AC70 Portable Power Station 768Wh 1000W LFP Battery Solar Generator

This is the second Bluetti AC70 I've bought. About 5yrs back, I started getting into solar power. Looked into it quite a bit. And am all about Bluetti's solar power units. Have bought some bigger and, some smaller units than the AC70. This unit is like a smaller mid sized model of theirs. It's well worth the money in my opinion! As it has enough power per charge, to run many things you might need it to. How long things run, depends on what you're powering? And if more than one thing at a time? That said...It's pretty great for it's size and power! A feature it has, allows you to even run more demanding electronics! It's called power lifting. When turning that feature on. You'll see an arm flexing icon appear on the screen. So you know it's on. For an example....When it got really cold here. I gave this unit a test. By turning on power lifting. And running my Dreo space heater. Which is about 1,200W! With a 100% charge. And power lifting on to run that space heater (it can't run it without lower lifting on). The Dreo space heater ran for just under an hour. It got my room to a nice and comfy temp! Power lifting is a little harder on the battery than running things without that mode on. But it's nice to have as a feature for emergencies! And don't worry....This generator is pretty tough! Well built! Also is pretty light weight. It's not too big. Has a solid handle that is part of the body. The buttons and screen are simple, easy to use and understand. Bluetti makes their solar generators have REALLY GOOD lifecycles! The batteries they use allow them to last much longer than competitors! With that said...Those batteries do make their units a little heavier. But a little more weight for MUCH MORE years of use is so worth it to me! They have an app to control your unit's from too! Also you can do so without any internet. So off grid, no problem! They charge pretty quick. I usually charge by solar. But you can charge from an outlet or car cigarette lighter. Can even dual charge for a super fast charge! But just in the wall outlet alone...Thus unit will charge in just an hour! It has X's 2 AC (three prong) outputs for things like a cook top, a fan, space heater, tv. Game system etc...And also X's 2 USB-A outputs that are 12W each. Aswell as X's 2 USB-C outputs that are 100W each! If you're looking for a quality, reliable, easy to travel solar power unit for a decent price! This is arguably among the top choices for covering all that! This can help out a lot in emergency situations. Great for camping. I honestly everyday use all 8 of the Bluetti units I bought! I have them placed throughout my house. To cut down on my power bill. And reduce my carbon print.

I purchased this power station to replace my Bluetti EB70S which was over four years old. So far, I am very impressed and satisfied with the unit. Here are some of the more important reasons why I like the AC70 solar generator. 1. The XT-60 connectors for DC input are the best. I disliked the old 7909 connectors used in the EB70S, because after a couple of years of use, they became very temperamental. I had to jiggle the connection to make it work, and it got to the point where if I breathed wrong, the connection would fail. The XT-60 is much more robust and should last a long time. 2. The generator shows percent of power available. That is much more useful than the bars that didn’t really tell much. 3. The unit was easy to set up and get running. I barely had to read the manual. 4. The charging speed and amount is outstanding. I’m getting about 150 watts from my 200 watt solar panels. If I angled the panels better, I’d probably get a higher input. 5. The display is bright and very legible. 6. The USB-C outputs are sufficient to keep my MacBook Pro 16” fully charged. 7. The unit is very portable as it does not weigh very much. 8. This unit has a bit more capacity than my older EB-70S. I think this is an awesome upgrade. I would post some negatives, but I’m not sure there are any. Also, Bluetti customer service is outstanding (I had an issue with my older EB-70S and they replaced it fast), and they answered my questions about this new unit very quickly. I strongly recommend this power station.

