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Ecoflow Delta Max vs. Bluetti Poweroak AC200P

Ecoflow Delta Max vs. Bluetti Poweroak AC200P

30 de agosto de 2021

Having analysed and examined the features of various portable power stations, we are going to compare two devices with similar specifications.

These are two high-capacity power banks: the Ecoflow Delta Max and the Bluetti PowerOak AC200P.

We’re now talking about a considerable electrical energy storage capacity. Both can store 2,000 W in their lithium batteries.

Let’s take a look at their specifications. I’ve highlighted the winner for each specification in green and the loser in red.

Ecoflow Delta MaxBluetti AC200P
Capacity2,016 Wh2,000 Wh
Battery typeNCMLiFePO₄
Number of cyclesApprox. 800Approx. 3,500
AC output2,400 W
Peak 4,600 W
2,000 W
, peak 4,800 W
AC input2,000 W max. 10A500 W max.
AC charging time1.8 hours. 80% in 1 hour 4–5 hours
Solar input800 W max. (11V–100V)700 W max. (35V–150V)
AC connections4 AC sockets2 AC sockets
DC connections2x USB-A 12W, 2x USB-A 18W, 2x USB-C 100W, 1x 12V cigarette lighter socket and 2x DC55214x USB-A, 2x wireless 15W, 1x USB-C 60W, 1x 12V 10A cigarette lighter socket, 2x DC5521 and 1 × 12V 25A
Dimensions49.7 × 24.2 × 30.5 cm42 × 28 × 38.6 cm
Weight22 kg 27.5 kg
Warranty 5 years2 years

One more thing: the Bluetti comes with a separate charger for charging the battery from a 220V socket, whereas the EcoFlow doesn’t come with anything as the charger is built-in. This is another feature to bear in mind.

Dismantling the EcoFlow Delta Max

Taking apart the Bluetti AC200P

My opinion and decision

I’ve opted for the EcoFlow Delta Max because of its features, price and build quality. As you can see from the comparison, the EcoFlow product outperforms the Bluetti in almost every respect. The technology it uses to charge the battery to 80 per cent in just one hour is amazing; you don’t need a transformer to charge the battery from a 220V socket, it’s cheaper than its competitors and it’s lighter.

I’ve also chosen this system because I have a house in the mountains that doesn’t have electricity, so it will serve a dual purpose.