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BLUETTI

BLUETTI Elite 30 V2

Twice the output of other 300 Wh units, plus a real UPS.

4.5 (1,182)5.9/10
Capacity
288 Wh
Output
600 W
Surge
1,500 W
Weight
9.5 lb
Recharge
70 min
Solar in
200 W
$279.99$449.00−38%Amazon price as of Sep 27, 2026

In stock · 1K+ bought last month · Sold by BLUETTI (ships from Amazon)

Our verdict

The best power station under $300: fast, powerful for its size and a real UPS.

600 W from a 288 Wh LiFePO4 battery, a 10 ms UPS, 140 W USB-C and a 70-minute recharge, backed by a 5-year warranty — for under $300.

Ideal for

A small UPS for a router, server or CPAP, and fast-turnaround camping.

Skip it if

Long outages — you'll need 1 kWh or more for a fridge.

Capacity3Output4Charging8Solar input4Portability7Battery life8Value8

Editor scores

How it rates

  • Capacity3
  • Output4
  • Charging8
  • Solar input4
  • Portability7
  • Battery life8
  • Value8

Scores are our editorial ratings (0–10), not manufacturer specs. How we score.

Specifications

Full spec sheet

Battery

Capacity288 Wh
Battery chemistryLiFePO4
Rated cycles3,000 cycles
Expandable to—

Output

AC output (continuous)600 W
Surge / peak1,500 W
AC outlets2
Fastest USB-C port140 W
30 A RV outlet—

Charging

Max AC charging input380 W
Full charge from the wall70 min
Charging speed (claimed)0–80% in 45 min, full in 70 min
Max solar input200 W
UPS switchover10 ms

Size & build

Weight9.5 lb
Dimensions9.8 × 7 × 6.6 in
Noise (claimed)—

Other

App control—
Warranty5 years

Other details

Power LiftingRuns resistive loads up to 1,500 W at reduced power
Charging modes8, including AC + solar and car

How long it runs (estimates)

CPAP, no humidifier (40 W, 8 h a night)0.8 nights
CPAP + heated humidifier (90 W)0.3 nights
Wi-Fi router + modem (20 W)12 h
Full-size fridge (~1.3 kWh a day)4.7 h
Laptop (60 W)4.1 h
Phone charges (~15 Wh each)16 charges

Based on 288 Wh × 85% usable after inverter losses. Your devices may draw more or less — check yours in the calculator.

Will it run your devices?Check BLUETTI Elite 30 V2 against your fridge, CPAP, router and anything else in the runtime calculator

Sources: Amazon listing (288 Wh, 600 W, 1,500 W lifting, 10 ms UPS, 380 W AC charge, 5-year warranty) + Solar Waypoint (200 W solar, 3,000 cycles). A dash (—) means the value isn't published anywhere we could verify.

In-depth review

What it's like to own

Most power stations this size stop at 300 W. The Elite 30 V2 delivers 600 W continuous, so it can run a small blender or a heated CPAP humidifier, and Power Lifting keeps some higher-wattage resistive loads going at reduced power.

It charges to 80% in 45 minutes and full in 70 from the wall, and its 10 ms UPS switch makes it a good compact backup for a router, a home server or a CPAP.

Owners use it at card shows, off-grid cabins and on camping trips. At 9.5 lb it's a little heavier than the Jackery 300, and solar input tops out at 200 W.

Pros

  • 600 W output (1,500 W lifting)
  • 10 ms UPS
  • 80% in 45 minutes
  • 5-year warranty

Cons

  • Only 288 Wh
  • 200 W max solar
  • Two AC outlets
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Owner reviews

What buyers say

4.5 (1,182)
  • 5★76%
  • 4★10%
  • 3★6%
  • 2★2%
  • 1★6%

4.5★ from 1,182 ratings (86% 4–5 stars). Owners use it as a home-server UPS, for vendor displays and on camping trips, and praise the charging speed. A few say it's heavier than they expected.

5.0Jun 19, 2026

Runs a home server through outages; a solid UPS alternative.

— Spence, Amazon.com

5.0Sep 3, 2026

Charges fast and powers neon lights at card shows.

— Boba Pirates, Amazon.com

4.0Jul 12, 2026

Kept USB fans and a phone going for two or three nights of camping.

— eman1200, Amazon.com

Owner reviews from Amazon.com, summarized in our words. Ratings as of Sep 27, 2026.

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