BLUETTI Elite 300 without panel (3014Wh, 2400W) — capacity almost identical to EcoFlow's DELTA Pro, with double the cycle life.
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Almost the same capacity as EcoFlow's DELTA Pro, with double the cycle life.
Best use case
Anyone who wanted a DELTA Pro but prefers a more compact unit with double the battery life, at almost identical capacity.
The no-panel version of the Elite 300: 3014 Wh, a capacity close to EcoFlow's DELTA Pro (3600 Wh).
6000+ cycle life — double the DELTA Pro — and 59% more compact than traditional stations of this capacity, according to the manufacturer.
Ideal for: Anyone who wanted a DELTA Pro but prefers a more compact unit with double the battery life, at almost identical capacity.
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How long BLUETTI Elite 300 can power each device in a row, calculated with the same efficiency range (80%–90%) as the runtime calculator.
Direct calculation by battery capacity (same 80%–90% efficiency range as the runtime calculator) — updates automatically as more electric mobility products are added.
BLUETTIBLUETTI Elite 300 (3014Wh, 2400W) with 2 included 200W solar panels — capacity similar to EcoFlow's DELTA 3 Ultra, with double the cycle life.
BLUETTIBLUETTI Apex 300 (2765Wh, 3840W continuous, up to 7680W) — more continuous output than EcoFlow's DELTA Pro, with 0-millisecond UPS and 6000+ cycle life.
EcoFlowDELTA 3 Ultra (3072Wh, 3600W continuous, 7200W peak) with a 400W solar panel included. Nearly as powerful as the DELTA Pro, with a battery switchover under 10ms and very quiet operation (25dB).
BLUETTI Elite 300
4.4/10 PowerLight rating