BLUETTI Elite 100 mini Portable Power Station for Camping 1004.8Wh 700W LFP

I’ve been very impressed with the BLUETTI Elite 100 V2. It’s easy to use, delivers plenty of power, and its clear display shows usage at a glance. The battery provides reliable runtime for extended use, while the versatile design works well for backup power, camping, travel, and everyday needs. Multiple ports make it convenient to power several devices and appliances at once. Despite its sturdy build, it remains compact and easy to move. Considering its performance, battery life, versatility, features, and power capacity, I believe it offers good value. It’s a capable, reliable power station, and I would definitely recommend it.

I love this. It is perfect thing to have for emergencies or just one to do something more remote i.e. something without electricity and you don’t want to take a whole bunch of stuff. It’s a little heavy, but it’s got a handle so it’s fine. It can be powered so many different ways. AC/DC and solar. The solar hook up is pretty easy. I would allow time for it to charge and not let it get down so that you’re gonna need it and not have it available because it takes longer. The ports are awesome. I think it’s gonna be a really reliable thing to have in my toolbox of disaster supplies. And given the reliability of this, I think that it’s gonna be pretty darn good. I ran an air conditioner off it out of my shed for a couple of hours and I still had a lot of power left. So I think the battery life is pretty good. Will it wear out eventually yeah I guess so. But it was worth the investment.

This is the second Bluetti AC70 I've bought. About 5yrs back, I started getting into solar power. Looked into it quite a bit. And am all about Bluetti's solar power units. Have bought some bigger and, some smaller units than the AC70. This unit is like a smaller mid sized model of theirs. It's well worth the money in my opinion! As it has enough power per charge, to run many things you might need it to. How long things run, depends on what you're powering? And if more than one thing at a time? That said...It's pretty great for it's size and power! A feature it has, allows you to even run more demanding electronics! It's called power lifting. When turning that feature on. You'll see an arm flexing icon appear on the screen. So you know it's on. For an example....When it got really cold here. I gave this unit a test. By turning on power lifting. And running my Dreo space heater. Which is about 1,200W! With a 100% charge. And power lifting on to run that space heater (it can't run it without lower lifting on). The Dreo space heater ran for just under an hour. It got my room to a nice and comfy temp! Power lifting is a little harder on the battery than running things without that mode on. But it's nice to have as a feature for emergencies! And don't worry....This generator is pretty tough! Well built! Also is pretty light weight. It's not too big. Has a solid handle that is part of the body. The buttons and screen are simple, easy to use and understand. Bluetti makes their solar generators have REALLY GOOD lifecycles! The batteries they use allow them to last much longer than competitors! With that said...Those batteries do make their units a little heavier. But a little more weight for MUCH MORE years of use is so worth it to me! They have an app to control your unit's from too! Also you can do so without any internet. So off grid, no problem! They charge pretty quick. I usually charge by solar. But you can charge from an outlet or car cigarette lighter. Can even dual charge for a super fast charge! But just in the wall outlet alone...Thus unit will charge in just an hour! It has X's 2 AC (three prong) outputs for things like a cook top, a fan, space heater, tv. Game system etc...And also X's 2 USB-A outputs that are 12W each. Aswell as X's 2 USB-C outputs that are 100W each! If you're looking for a quality, reliable, easy to travel solar power unit for a decent price! This is arguably among the top choices for covering all that! This can help out a lot in emergency situations. Great for camping. I honestly everyday use all 8 of the Bluetti units I bought! I have them placed throughout my house. To cut down on my power bill. And reduce my carbon print.

