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The ECO Power category is dedicated to the latest advancements in renewable energy and off-grid power solutions. From portable power stations and high-efficiency solar panels to battery storage systems and inverters, we cover the best options for eco-conscious consumers, outdoor enthusiasts, and off-grid adventurers.

Portable power stations and solar generators have become increasingly popular as more people seek alternative power sources for outdoor activities or emergencies. These devices are essentially battery packs with built-in inverters, which can convert the DC power from a battery to AC power that can be used to run electronic devices. Most power stations also have an integrated MPPT solar charge controller.

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Solar generators are portable power stations that use solar panels to charge the battery. The panels can be either built-in or external, and they can generate power even when the device is being used. This makes them ideal for camping, outdoor activities, and emergencies when access to traditional power sources may be limited.

Most portable power stations and solar generators come with a variety of output ports, including AC outlets, USB ports, and DC ports. Make sure to choose a device with the right port combination to meet your needs. These devices are perfect for charging your drone’s LIPO battery right on the field.

Whether you’re looking to power your RV, home, or outdoor adventures, our in-depth reviews and guides help you find the most efficient, reliable, and sustainable energy solutions. Stay updated on the newest green technologies that make energy independence more accessible than ever!

VEVOR Portable Power Station: Very budget friendly solar generator

Vevor 296Wh|300W Power Station
Power stations have improved drastically in recent years and have become more and more used for outdoor activities as they are much more portable...

POPDEER S500: A little power horse

POPDEER S500 power station
The Popdeer S500 offers a storage capacity of 518 Wh and 500W of output power. It is the smallest solar generator in size with...

ALIROEN F2400: High power solar generator at decent price

Aliroen F2400
The ALIROEN F2400 power station has an enormous 2048Wh (4800W Peak) capacity and a bi-directional 2400W sine wave inverter. The solar generator can be...

Redodo 24V 100Ah BT: Power Up Your Endless FPV sessions

Redodo 24V 100Ah LiFePO4
When it comes to high-performance energy storage, lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries have become the go-to choice for solar setups, RVs, marine use, and...

Bluetti EB3A review: Aimed to power your outdoor fun!

Bluetti EB3A review
When camping, road-tripping, or having outdoor activities that involve charging various gear, such as smartphones, cameras, and drones, a small portable solar generator like...

Bluetti AC180: The smart power station

Bluetti AC180
The Bluetti AC180 was first announced on 22 March and became available for orders on the 1st of June. We received this power station...

DJI Power 500 & 1000: Outdoor Power Sources for Your Drones

DJI portable power stations
DJI, a market leader in consumer drones, announced the release of their first portable portion, the Power 500 and 1000. The compact DJI Power...

Bluetti AC60: Perfect for Outdoor Use

Bluetti AC60
The Bluetti AC60 is an all-weather scalable solar generator, supplying 600W power from its 403Wh LFP battery, which can be expanded to 2,015Wh. It...

BLUETTI AC200L review: My fifth Power Station – and the Biggest one!

Bluetti AC200L
Portable power stations like the BLUETTI AC200L are the successor of noisy and heavy gas generators, and they enable off-grid living and working by...

VDLPOWER HS1500: Portable Backup UPS Power Station

VDLPOWER HS1500
High-power portable power stations like this VDLPOWER HS1500 have become increasingly popular. They offer the ability to charge a wide range of USB-powered mobile...

Bluetti AC180 vs Anker 757: Which power station should you buy?

Bluetti AC180 vs Anker 757
Thirty years ago, when I first started wandering around the Apuseni mountains, the only electrical device I carried with me was a flashlight that...