BLUETTI AC2A Lightest Portable Power Station 300 Watts 204AH

[Portable & Powerful] - With a 300W AC inverter, 204Wh capacity, and 6 outlets, yet weighing only 7.9 lbs, this power station is your perfect partner for outdoor adventure, camping, RV trip, or even home backup.
[Fast Charging] - With 270W Turbo Charging, charging AC2A from 0-80% takes only 40 minutes, and 100% in 70 minutes. You can also charge it via solar panels, cars, and lead-acid batteries.
[Safe & Durable] - Built with LiFePO₄ battery batteries and BMS for safety and longevity. The AC2A can be activated even when the battery runs out, making it a perfect power source for emergency relief.
[App Remote Control] - Using the BLUETTI App, you can monitor its status, set the charging/discharging mode, and achieve an OTA update on your phone. Intelligent power management made easy.
[What You Get] - BLUETTI AC2A portable power station, AC charging cable, solar charging cable, user manual, 5-year warranty
Amazon link amzn.to/42CXZij

[@elizabethwhite4606]

Gavin, Thank you for putting the Bluetti AC2A through various load testing scenarios. You really put it through its paces with every port being used! Looks like that unit would be perfect to power my phone, laptops, and lights.

[@ilver5478]

I have some bluetti products and I really like them. They have come a long way. Thank you for putting this little gem through the ringer! This little monster is great for camping, day beach use and many more scenarios. Nobody does it like Gavin! Thanks Bro!🙏

[@GeneratorReviews]

Thanks 🙏🏾 😀

[@REZIVORsince93]

Great upload, thank you! I actually have had the Bluetti AC50S, AC200P, AC200Max for 2yrs. LOVE them! Use them daily. And just bought this one on a good sale about 4 days ago. Figured this one along with the AC50S should take care of all needed for camping. Bluetti makes great products! Bought my son the 700WH Bluetti for his b-day.

[@livingmybestlife60]

Great review I love Bluetti

[@markhou]

Small power stations are great to run electronics and lights.

[@carlwellman3623]

Gavin, any idea when you can do a review on the new Westinghouse 11000 inverter generator? Always enjoy your thorough reviews!

[@mjf143]

Great review, would like to know what ac/dc cooler your are using Tnx

[@GeneratorReviews]

This is the cooler I used kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJrLeZlvlNJsj5Ysi=XyokqaOkOz-BxRcD

[@il_Presepe]

Thanks for the detailed review. Have you noticed a loose AC input connection? Just got a brand new unit and noticed the AC plug does not firmly stays in place. I am in the process of contacting customer service but wondered if any of you encountered the same issue. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

[@GeneratorReviews]

I haven’t noticed that on my specific unit are you connecting it firmly into the plug?

[@il_Presepe]

Yes, I did that but still does not fit firmly. It almost seems as they included the wrong power cord.

[@kevinriley7834]

@@il_Presepe I have the AC2A and found the shipped AC cord to be rigid and stiff. I used the cord from the EB3a and that works fine. I would contact their customer support for a replacement.

[@il_Presepe]

@@kevinriley7834 I contacted customer service and they have been very helpful and responsive. Waiting for a new power cord. Thanks for the feedback. Greatly appreciated.

[@january2798]

Do you have to keep these kind of devices charged all the time? How long does it take to lose its charge if it isn't used? How long does it take to charge w solar alone?

[@GeneratorReviews]

You don’t have to worry about them losing a charge they can actually hold a charge for months just sitting

[@2point..0]

Tinny

[@tsherbs1309]

What about pros and cons? This sounded like an advertisement.

[@GeneratorReviews]

It’s a $169 portable power station that performed exactly as it was advertised for. There’s not too much I can hate about it.

[@rwstarke]

And wear a solar panel on your head.

[@GeneratorReviews]

You should invent that you never know

[@beararms6945]

Lol they have one already