Update: We've used the unit consistent since it arrives and have no problems with it and popped back over here as we couldn't remember if we already did a review* Whatever unit you purchase, consider that it's nice to have a bigger unit so you're not having to charge it constantly* This unit keeps a cell phone topped off and runs a fan that, on its own, pulls 7 watts on the high setting while plugged into the AC side of the unit but for some reason the wattage doesn't register on the readout and we figure it may be because it doesn't register unless there is more power being drained or maybe it has a setting in the menu or options to register lower watt draws* We don't like to sit the unit on the dusty ground because we don't want the internal temperature regulator or circuit board to get dirty or corrupted so if your using in a desert or where it's dusty, consider getting an extension cord for your solar unit and leave the battery unit in your vehicle unless your hiking and then it's better to keep it off the ground* Just saying* There are two metal outlets on the DC output segment that are easily shorted out* They're easy to short out if a consulting material touches them both at once* Suggest rubber stoppers like plugs you'd put in electrical outlets in a residential structure but these are small and round so not sure what they're called* Google AI, House of Gemini, says they're called DC5521 but they're depending on information from a YouTube video but for the purpose of a rubber plug to stick in these holes, DC5521 is sufficient even though there is another similar type hole, 🤣* Has been an excellent bat pack so far though when we first plug it into solar, a fan light blinked and the manual reads that this is a problem with the cooling fan not functioning* Eventually, that error message ceased and it functions normally and it seems to charge better than advertised* 200 watts of solar input charges this one in a couple of hours from about 30% capacity even in this high latitude of Northern California* We do notice that the cigaterette lighter or 12 volt outlet on the DC side gets a little warm if whatever you plug into it exceededs 12 watts on the readout as we used a plug with two USB outlets to charge a phone and a portable speaker* We note that this outlet gets warm and so only charge the phone with it and plug the speaker into another available USB outlet and so we mention this so you don't burn up your outlets when one is drawing too many watts out of it* They should mention this in product specifications but we don't see it anywhere so you have to babysit it until you know how much is too much* Obviously, if the outlet is getting warm, it's too much* The Bat Pack let's us play Frankie Sinatra on remote mountain tops or fly me to the moon*

This thing is so great...charges fast and comes in so handy for camping or anything outdoors where you need an outlet...the battery charges fast and last long...i took this camping for 3 days and it recharged ⁵ call phones multiple times..charged laptops...TV electric burner stove...my ember mug..coffe maker ..lights ..projector..you name it...powered without leaving my campsite...the sokar panel works fast ..my next purchase will be the bigger model I am very pleased with Bluetti their reputation is well earned ..25 lbs is not too heavy either

For anyone looking for emergency backup power, this unit functions perfectly as a structural "go-between". While a phone or flashlight handles immediate darkness, turning on my loud gas generator for a brief 30-minute outage can be an inconvenient chore. This power station serves as the perfect "next step," providing silent, immediate power to run a microwave, standard lamps, or a laptop without the hassle of firing up a traditional generator unnecessarily. It is also a massive asset on work projects or remote installs where wall power is completely unavailable. It charges and discharges quickly, efficiently, and flawlessly. This is an 1800-watt, 1024-watt-hour power station. The unit unboxes with a few essential accessories, including an AC charging power cord, a solar power cable, a comprehensive instruction manual, and a grounding screw. The unit weighs in at a hefty 25 pounds. While some online reviews claim it is lightweight, it actually can feel quite heavy. Fortunately, it features a highly efficient, built-in top grab-handle that makes carrying it much more manageable. Upon turning the power station on, the cooling fans immediately spin up to keep the internal system architecture running cool. I love the range of connectivity available, including DC Solar Input for connecting solar panels for charging, the AC Charge Input, a Car Outlet rated at 12V/10A (roughly 120W max), classic DC Barrel Ports for efficiency, a USB Cluster for power versatility and, of course, the AC outlets that combine to deliver up to 1800W of total continuous power. All are arranged neatly and intuitively. No regrets here.

