Powdeom En700 Vs. Bluetti Eb55: The Ultimate Portable Power Station Showdown

In this video, we'll be comparing the Powdeom EN700 and the Bluetti EB55, two popular portable power stations on the market today. If you're in the market for a portable power station, you might be wondering which one is right for you. That's why we're going to break down the features and benefits of each device to help you make an informed decision.
First, we'll take a look at the Powdeom EN700, which boasts a 700Wh capacity and multiple output ports, including AC, DC, USB-A, and USB-C. It also has a built-in MPPT solar charge controller, making it a great option for outdoor enthusiasts who need to charge their devices off the grid.
Next, we'll examine the Bluetti EB55, which offers a 537Wh capacity and similar output ports to the Powdeom EN700. However, it also has a unique feature: it can be charged via solar panels, AC power, or even a car charger. This versatility makes it a great option for people who need a power station that can be charged in a variety of ways.
Ultimately, both the Powdeom EN700 and the Bluetti EB55 have their strengths and weaknesses. Which one you choose will depend on your specific needs and preferences. To learn more about each device and see them in action, be sure to watch the full video.
If you're searching for a reliable and versatile portable power station, the Bluetti EB55 is a great option to consider. With its multiple charging options and strong performance, it's a top contender in the portable power station market. So why wait? Order yours today and start enjoying the benefits of portable power on the go!
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[@Bob_Adkins]

I went with the Powdeom, got it for $229, a steal for a 600Wh unit with LiFeP04 battery and fast internal charger. Thanks!

[@thedesertapple9734]

Great info man! 👋 👋 👋

[@randrowe9660]

The Walmart Bluetti PS54 (clone of the EB55 is 200)

[@nexpro6118]

For the repeaters that we use, for unlimited airtime/space use, it's 28.75 bucks a month PER radio. So, we have, 14 patrol cars and 21 officers. So, 35 radios....and thats without GPS. With GPS it's another 15 bucks a month per radio. With the cellular network for the radios, it's 25 bucks per radio and that also includes GPS. That's the best price I've found so far with the cellular network version VS the repeater version.

[@jenniferdurham2782]

A lot of people are reporting charging issues after the first time. Are you still using that one? And updates? TIA!

[@d0nj03]

Which one do you mean? I'm seeing reports in KZbin comments about the Powdeom's AC outputs completely failing and becoming useless after a few weeks/months, and that completely turns me off of the EN700. The twist with that though is now if I look for it I'm finding the EV700, not EN700, again spectacularly cheap for its capability class, but I can only wonder if they've fixed anything about that AC-out failure of the EN.