BLUETTI Apex 300 Portable Power Station | 3,840W, 2,764.8Wh Expandable

Having a coffee pot running and a fan or other accessories is great and not tripping breakers. Everyone thinks about power loss but I enjoy the power peak. Having multiple outlets works my as I need them and recharging in the afternoon knowing I have a power bank that’s going to be there not only in a power outage but making everyday life better

Lo mejor de todo es la confianza con la que puedes operar, no falla y es un auténtico generador all in one. Toda nuestra oficina y taller funciona solo con el Apex 300 y la bateria B300 , cortamos la red hace 3 meses así de fácil.

Now that I have my Apex 300 all wired up and connected to my home, it is nice to supplement my electricity and off set my power bill. When the sun isn’t out, I like the option of charging my system during discount hours and weekends. Pleased so far.

Excellent product.

Using this combo to power my essentials panel and am very happy with the combination. The Hub A1 manages and balances power distribution across both Apex 300's and their B500k's, even balancing power across the pair being delivered from the individual Apex 20 amp outlets. We've had several short power outages this spring/summer and only noticed because I was in a "non-essential" zone. Everything else stayed powered up with barely even a flicker.

So easy to use and can use it in the van when traveling and then take it out and use it in the house if we lose power and power the house

This was easy to set up. Once all charged I used it to charge all my tools and ev mowers. The solar panels work well and charge the Apex and B300 fairly quickly, so that's a plus.

I have the Apex 300 connected to the house transfer switch at 240V with all circuits active and the unit running continuously as a “hone UPS”. I keep it charged at 80% and I have a B500K added for capacity. I really like the severe weather alert feature that charges it to 100% when there is higher risk of power outage. I will add solar to this at some point in the future to drop the utility I’ll a tad. Great product, but software is functional, but not necessarily easy to configure due to nebulous labeling. Happy so far.

This is the best solar generator on the market! I have three Apex 300's and I can run my whole home. I highly recommend having one or better three of these babies!

Besides FedEx misplacing my package it is great.

Full time RV, (120v 30a) Unit is more than capable of running my entire camper, including my gaming desktop, 50" tv, Residential fridge, and AC/Microwave. Off a full charge I can get at least an hour running full tilt. Around 2 hours with AC only. Add an hour if sunlight is good and panels are choochin'. Have 2x200w panels which do alright, averaging 300watts input in direct sun. With additional expansion batteries and more permanent panel setup, this can easily be made into a multi-day power station. (Which I fully plan on doing) As a bonus, I've used this in my truck to power a Welding setup, fans, charge M18 batteries, and even run a 20gal air compressor. It certainly makes for an incredibly useful tool for the guy who occasionally needs to work far from anywhere. Won't take long to make my money back with the way things have been and GA power getting worse by the quarter. My ONLY complaint is the Bluetooth connection on the unit is miserably short ranged. I have to be within 10ft for it to connect seamlessly, more than that it takes multiple tries to connect. But that's not a real issue, I just don't feel like leaving the shade to read my solar input/SOC.

My first unit powers a camper van, the second unit powers an off grid cabin. Does equally well both places. I never want for power and it’s a build to suit configuration. With multiple ways to charge and capacity to spar the units have not had a bad moment.

The concept is simple enough.products seem solid. Could use more guidance from Bluetti on the details. More advice on things like whether it’s ok to move a 240v circuit into the subpanel. Detailed Instructional videos on installing would be nice. More details on programming UPS mode and pass through as well as custom charging times and discharging times.Could use a less expensive indoor option with more options for knockout locations. Options for longer or shorter cables would be nice. But… after some effort it is doing what I wanted.

I bought the Apex 300 + B500k expansion battery specifically for home backup. So, far, so good. It is doing what I needed it to do. the app is fairly easy to follow. In fact I haven’t used the front panel buttons at all and only two of the switches. Since I bought it during the Black Friday sale, I felt the price was fair and it even included a HandsFree2 mini power station that I can take camping. It included the necessary battery cables etc. Overall I’m pleased with the Apex and battery and the flexibility they provide. I also got the home integration kit and the SolarX4k. I’ll leave separate reviews for those.

I purposely bought the Bluetti Apex 300 and the B500k auxiliary battery pack was for home backup. As it stands I haven't lost power yet but I did run a simulation outage for 2 days. And it worked great. When the battery would need recharging I would run my 240 volt inverter generator with the 50 amp bluetti charge cord for about an 1.5 hours and I was good for another day. Great hybrid setup. I run it through a 10 circuit transfer panel for critical loads. It works great I would definitely buy it again. Thanks Bluetti. David Hill satisfied customer.

perfect

I feel much better having the Bluetti in the house just in case we lose power again!

Had a planned outage (power pole replacement) and saw this as a perfect opportunity to try out the Apex 300. Ran my router, entire workstation (speakers, 2 monitors, laptop, hub, etc.) and my fridge off the Apex 300 for about 2 hours, and when power came back on I was still at 96% with no hiccups or issues. Happy with my purchse and looking forward to adding on to my setup for eventual whole house coverage.

I needed an option for power that was safe indoors, quiet and fossil-fuel free. With the 120/240 capability I have that now, we can power the whole home during hours of sunlight and build capacity to get us through the night with lower loads, thus giving us more options for power when the grid is unavailable. It’s still at a manageable weight so I can transport it easily if needed. Still evaluating its efficacy and hardiness, and will increase my storage capacity going forward based upon reliability and need.