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EcoFlow vs Jackery vs BLUETTI (2026): Specs and Prices Compared

We compared each maker’s published specs and listed prices. We did not run our own hands-on tests.

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Best picks at about 1 kWh

These picks are worked out from the numbers in the tables below, never chosen by hand, and they update when the numbers do.

About 1 kWh: DELTA 3 Plus vs Explorer 1000 v2 vs Elite 100 V2

About 1 kWh is the size most people buy for camping, travel and short power outages.

Specs and prices for about 1 kWh portable power stations, from each maker’s published specs. “Not listed” means the maker does not publish that figure.
SpecEcoFlow DELTA 3 PlusJackery Explorer 1000 v2BLUETTI Elite 100 V2
Price (list)$719 (list $799)$499 (list $559)$489 (list $499)
Price per Wh$0.70$0.47$0.48
Capacity1,024 Wh1,070 Wh1,024 Wh
AC output1,800W (3,600W surge)1,500W (3,000W surge)1,800W (3,600W surge)
Max solar input1,000W400W1,000W
Battery cycles4,000 to 80%4,000 to 70%4,000 to 80%
Weight27.6 lb23.8 lb25 lb
Backup switch time (UPS)10 ms or lessNot listed10 ms or less
Extra batteriesYesNot listedNot listed
Warranty5 years3 + 2 years (5 only if bought at jackery.com)Not listed
Where to buySee it on EcoFlow’s siteSee it on Jackery’s siteSee it on BLUETTI’s site

  • EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus

    Price (list)
    $719 (list $799)
    Price per Wh
    $0.70
    Capacity
    1,024 Wh
    AC output
    1,800W (3,600W surge)
    Max solar input
    1,000W
    Battery cycles
    4,000 to 80%
    Weight
    27.6 lb
    Backup switch time (UPS)
    10 ms or less
    Extra batteries
    Yes
    Warranty
    5 years
    See it on EcoFlow’s site

  • Jackery Explorer 1000 v2

    Price (list)
    $499 (list $559)
    Price per Wh
    $0.47
    Capacity
    1,070 Wh
    AC output
    1,500W (3,000W surge)
    Max solar input
    400W
    Battery cycles
    4,000 to 70%
    Weight
    23.8 lb
    Backup switch time (UPS)
    Not listed
    Extra batteries
    Not listed
    Warranty
    3 + 2 years (5 only if bought at jackery.com)
    See it on Jackery’s site

  • BLUETTI Elite 100 V2

    Price (list)
    $489 (list $499)
    Price per Wh
    $0.48
    Capacity
    1,024 Wh
    AC output
    1,800W (3,600W surge)
    Max solar input
    1,000W
    Battery cycles
    4,000 to 80%
    Weight
    25 lb
    Backup switch time (UPS)
    10 ms or less
    Extra batteries
    Not listed
    Warranty
    Not listed
    See it on BLUETTI’s site

Prices checked Oct 24, 2026, 10:45 pm ET on each maker’s site. Prices change often.

About 2 kWh for home backup

About 2 kWh is the size each brand pitches for home backup.


Specs and prices for about 2 kWh portable power stations, from each maker’s published specs. “Not listed” means the maker does not publish that figure.
SpecEcoFlow DELTA 3 Max PlusJackery Explorer 2000 v2BLUETTI Elite 200 V2
Price (list)$1,199 (list $1,599)$899 (list $999)$899
Price per Wh$0.59$0.44$0.43
Capacity2,048 Wh2,042 Wh2,073.6 Wh
AC output3,000W (6,000W surge)2,200W (4,400W surge)2,600W (3,900W lifting power)
Max solar input1,000W400W1,000W
Battery cyclesNot listed4,000 to 70%6,000 to 80%
Weight48.7 lb39.5 lb53.4 lb
Backup switch time (UPS)10 ms or lessNot listedNot listed
Extra batteriesYesNot listedNo
Warranty5 years (3 + 2 with app registration)3 + 2 years (5 only if bought at jackery.com)5 years
Where to buySee it on EcoFlow’s siteSee it on Jackery’s siteSee it on BLUETTI’s site

  • EcoFlow DELTA 3 Max Plus

    Price (list)
    $1,199 (list $1,599)
    Price per Wh
    $0.59
    Capacity
    2,048 Wh
    AC output
    3,000W (6,000W surge)
    Max solar input
    1,000W
    Battery cycles
    Not listed
    Weight
    48.7 lb
    Backup switch time (UPS)
    10 ms or less
    Extra batteries
    Yes
    Warranty
    5 years (3 + 2 with app registration)
    See it on EcoFlow’s site

  • Jackery Explorer 2000 v2

    Price (list)
    $899 (list $999)
    Price per Wh
    $0.44
    Capacity
    2,042 Wh
    AC output
    2,200W (4,400W surge)
    Max solar input
    400W
    Battery cycles
    4,000 to 70%
    Weight
    39.5 lb
    Backup switch time (UPS)
    Not listed
    Extra batteries
    Not listed
    Warranty
    3 + 2 years (5 only if bought at jackery.com)
    See it on Jackery’s site

  • BLUETTI Elite 200 V2

    Price (list)
    $899
    Price per Wh
    $0.43
    Capacity
    2,073.6 Wh
    AC output
    2,600W (3,900W lifting power)
    Max solar input
    1,000W
    Battery cycles
    6,000 to 80%
    Weight
    53.4 lb
    Backup switch time (UPS)
    Not listed
    Extra batteries
    No
    Warranty
    5 years
    See it on BLUETTI’s site

Prices checked Oct 24, 2026, 10:45 pm ET on each maker’s site. Prices change often.

How to read these specs

  • Capacity (Wh) is how much energy the battery stores. More capacity runs your devices for longer.
  • AC output (W) is how much power it can deliver at once. Surge is the short burst it allows when a motor, such as a refrigerator compressor, starts. BLUETTI lists “lifting power” instead of surge, a mode for running heating appliances, so the two figures are not directly comparable.
  • Max solar input (W) sets how fast portable solar panels can refill the battery.
  • Battery cycles show how many full charges the maker rates the battery for, down to a stated share of its original capacity. Jackery rates its cycles down to 70%; EcoFlow and BLUETTI rate theirs down to 80%, a stricter bar.
  • Warranty terms differ: Jackery says its full warranty applies only to units bought on jackery.com, and EcoFlow’s DELTA 3 Max Plus page says part of its warranty needs app registration. Check the terms before you buy.

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Frequently asked questions

Which is better, EcoFlow or Jackery?
It depends on what you value. In our comparison, Jackery cost less per watt-hour and weighed less, while EcoFlow had more output, faster solar charging and room to add extra batteries. Check the tables on this page for current prices.
Is BLUETTI as good as EcoFlow and Jackery?
On published specs, BLUETTI's Elite models match EcoFlow on maximum solar input and come close to Jackery on price per watt-hour. We compare published specs and prices only; we have not tested these units ourselves.
Do these work as home backup during a power outage?
They can run plugged-in devices such as a refrigerator, lights and phone chargers during an outage. They do not power your home's wiring unless an electrician installs a suitable transfer switch or connection.
What does price per watt-hour mean?
It is the price divided by the battery's capacity in watt-hours. It makes models of different sizes easier to compare: a lower number means more stored energy for your money.
Can I charge these from my rooftop solar panels?
Portable power stations charge from portable solar panels within their input limits. A rooftop system is wired to your home and the grid, so ask a licensed installer before connecting anything to it.

Sources

Specs and prices come from each maker’s U.S. product page. Prices are shown with the date and time we checked them, and are hidden once they are more than 30 days old.

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