Fall storm season is exactly when a dead phone is the least of your worries. Bluetti has put its power stations on sale for Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days on Oct. 6-7, with the Elite 300 and SORA 500 solar bundle down to $1,699.99, a $1,100 drop from its $2,799 list price on Amazon. The same sale runs on the Bluetti website, and the lineup covers everything from a $399.99 pocket-sized 1kWh unit to expandable whole-home backup.
If you are weighing your options, our roundup of home backup power station deals at Amazon and the Anker Solix early Prime Day deals are worth a look alongside these.
Home backup deals
Bluetti says the Elite 300 pairs 3kWh-class capacity with 2,400W continuous output, aimed at both home emergency backup and off-grid living. Its dedicated TT-30R port and 12V/30A DC output are there for travel trailers and boondocking.
- Elite 300: 3kWh-class capacity and 2,400W continuous output for essential appliances during an outage. $999.99 (list $1,499) Amazon
- Elite 300 with SORA 500 solar panel: The off-grid version of the Elite 300, bundled with a 500W panel for recharging without the grid. $1,699.99 (list $2,799) Amazon
- Apex 300 with B300K expansion battery: Dual-voltage 120V/240V output from a single unit, with 2,764.8Wh standalone capacity and 3,840W output, plus the B300K battery for 5,529.6Wh in total. Per Bluetti, the system can expand to 58kWh and 11.5kW for fuller home backup. $2,399 (list $2,899) Amazon
- FridgePower: A plug-and-play unit built to keep a refrigerator running, with a 10ms UPS transfer time, 2,016Wh capacity and 1,800W output. Bluetti says that is enough for up to 21.6 hours on a standard fridge, with support for up to three expansion batteries. $849.99 (list $1,499) Amazon
Mobile and RV power deals
The Elite 400 trades some of the Elite 300's convenience for sheer capacity. Bluetti gives it a rolling chassis and retractable handle so 3,840Wh and 2,600W of output can move between the garage and the campsite.
- Elite 400 with two 200W solar panels: 3,840Wh capacity and 2,600W output on a wheeled frame, bundled with two 200W panels. $1,699.99 (list $2,399) Amazon
- Elite 200 V2: A LiFePO4 battery that Bluetti rates for up to 17 years of life, with whisper-quiet 30dB operation for campsites, RVs and household electronics. Amazon lists it at 2,073.6Wh and 2,600W. $798.99 (list $1,199) Amazon
Grab-and-go power deals
These two are the entry points for road trips and light camping. Both sit around the 1kWh mark, so the choice comes down to output versus size.
- Elite 100 V2: 1,024Wh capacity and 1,800W output in a portable design built for road trips and camping. $448.99 (list $899) Amazon
- Elite 100 mini: 1,004.8Wh capacity and 700W output in what Bluetti calls its smallest 1kWh footprint. $399.99 (list $699) Amazon
Which one should you buy?
If a fridge and a few essentials are the goal, FridgePower at $849.99 is the focused pick. For a whole-home setup that can grow, the Apex 300 bundle at $2,399 is the one to watch, while the Elite 300 at $999.99 is the cheapest way into 3kWh-class power. Road trippers are better served by the Elite 100 V2 or the mini, and anyone who wants solar included should look at the Elite 400 bundle.
Prices and availability can shift quickly during Prime Big Deal Days, and the list prices above are what Amazon shows. We're still waiting to test Bluetti's runtime and output claims ourselves, so it'll be worth seeing how they hold up in real-world use during an actual outage.
