Portable power station comparisons
Each comparison here sets two units against the same ten attributes: capacity, output, surge, chemistry, cycle life, recharge, solar input, switchover, weight and expansion. Every figure comes from the maker's own page. Each ends with a verdict naming who should buy which, and why.
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Anker C2000 Gen 2 vs BLUETTI Elite 200 V2Nearly identical on capacity and recharge time. They separate on weight, on whether you can add a second battery, and on how long the cells are rated to last.Anker SOLIX vs JackeryTwo ranges compared on what they publish: endurance thresholds, switchover, expansion and density.BLUETTI vs JackeryTwo ranges compared on what they publish: endurance thresholds, switchover, expansion and density.C1000 vs Elite 100 V2The Elite 100 V2 leads by 67% on maximum solar input.BLUETTI vs EcoFlowTwo ranges compared on what they publish: endurance thresholds, switchover, expansion and density.C300 vs C300 DCThe C300 DC leads by 48% on weight.Anker SOLIX vs BLUETTITwo ranges compared on what they publish: endurance thresholds, switchover, expansion and density.
DELTA 3 vs DELTA 3 PlusThe DELTA 3 Plus leads by 100% on maximum solar input.DELTA 2 Max vs DELTA 3 MaxThe DELTA 2 Max leads by 100% on maximum solar input.C1000 vs C2000 Gen 2The C2000 Gen 2 leads by 94% on capacity.Anker SOLIX vs EcoFlowTwo ranges compared on what they publish: endurance thresholds, switchover, expansion and density.DELTA 3 Max vs DELTA 3 Max PlusThe DELTA 3 Max Plus leads by 100% on maximum solar input.
AC180 vs Explorer 1000 v2The Explorer 1000 v2 leads by 48% on weight.AC180P vs AC180The AC180P leads by 25% on capacity.AC200L vs Elite 200 V2The Elite 200 V2 leads by 100% on rated cycle life.DELTA 3 vs DELTA 3 ClassicThe DELTA 3 Classic leads by 24% on wall recharge time.Explorer 1000 v2 vs Explorer 2000 v2The Explorer 2000 v2 leads by 91% on capacity.C300 vs C200 DCThe C200 DC leads by 117% on weight.AC50B vs AC50PThe AC50P leads by 12% on capacity.AC70P vs AC70The AC70P leads by 12% on capacity.Apex 300 vs Elite 200 V2The Apex 300 leads by 140% on maximum solar input.Elite 100 V2 vs Explorer 1000 v2The Elite 100 V2 leads by 150% on maximum solar input.DELTA 2 vs DELTA 2 MaxThe DELTA 2 Max leads by 100% on capacity.DELTA 2 vs Explorer 1000 v2The DELTA 2 leads by 20% on AC output.RIVER 2 Max vs RIVER 3The RIVER 2 Max leads by 109% on capacity.RIVER 3 vs RIVER 3 PlusThe RIVER 3 Plus leads by 100% on AC output.Jackery vs EcoFlowTwo ranges compared on what they publish: endurance thresholds, switchover, expansion and density.C1000 Gen 2 vs C1000The C1000 Gen 2 leads by 33% on rated cycle life.C1000 Gen 2 vs DELTA 3The C1000 Gen 2 leads by 11% on AC output.C2000 Gen 2 vs F2000The C2000 Gen 2 leads by 61% on weight.F3800 vs DELTA Pro 3The F3800 leads by 50% on AC output.DELTA 3 vs Elite 100 V2The Elite 100 V2 leads by 100% on maximum solar input.Explorer 2000 v2 vs DELTA 3 MaxThe DELTA 3 Max leads by 54% on wall recharge time.How to read a comparison here
Two units rarely differ on everything. Most pairs are close on capacity and separate on something less obvious: how fast they switch over when the mains drops, whether cycle life is quoted to 80% or 70% of original capacity, or whether the surge figure is a genuine surge rating or a voltage-reducing mode that suits a kettle but not a fridge.
The tables put those differences side by side. The written sections explain which of them actually changes a purchase.