I purchased the BLUETTI AC70 and a EuHomey 12v 32 qt (30L) Portable DC Car Refrigerator/Cooler on the same day to use with each other while car camping out of my 2016 Toyota Camry. The size, weight, shape and aesthetics of the BLUETTI AC70 are all very dooable and nice. Starting with 100% the BLUETTI AC70 has about 44-47% charge after running the (pre cooled, empty except for a small glass of ice) EuHomy 12V 32qt portable fridge at 25 degrees in 70 degree F ambient temperature (controlled in my home) for exactly 24 hours. 44% was with the fridge on MAX mode. 47% was with the fridge on ECO mode. This is using DC to power the fridge. Using AC to power the fridge I was down to 40% in approximately 16 hrs. I expected two days of freezer on the battery alone, looks like I get a solid 24 hours, and maybe 12 more? At 70 degrees ambient. I am now trying at 40 degrees F, maybe I'll get better performance. This temperature will mirror my expected real world use. Also with the cooler pre colled and full of items, I expect to also get better efficiency. The BLUETTI AC70 has about 768 WH? I almost went with a 500WH station, I am glad I didn't. At this moment I think a 1000WH might be nice, but I will make the 768 work. Pass through charging works awesome. My understanding is that the BLUETTI AC70's computer board has a separate circuit to run wall power around the battery, instead of through it, then uses surplus power to charge the battery. This prevents battery compromise due to constant charging and discharging of the battery while charging and running equipment at the same time. So it is true pass through ( or maybe around) which was a big deal for me. I wired an accessory 12v outlet in the trunk of my car to plug this into battery into and then my FridgeCooler into the battery. In today's 90 degree heat the battery was able to run the fridge cooler and charge the battery. It did not charge very fast. It is just a little auto 12v outlet and it is already running the fridge. I get about 1% of charge gain per 7 minute run. But the fridge is running. the battery is not discharging. On a long travel day this will more than suffice. Also: I plan on having electric camping sites as much as possible, and an extension cord and 110AC will charge this battery from 0 to 100 in about 1.5 hrs. SO this is a success. The power station solar charging cord has solar industry standard connectors (not proprietary like jackery) this helped me make my decision too. If I were to add solar, I would rood mount some panes, selecting the stick on lower wattage ones over the bulky ones, prioritizing MPGs over wattage. I don't think I will ever need this. I opted for a portable system over building out a permanent auxillary battery system for the car, because I am doing this for a car, we are just tent camping sometimes, I want to be able to pull this system easily if I would like to. If I were to do a van, trailer, or cabin build (something more permanent) I would definitely build out my own auxillary battery system, I have done this before, and you get much more performance for your buck. I've also just wanted a portable power station for years. Short of falling marginally short of my possibly unrealistic (and uncalculated) expectations, this power station is beautiful, I love it. The display is awesome. Shows you power coming in, power going out, etc... In many ways this power station and cooler will be the heart of my two person camping rig. My 2016 2.5 4 cyl gas Camry, with roof rack and rear bike rack, will get 25 MPG + while transporting my wife and I around the country. If we (she) can stand glamping in our 10x10 tent, I'll buy a new PRIUS, and switch everything over to that, then we'll have AWD and get over 45mpg. One day we'll be towing an aluminum kayak trailer with a Hobie Tandem Island and two bicycles on it, that PRIUS would probably still get 40 mpg. MPG counts when you're racking up miles. So I like the power station, but have never owned another. :)

Great product so far! I'm using it in my work truck to power starlink mini primarily when the truck is off. (I did need to buy the stargear 12v step up adapter, no fault of the Bluetti) I also have a M12 charger, a radar detector and random USB chargers running off of it currently. It charges off the 12v port in the truck which works but I struggle to keep the Bluetti charged up with the 12v truck adapter. I plan to switch to the charger1 from Bluetti which should fix my slow charging! Overall for my use case it works great if I manage draw vs charge.. from full charge I can easily get 30 hours of use off the battery

Tres bel achat, super fiable. Je l'ai utilisé pour min frigo bodega pendant trois semaines et tout s'est super bien déroulé !

Excellent produit, et service impeccable

Installé dans mon cargo vr, permet d’alimenter du 12v et du 120v simultanément. Très agréable à utiliser et facile à transporter

I'm in love with Bluetti. Love their products.

Originally purchased Bluetti Elite 30V2 but found it a bit under powered which gave me 1.5 hrs running my TV, Sound Bar. I often have power outages 3-4 hours at a time. Returned unit and purchased BLUETTI AC 70, arrived with 39% charge ant it took 1.2 hrs to charge under normal charge. Running TV, sound bar it ran for 4.5 hours. Pleased with performance. Recharged 'Turbo' from 6% in just 1 hr. Very easy to use and download on Bluetooth. I highly recommend this unit.