Great quality/delivery time. Awesome Spring Sale price! Only complaint is I couldn't afford next level item up, or I'd of bought THAT! On the other hand, the sale afforded me to jump up to this level. Spent a little more than I could afford. But I'll get by. It was worth the investment. As advertised, it charged up super fast right out of the box on standard mode. from 54% to 100% in about 40 minutes. Played guitar on my Boss Katana 100 watt 2x12 cab with 5 9v pedals for about 8 hours straight, and it didn't put a major dent in the charge. Dropped to 59%. It indicated I was pulling apprx 30 watts AC. And could run it for 19.6 hours! All a great sign for my busking programs. I'm sure I can run my Mackie Freeplay Portable PA, looper pedal, and vocal processor no problem. The amp, and ALL of it for ATLEAST 8-10 hours by my calculations! My main worry for power pull was the amp. I was surprised at how little watt power it takes to run it. So I'm happy and satisfied with all that. It would've cost close to $300 to buy and run 2 new 12v outboard batteries with a new 400 watt inverter like I'd been doing for years BEFORE the pandemic! And that is such a lower level primitive way to go. And those batteries don't last long. So this is such a MAJOR upgrade for me in so many ways, for less than $50 more at the great Spring Sale price I was able to snab this AC70 up for. I'll be saving again and looking out for ANOTHER sale to eventually get 2 200 watt solar panels. I'm not only a musician, but also a car camper, survivalist and prepper. And this will meet my power needs in these regards. I'm not trying to power a hotel, cabin, big boat, or RV. I just need to have SOME reasonable, (for ME), emergency power as needed to survive somewhat comfortably if/when the SHTF! So this item covers A LOT of my needs all at once, at a great price and for 3,000 cycles of recharge potential? AND then at up to 80% AFTER THAT!? This SHOULD easily last the rest of my old life. And I would buy next level items of Bluetti's if chance allows. I'm amazed at the progress of technology in these products. Especially the Bluetti line. By all my research, they seem to be leading the field and setting the standard! I'm SO thankful I waited to invest in these advanced tech items, and DIDN'T get one of those dinosaur Jackery power stations back in the day! And at the prices they were selling them at too!? Gimme a break! They better get on board with the new LiFeP04 batteries if they want to STAY in the battery power station business! Just keeping it real Jackery and Jackery fans! LOL!

Buy it on sale. Well worth the cost. Got me out of some jams! I have owned this for a while and used it during at least two power outages, and to power sound for an outdoor event. Worked well in each case. Holds a charge well while in standby. Runs TV, and lights no problem. Ran my fridge. The AC70 combined with a smaller gas generator can get you thru most power outages as long ad you have a separate heat source for winter. I use a propane (dual fuel) inverter and keep 4 or more propane tanks full at all times. I can recharge the bluetti with the generator as needed. Propane stores well, and runs gas logs, grill, and buddy heater too. I can get by fine without spending a fortune…

I’m extremely impressed with this product — it worked far beyond what my expectations were. The charge rate is excellent, delivering fast and consistent power when I need it. The capacity is solid as well, giving me plenty of use before needing to recharge. The overall build quality feels durable and reliable, with a thoughtful design that makes it easy to use and handle. After putting it through regular use, it still performs like new, which gives me a lot of confidence in its longevity. Highly recommend this to anyone who needs a dependable, well-made power solution.

This is just a secondary battery for me to use when my larger Bluetti is getting low. It more than covers the gaps of charge ups.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I’m building my own off-grid cabin in Arkansas, and my Bluetti AC70 has become one of the most valuable pieces of equipment I own. I’ve used it every day to charge my phone, run fans, power lights, and keep my essentials going while building my cabin. During this extreme Arkansas heat, I even took it to the lake with a solar panel to recharge it while Master (blue-tick beagle) and I stayed cool. It has handled everything I’ve asked it to do. What impresses me most is how portable it is. It’s easy to carry, charges efficiently with my solar panel, and gives me the peace of mind of knowing I have reliable power wherever I need it. If you’re camping, living off-grid, preparing for emergencies, or building a homestead like I am, I can honestly recommend the Bluetti AC70. It has earned its place as one of my favorite purchases, and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy it again.

