Best Portable Power Stations & Solar Generators on Amazon (2026)

A small 288Wh LiFePO4 unit that weighs just over 8 lbs. Good for phones, laptops, Wi-Fi routers, lights and CPAP machines (best run on DC power), not for kitchen appliances.

• Very light at 8.27 lbs
• One 100W USB-C PD port can charge most laptops directly
• LiFePO4 battery rated for 3,000 cycles

Sits between small camping batteries and full home-backup units. 768Wh is enough for several CPAP nights or a 12V camping fridge for more than a day.

• 768Wh capacity with 4 AC outlets at 17.2 lbs
• 0–100% wall recharge in about 70 minutes (EcoFlow spec)
• EPS backup mode with <30ms switchover for routers and CPAPs

The lightest 1kWh-class unit on our list at 23.8 lbs. Its 3,000W surge rating gives good headroom for starting motors like fridge compressors.

• Lightest 1kWh-class unit on our list (23.8 lbs)
• Rated 4,000 cycles to 70% capacity
• 3,000W surge rating, the highest in the 1kWh class on our list

A 1,056Wh unit with the highest solar input in its class on our list (600W), UPS switchover under 20ms, and expansion to 2,112Wh with Anker's BP1000 battery.

• 600W max solar input, the highest of the 1kWh-class units on our list
• UPS mode with <20ms switchover
• Expandable to 2,112Wh with the BP1000 expansion battery

Has the most capacity of the 1kWh-class units on our list (1,152Wh), with an 1,800W inverter. The trade-off is weight: it's the heaviest unit in its class here.

• 1,152Wh, about 10% more than 1,024–1,070Wh rivals
• 1,800W continuous / 2,700W surge
• Rated 3,500+ cycles

2,048Wh with a 2,400W inverter (4,800W surge) and up to 1,000W of solar input. At about 50 lbs it's the lightest 2kWh unit on our list, and it expands to 6,144Wh.

• 2,400W continuous / 4,800W surge for motor loads like sump pumps
• Up to 1,000W solar input
• Expandable to 6,144Wh with two extra batteries

A 2,048Wh unit with wheels and a telescoping handle, plus a NEMA TT-30 RV outlet alongside 4 household AC outlets.

• Wheels and telescoping handle; no lifting needed on flat ground
• NEMA TT-30 RV outlet plus 4 household AC outlets
• 2,400W continuous / 3,600W surge

The highest-output 2kWh unit on our list: 3,000W continuous and 6,000W surge, on wheels, with expansion to about 12kWh using add-on battery packs.

• 3,000W continuous / 6,000W surge, the highest in the 2kWh class on our list
• Up to 1,400W solar input
• Rated 4,000 cycles to 70% capacity

3,600Wh with a 3,600W inverter (7,200W surge) and up to 1,600W of solar input. Expandable to 10.8kWh, but at 99 lbs it's built to roll, not carry.

• 3,600Wh, the largest capacity on our list
• 3,600W continuous / 7,200W surge
• Up to 1,600W solar input; expandable to 10.8kWh with two extra batteries