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PORTABLE POWER COMPARISON

BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 vs Goal Zero Yeti 1000X: capacity, output and trade-offs

Elite 100 V2 is the newer LiFePO4-class design with faster solar charging and a lower, more stable observed price; Yeti 1000X is a long-established brand whose roughly 4-hour AC recharge time and highly variable list-to-sale pricing are worth weighing against that brand history.

CONDITIONAL RECOMMENDATION

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Elite 100 V2 is the newer LiFePO4-class design with faster solar charging and a lower, more stable observed price; Yeti 1000X is a long-established brand whose roughly 4-hour AC recharge time and highly variable list-to-sale pricing are worth weighing against that brand history.

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FieldBLUETTI Elite 100 V2Goal Zero Yeti 1000X
Capacity1,024Wh983Wh
Usable range819–922Wh786–885Wh
Continuous output1,800W1,500W
Solar input1,000W600W
Weight11.5kg14.5kg
AC rechargeFast solar charging emphasized in marketingFull recharge around 4 hours advertised
Observed price$499Swings widely ($500–$1,300 observed) -- no single reliable current figure

BLUETTI Elite 100 V2

Loads that fit BLUETTI Elite 100 V2's measured energy and output envelope

Goal Zero Yeti 1000X

Loads that fit Goal Zero Yeti 1000X's measured energy and output envelope

BEFORE YOU COMPARE

Caveats behind the comparison

01

Assumption

Usable energy is modelled at 80–90% of nominal capacity.

02

Institutional rule

Boost modes are not equivalent to continuous inverter output.

03

Commercial change

Observed prices and product status vary by market.

Recalculate for your load

Demonstration dataMINIMUM MODELLED CAPACITY1,255 Wh

100 W output or higher

16.7–18.8 hours from an equal-size rated battery

1 kWh class

Size solar from realistic daily input, not panel nameplate alone

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