I purchased the BLUETTI AC70 and a EuHomey 12v 32 qt (30L) Portable DC Car Refrigerator/Cooler on the same day to use with each other while car camping out of my 2016 Toyota Camry. The size, weight, shape and aesthetics of the BLUETTI AC70 are all very dooable and nice. Starting with 100% the BLUETTI AC70 has about 44-47% charge after running the (pre cooled, empty except for a small glass of ice) EuHomy 12V 32qt portable fridge at 25 degrees in 70 degree F ambient temperature (controlled in my home) for exactly 24 hours. 44% was with the fridge on MAX mode. 47% was with the fridge on ECO mode. This is using DC to power the fridge. Using AC to power the fridge I was down to 40% in approximately 16 hrs. I expected two days of freezer on the battery alone, looks like I get a solid 24 hours, and maybe 12 more? At 70 degrees ambient. I am now trying at 40 degrees F, maybe I'll get better performance. This temperature will mirror my expected real world use. Also with the cooler pre colled and full of items, I expect to also get better efficiency. The BLUETTI AC70 has about 768 WH? I almost went with a 500WH station, I am glad I didn't. At this moment I think a 1000WH might be nice, but I will make the 768 work. Pass through charging works awesome. My understanding is that the BLUETTI AC70's computer board has a separate circuit to run wall power around the battery, instead of through it, then uses surplus power to charge the battery. This prevents battery compromise due to constant charging and discharging of the battery while charging and running equipment at the same time. So it is true pass through ( or maybe around) which was a big deal for me. I wired an accessory 12v outlet in the trunk of my car to plug this into battery into and then my FridgeCooler into the battery. In today's 90 degree heat the battery was able to run the fridge cooler and charge the battery. It did not charge very fast. It is just a little auto 12v outlet and it is already running the fridge. I get about 1% of charge gain per 7 minute run. But the fridge is running. the battery is not discharging. On a long travel day this will more than suffice. Also: I plan on having electric camping sites as much as possible, and an extension cord and 110AC will charge this battery from 0 to 100 in about 1.5 hrs. SO this is a success. The power station solar charging cord has solar industry standard connectors (not proprietary like jackery) this helped me make my decision too. If I were to add solar, I would rood mount some panes, selecting the stick on lower wattage ones over the bulky ones, prioritizing MPGs over wattage. I don't think I will ever need this. I opted for a portable system over building out a permanent auxillary battery system for the car, because I am doing this for a car, we are just tent camping sometimes, I want to be able to pull this system easily if I would like to. If I were to do a van, trailer, or cabin build (something more permanent) I would definitely build out my own auxillary battery system, I have done this before, and you get much more performance for your buck. I've also just wanted a portable power station for years. Short of falling marginally short of my possibly unrealistic (and uncalculated) expectations, this power station is beautiful, I love it. The display is awesome. Shows you power coming in, power going out, etc... In many ways this power station and cooler will be the heart of my two person camping rig. My 2016 2.5 4 cyl gas Camry, with roof rack and rear bike rack, will get 25 MPG + while transporting my wife and I around the country. If we (she) can stand glamping in our 10x10 tent, I'll buy a new PRIUS, and switch everything over to that, then we'll have AWD and get over 45mpg. One day we'll be towing an aluminum kayak trailer with a Hobie Tandem Island and two bicycles on it, that PRIUS would probably still get 40 mpg. MPG counts when you're racking up miles. So I like the power station, but have never owned another. :)

Originally purchased Bluetti Elite 30V2 but found it a bit under powered which gave me 1.5 hrs running my TV, Sound Bar. I often have power outages 3-4 hours at a time. Returned unit and purchased BLUETTI AC 70, arrived with 39% charge ant it took 1.2 hrs to charge under normal charge. Running TV, sound bar it ran for 4.5 hours. Pleased with performance. Recharged 'Turbo' from 6% in just 1 hr. Very easy to use and download on Bluetooth. I highly recommend this unit.

I bought AC70 for tools, camping, emergency backup, and as a UPS for my 3D printer. It meets all of these needs and the product quality is excellent overall. I love the AC and DC input and output watts displayed clearly in big numbers, which was a big selling feature. It would be great if Bluetti showed the amps and volts as well for the geeks out there. I also appreciate the dedicated buttons on the front of the unit to turn the AC inverter and DC outputs on and off, so there is no fiddling around on a touch screen. Bluetti should keep these buttons and watts display on all future power stations. The DC charging input is generic 58V 10A max on an XT60 connector, so with a voltage boost converter you can charge this station up to 500W from any 12V power circuit that you rig including generic lithium or lead acid batteries. AC70 has some great checks and balances to ensure everything is operating safely within specs - it's clearly engineered for a long service lifetime. For example it warned me the other day that the power grid voltage was too high and when I tested it was 132V. On future power stations from Bluetti it would be nice to see a DC output circuit with higher amperage like 50A so customers can rig a typical RV or tiny home with LED lights, DC fridge, diesel heaters etc using a typical DC power distribution panel.

I am a photographer. This power pack allows me to be out there for a solid week. Charges call my batteries, cellphone, watch and laptop. Very happy with this unit.

Coming from the small Jackary 240, I wanted to upgrade to something with a bit more power. This unit is connected to two, 100 watt solar panels. The problem: When plugged in, the solar isn't charging even 1 watt, causing the display to turn on (with the solar connection), to turn on and off constantly. The first day as seen in the video, it turned on and off with that ticking noise (solar controller), consistently for hours on end till sundown. Since the solar connector activates, lighting up the display, the system was losing/pulling power, instead of gaining/storing power. I thought the unit was faulty, not even being able to pull in anything to keep the charge going, forcing the unit to reset every few seconds. The solution: my solar panels were set up in parallel (which was the setup for my Jackery240), they need to be set up in series, see the attached image :) Hopefully this fix helps anyone, who cant understand why they're blueitti 70 system turns on and off, on and off consistently hearing the ticking noise with the solar connector. For the price (a grand) I would have expected the system to be set up seamlessly with the solar connectors regardless of if the solar panels were set in a parallel or a series configuration, which could easily be fixed with updated software. Other than thinking the unit itself was broken, I'm fairly happy with the unit so far now that its charging. Solar power is the dream, and this unit helps get a little closer.

Nice but buy bigger one next time