via UPS.This is great to use for camping, in case of a power outage, in a shed or workshop, or anytime you need power. It is recommended to use it and charge it monthly to keep the station active and ready for use.We have used this at home to power the refrigerator, fans, and TV. It also has different type USB charging ports for cell phones and other devices.We are very happy with this BLUETTI power station and recommend it.

Another fantastic power station from Bluetti. This is my 3rd one. Works great, excellent build quality. Charges pretty quickly. 1000W inverter power. Highly recommend.

I have some solar panels on the roof, but not enough to run the whole house. And where I sit mostly to watch tv is just regular house current. I have 600ah of batteries for emergency so I got this ac70 to make things more portable. The unit came with a 54% charge so after testing a fan and lights I plugged the AC cord into a 2000 watt renogy inverter. And AC charged it to 100% in about 40 minutes. I plugged in my living room lamp where I sit, plugged in a 5v fan I bought for it . am charging AAA batteries for remotes my phone and this kindle. It says I can do this for 23hrs. Of course its not going to take that long so I'm thinking it should be 4 or 5 days before I need to recharge. I'm very happy with this. Next time I charge it I'm going to use the dc barrel connection straight from the batteries and see how that works. At these prices I may pick up the AC 180 also. Good deal!

Great unit. Compact and can power up a lot of devices and appliances. Perfect for camping trips. Highly recommended

Fort he capacity this one is the one to get. Sweet spot between the smaller ~250wh and the ~1000wh units, this kept our Dometic cooler going for almost two days while we camped. Pair with 100w of solar and you'd be going even longer. Form factor is well thought out and the handle is nice to have. Well worth the price.

I took a star off because only after buying it and using it did I realize that even though it states 768 Wh, realistically you only have around 450 usable watt hours on AC power. The battery limits what can be drawn to 90% of its full capacity, the AC conversion loses 15% power in the conversion, and then there’s 15 W/h of self consumption that the AC70 uses. So you take 768 and you multiply that by 90% and you multiply that by 85% and you divide that by (15 W plus whatever load you have plugged into it), and that’s how many usable hours you get. And when you do the figures that adds up to around 450Wh of usable energy. So just keep that in mind, you are not going to have 750 usable watt hours of power available. I wish they would make that clear upfront because it is a little disappointing to find out after you’ve purchased it. That being said, it works well. I like the app control through Bluetooth. It was very easy to download and connect to my unit through my phone and tablet. UPS works very well. I have my router and fiber optic terminal plugged into it at all times and when grid power is unplugged or in a blackout it immediately switches the battery power and my Wi-Fi doesn’t even notice that anything happened. The fan is quiet, I could barely tell that the fan had switched on. And I like the digital screen that is bright and easy to read in the dark and easy to control even without the app. It charges fast enough that I dont need to use the available turbo charge mode. I managed to get the unit on sale and I have no regrets.