Portable power stations, solar panels and generators
Every product we list, with the maker’s own figures. Narrow them down by what matters to you, sort them by size or price, and pick two to compare side by side.
How to read this list
236 products from BLUETTI, Champion, EcoFlow, Generac and Westinghouse: 203 portable power stations, 28 solar panels and 5 generators. Of the power stations, 39 are sold alone and 164 come in a bundle.
Every figure is the maker’s own, from its specification sheets and manuals, and is kept in an open dataset on GitHub (opens in a new tab). Prices are in US dollars on the day each was checked, shown under the price as “As of”; the latest check was Nov 14, 2026. We add no ratings or popularity figures, and no product is listed or ordered by where its button leads.
Which figures matter depends on what you plug in: our buying guide weighs them, and the calculator sizes one from your devices.
- Capacity (Wh)
- How much energy the battery holds. A 1,000 Wh battery could at best run a 100 W device for 10 hours; the inverter and the battery’s own limits take some of that, and the calculator counts them. “Expands to” is the most it holds with the maker’s extra batteries, and a bundle’s capacity includes the batteries in its box.
- Output and surge (W)
- Output is the power the outlets give without a break: everything running at once has to stay under it. Surge is the short peak the inverter allows while a motor or a compressor starts. A unit with no AC outlets shows its DC output, and a dash means the maker doesn’t publish the figure.
- Solar input and AC charging (W)
- Shown in the list view. Solar input is the most solar power the unit takes in across its inputs; AC charging is the most it draws from a wall outlet to recharge.
- Price per Wh
- The price divided by the capacity: what each watt-hour of storage costs. It is shown only when everything in the box stores energy (a unit alone, with extra batteries or with a second unit), since a bundle’s price also pays for its panels, generator or accessories. A solar panel shows its price per watt instead, for the whole pack.
- Sold alone or in a bundle
- A bundle is a power station sold with more in the box, for one price: solar panels, extra batteries, a generator or accessories. “In the box” in the filters tells them apart.
- Solar panels and generators
- A panel’s rated power is what it gives in lab sunlight; on a real day it gives less, and our solar charging guide shows how much. A generator’s running watts are what it gives for hours on end, its starting watts the short peak.
Not sure which size you need?
Tell the calculator what you plug in and for how long. It picks the power station that fits.