BLUETTI AC70P+PV200
 | Outdated Product In box: with solar panel; Rated power (W): 1000; Output waveform: sinusoid (PSW); UPS function; Sockets (230 V): 2; USB A: Quantity: 2; Current: 5В/2.4А; Power (W): 12; USB A (quick charge): USB C: Quantity: 2; Current strength: 5 A; Power (W): 100; Wireless charger: 1 zone 15 W; Car cigarette lighter |
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300 W, battery: LiFePO4, 288 W*h, sockets: 1, USB A: 1 pcs, 15 W, USB C: 2 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter
300 W, battery: LiFePO4, 288 W*h, sockets: 1, USB A: 1 pcs, 15 W, USB C: 2 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter
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Build quality, not too heavy, good equipment Good autonomy for only a couple of hours for a couple of devices up to 200 W  XAPT: use BLUETTI AC70P few months |
Simple and reliable, charges from a generator, high power First and foremost - power. During outages, I used it in the apartment just like a generator, through a "plug-to-plug" cable, and unplugged everything unnecessary. I left the refrigerator (11 years old, regular, non-inverter) and a modern freezer + surveillance camera. I could have also connected the router, but my provider doesn't support Gpon. And with such a load, no errors were reported, everything started up as expected, and the voltage in the apartment's sockets was 230 volts. The photo shows the moment where the consumption is 70+ watts – that's the freezer with the compressor running. Out of curiosity, I connected an automatic Krups coffee machine – it showed a 930-watt load and made coffee without any issues, powered by the charging station. Next, let's talk about capacity – it's sufficient to power a refrigerator/heating boiler pump and provide light in the apartment during 4-8 hour outages. Charging speed with a choice of three modes: silent mode, which is the slowest at about 250 watts, regular mode at 500 watts, and turbo mode at 900 watts, which will charge the station in an hour. The noise level depends on the charging power, but even in turbo mode, it's no louder than a gaming PC or laptop under load. Overall, concerning noise – a very pleasant feature, because the fan is indeed high-quality and quiet (hello EcoFlow River 2 Pro, which sounds like a jet plane at full throttle). Compact size, excellent package, quality plastic, convenient carrying handle, and of course a nice bonus is the mobile app, where you can download the manual and check the status of the device. In the first two charges, there was an unpleasant smell of plastic, but it then dissipated and there are no more complaints. Aleksandr Ch: use BLUETTI AC70P few months |
I purchased this model for work right during the major power outages and extreme heat =). Let's go point by point))) 1) The station is great for work. I work on a laptop. Through the station's outlet, it lasts for about 12 hours of work. If working through the type-C cord via the standard connector, the working time increases to 18-20 hours. 2) The station is very quiet. Even during turbo mode charging, the fan noise is reasonable and doesn’t disturb sleep. 3) There are 3 charging modes. Turbo - the station draws about 900 watts and reaches 100% in less than 2 hours. Standard - 500 watts. This fully satisfies me for now. The cooling operates quietly; I haven't timed 0 to 100 because I haven't discharged it that low yet. There's also an Eco mode - I believe it draws about 200 watts. I haven’t used it. 4) What else it can power. Refrigerator - an old two-chamber Minsk (I live in a rented apartment) the station informed me that the charge would last for 6 hours, but in theory, it should last longer because the compressor doesn't run constantly. Coffee maker, multicooker, I've tried everything except the kettle. It handles all with ease. It lasts 8 hours for a Samsung 32" TV. 5) Mobile app. It exists. It's easier to configure the station through it. Charging modes, Eco, etc. I can’t say if it's convenient or not. It just works. The only annoying thing is you have to enable geolocation. Why - I didn't understand. 6) The station works as a UPS. It easily handles the computer. By the way, for my PC, which consumes about 200-250 watts, the station lasts a maximum of 4 hours. Almost everything is okay. There's also wireless charging. It's cool for when all USB ports are occupied - it helps too. Haven't found it yet.  Yur Chik: use BLUETTI AC70P less than month |
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