Power stations

Battery power stations run quietly indoors and need no fuel, which makes them the easiest backup for a fridge, the Wi-Fi and medical devices. Our guides compare them on the makers' specs, with the date we checked each price.

Buying guides

Ranked picks and head-to-head comparisons, from the makers' specs.

Before you buy

Work out whether a battery fits your outage, and how big.

  • Power station vs generator

    A battery runs silently indoors until it's empty; a generator runs outside as long as you refuel it. How to choose, and when to have both.

  • Runtime calculator

    Pick the appliances you need and see how many hours each battery size runs them.

  • Backup cost comparison

    A power station against a portable generator, a standby generator and a home battery, over ten years.

Models we track

Cheapest first. Prices change often, so each one shows its date.

Power stations we track
ModelBatteryOutputPricePer kWh
BLUETTI AC180 (opens in a new tab)1,152 Wh1,800 W$499
BLUETTI price, Oct 27, 2026
$433
Anker SOLIX C1000X (opens in a new tab)1,056 Wh1,800 W$600
Anker SOLIX price, Oct 26, 2026
$568
EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus (opens in a new tab)1,024 Wh1,800 W$719
EcoFlow price, Oct 27, 2026
$702
Jackery HomePower 3000 (opens in a new tab)3,072 Wh3,600 W$1,349
Jackery price, Oct 27, 2026
$439
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 (opens in a new tab)4,096 Wh4,000 W$2,799
EcoFlow price, Oct 27, 2026
$683