BLUETTI Elite 100 mini Portable Power Station for Camping 1004.8Wh 700W LFP $429

tqtatl

Aug 29, 2026 7:16 PM

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tqtatlAug 29, 2026 7:16 PM

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Any good?

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Any good?

Seems expensive compared to the 100 V2 which can be found for ~$200 cheaper refurbished

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Ultra1337

Aug 29, 2026 8:33 PM

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Ultra1337Aug 29, 2026 8:33 PM

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I don't understand this product at all. It feels like it's basically an EcoFlow river 3 plus with the expansion battery built-in but you can't charge over USB-C bidirectional and you only have a single 100+ watt port. I think the former config would actually be even cheaper and more versatile. I need to do some more analysis but if anybody understands it better please explain.

Edit: OK I did more analysis and what I assumed above is essentially correct although it has a little bit more total battery than that EcoFlow configuration and a higher solar charge potential but again you give up some significant USB C capabilities. About 1 pound in total difference in weight too.

I might be interested in this product under $300 but not at this price.

Last edited by Ultra1337 August 29, 2026 at 06:16 PM.

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BradGrenz

Aug 29, 2026 9:16 PM

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Does anyone know if these power stations are safe for use with a CPAP?

cmacclel

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cmacclelAug 29, 2026 9:24 PM

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Cool but not at this price point. The Elite 100V2 that was under $250 with cashback recently has the same capacity and does 1800w.

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bozzykid

Aug 30, 2026 12:46 AM

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Quote from BradGrenz

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Does anyone know if these power stations are safe for use with a CPAP?

Yes, but you will likely want a DC adapter for the CPAP machine as using the AC adapter is not very efficient.

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FantasticWriter8240

Aug 30, 2026 1:56 AM

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Quote from cmacclel

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Cool but not at this price point. The Elite 100V2 that was under $250 with cashback recently has the same capacity and does 1800w.

I picked up this deal recently! Also picked up the 200 V2 for 620$~ + 26% CB

geek37

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geek37Aug 30, 2026 3:34 AM

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what comparable capacity on other brands like anker and ecoflow?

TalA9559

Aug 30, 2026 3:46 AM

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TalA9559Aug 30, 2026 3:46 AM

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700W for a 1kWh battery is very limiting.

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MagentaTest8320

Aug 30, 2026 12:49 PM

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Quote from BradGrenz

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Does anyone know if these power stations are safe for use with a CPAP?

On Amazon link. If you scroll the photos on the product they have a person in a bed with a CPAP so I would say yes. It's pure sine wave which is safe for sensitive electronics.

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waiting4deals

Aug 30, 2026 1:50 PM

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Quote from bozzykid

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Yes, but you will likely want a DC adapter for the CPAP machine as using the AC adapter is not very efficient.

Link please!

bozzykid

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Quote from waiting4deals

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Link please!

It depends on your model of CPAP machine as many have proprietary connectors. Most major CPAP models have DC adapters on Amazon.

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Aug 31, 2026 2:03 AM

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Quote from TalA9559

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700W for a 1kWh battery is very limiting.

Depends on your use case. I have multiple power stations and my DIY solutions. I never get anywhere near the max output. The most I ever pull is 300w briefly when charging tool batteries. Currently using less than 30 watts for my TV and 5G hotspot (plus some DC for my fridge and USB charged devices). I'd argue that most people *don't need* to pull 1800+ watts at a time.

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TalA9559

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Quote from SiennaHerring788

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Depends on your use case. I have multiple power stations and my DIY solutions. I never get anywhere near the max output. The most I ever pull is 300w briefly when charging tool batteries. Currently using less than 30 watts for my TV and 5G hotspot (plus some DC for my fridge and USB charged devices). I'd argue that most people *don't need* to pull 1800+ watts at a time.

I agree that most people don't pull 1800w most of the time but I don't see the benefit of buying lower output power station when it's priced the same.
It's not even much smaller, it's basically the 100 v2 on its side.

Most 1kWh can be had for less than $400 when on sale.

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waiting4deals

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Quote from bozzykid

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It depends on your model of CPAP machine as many have proprietary connectors. Most major CPAP models have DC adapters on Amazon.

Thanks, I'll look as I use a ResMed11 Air Sense, I've been using a Goal Zero 1000 but never thought to use it on DC side.

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