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Power Score Rankings
One score across 14 spec dimensions, so models from different brands land on the same axis. Ranked at every price point.
Highest Power Score under $800
Anker SOLIX S2000
The best score anyone manages at this price, and where most people should start. Spending more buys more, and the bands below show exactly how much more.
Capacity
2,009.6 Wh
Output
1,500W
Power Score
4,348
Appliance Class
Price
$699.99
⚡ Overall Power Score Rankings
Top 3 per price range · Ranked by overall performance
2,009.6 Wh · 1,500W
Leads the under-$800 class on capacity and cycle life. 2,010Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 10,000 cycles, 1,500W inverter (2,600W surge), 400W solar input, 10ms UPS switchover, 5-year warranty and 35.7 lb. Sized for serious RV use and a day of home essentials.
4,348
Appliance Class
1,536 Wh · 1,800W
Leads the under-$800 class on port count. 1,536Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 3,000 cycles, 1,800W inverter (3,600W surge), 500W solar input, 15ms UPS switchover, expandable with add-on batteries, 5-year warranty and 36 lb. Sized for a fridge for a day, camping and RV trips, and short outages.
3,548
Appliance Class
1,024 Wh · 2,000W
1,024Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 4,000 cycles, 2,000W inverter (3,000W surge), 600W solar input, 10ms UPS switchover, expandable with add-on batteries, 5-year warranty and 24.9 lb. Sized for a fridge for a day, camping and RV trips, and short outages.
3,235
Appliance Class
Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max
3,584 Wh · 4,000W
Leads the $800–$2,000 class on inverter output and surge headroom. 3,584Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 6,000 cycles, 4,000W inverter (8,000W surge), 1,200W solar input, 10ms UPS switchover, expandable with add-on batteries, 5-year warranty and 73.9 lb. Sized for multi-appliance home backup.
5,287
The AC & Fridge Zone
3,584 Wh · 3,600W
3,584Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 6,000 cycles, 3,600W inverter (7,200W surge), 1,000W solar input, 20ms UPS switchover, expandable with add-on batteries, 5-year warranty and 77.2 lb. Sized for multi-appliance home backup.
5,023
The AC & Fridge Zone
3,840 Wh · 2,600W
Leads the $800–$2,000 class on capacity. 3,840Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 3,000 cycles, 2,600W inverter (3,900W surge), 1,000W solar input, 15ms UPS switchover, 5-year warranty and 85 lb. Sized for multi-appliance home backup.
4,862
Appliance Class
Anker 2*SOLIX E10 + 10*B6000 + Power Dock
61,440 Wh · 15,200W
Leads the $2k-and-up class on capacity. 61,440Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 4,000 cycles, 15,200W hardwired inverter, 18,000W solar input, 20ms UPS switchover and 5-year warranty. Sized for whole-panel, multi-day home backup.
36,580
Grid-Independent
Anker 2*SOLIX E10 + 8*B6000 + Power Dock
49,152 Wh · 15,200W
Second in the $2k-and-up class for capacity. 49,152Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 4,000 cycles, 15,200W hardwired inverter, 18,000W solar input, 20ms UPS switchover, expandable with add-on batteries and 5-year warranty. Sized for whole-panel, multi-day home backup.
31,100
Grid-Independent
BLUETTI 2*EP900 + 8*B500
39,680 Wh · 18,000W
Leads the $2k-and-up class on inverter output. 39,680Wh LiFePO4 battery rated for 6,000 cycles, 18,000W hardwired inverter, 18,000W solar input, 10ms UPS switchover and 10-year warranty. Sized for whole-panel, multi-day home backup.
27,317
Grid-Independent
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You're Not Confused. The Naming Is.
DELTA or RIVER. Explorer or HomePower. SOLIX C, F or S. AC or Elite. You came to buy one thing and got handed an alphabet, and nowhere on any of these sites does anyone just tell you what the ranges are. So you do what everybody does. You sort by price, you squint at the capacity numbers, and you hope.
Here is what makes that expensive. Two units can show you the exact same number on the box and be built for completely different lives. One is meant to be picked up and carried to a campsite twice a month. The other is meant to be set down once, wired to a panel, and grown for the next ten years. Put them side by side and read every row, and the spec sheet will never once tell you that.
So start one step earlier. Work out which line you are actually shopping in, and the model very nearly picks itself. That is the whole job of the pages below.
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