BLUETTI vs ALLPOWERS (2026): Elite 100 V2 vs R1500, Elite 200 V2 vs R2500 V2

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Specs only, not hands-on tested. We haven’t run any of these units. Every figure below comes from the manufacturers’ US product pages, checked 2026-10-26. Loads are example inputs, not measurements.

The short version

~1 kWh class: the BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 is much lighter (25 lb vs 36.8 lb) with more solar input (1,000 W vs 650 W) and a faster listed UPS switchover (≤10 ms vs 15 ms). The ALLPOWERS R1500 adds 128 Wh more capacity, two 100 W-class USB-C ports rated 200 W max, wireless charging pads, and expansion with up to 3 B1000 batteries (4,608 Wh max per ALLPOWERS).
~2 kWh class: the BLUETTI Elite 200 V2 lists 6,000+ cycles to 80%, 1,800 W AC charging, and weighs 53.4 lb. The ALLPOWERS R2500 V2 lists 2,500 W AC output, a wider solar voltage window (12–150 V), and AC + solar charging up to 2,000 W, but weighs 63.93 lb.
Both brands use LiFePO4 in all four units.

1 kWh class: Elite 100 V2 vs R1500

Spec	BLUETTI Elite 100 V2	ALLPOWERS R1500
Capacity	1,024 Wh	1,152 Wh
Battery	LiFePO4, 4,000+ cycles to 80%	LiFePO4, 3,500+ cycles
AC output	1,800 W total (2,700 W Lifting Power)	4 × 120 V, 1,800 W (3,000 W surge)
AC charging	1,200 W TurboBoost, 0–80% in 45 min	Up to 1,500 W, 0–80% in 45 min
Solar input	1,000 W max, 12–60 V, 20 A	650 W max, 12–60 V, 13 A
USB-C	100 W + 140 W	2 ports, 200 W max
12 V outlet	12 V / 10 A car outlet + 2 × DC5521	12 V / 10 A (120 W)
UPS switchover	≤10 ms	Within 15 ms
Expansion	Not in our notes; check BLUETTI’s page	Up to 3 × B1000 (4,608 Wh total)
Charging temperature	32–104°F (0–40°C)	Not listed on the product page
Noise	30 dB (BLUETTI spec)	Not listed
Weight	25 lb (11.5 kg)	36.8 lb (16.7 kg)
Dimensions	12.6 × 8.5 × 9.8 in	16.25 × 12.28 × 10.43 in
Official page	BLUETTI Elite 100 V2	ALLPOWERS power station collection

ALLPOWERS notes the R1500 doesn’t include a car charger or solar cable unless you buy a solar bundle (which includes the solar cable).

2 kWh class: Elite 200 V2 vs R2500 V2

Spec	BLUETTI Elite 200 V2	ALLPOWERS R2500 V2
Capacity	2,073.6 Wh	1,920 Wh
Battery	LiFePO4, 6,000+ cycles to 80%	LiFePO4, 3,500+ cycles (product copy)
AC output	2,600 W (3,900 W lifting)	4 × 120 V, 2,500 W (spec table: 4,000 W surge; feature list: 5,000 W peak)*
AC charging	1,800 W max (charging + bypass)	1,500 W max; 0–100% in about 1.5 h
Solar input	1,000 W max, 12–60 V, 20 A	1,000 W max, 12–150 V, 20 A
AC + solar	Supported (one DC input, per BLUETTI FAQ)	2,000 W max
Car input	96 W (12 V) / 192 W (24 V)	12/24 V DC
USB-C	Check BLUETTI’s page	2 ports, 200 W max
UPS	Within 15 ms (FAQ)	15 ms; output capped at 1,500 W in UPS mode
Charging temperature	32–104°F; discharging −4–104°F	Not listed; page mentions low-temperature discharge protection
Weight	53.4 lb (24.2 kg)	63.93 lb (29 kg)
Dimensions	13.78 × 9.84 × 12.74 in	17.95 × 14.17 × 13.62 in
Official page	BLUETTI Elite 200 V2	ALLPOWERS power station collection

*ALLPOWERS’ R2500 V2 page lists two different peak figures (4,000 W surge in the spec table, 5,000 W peak in the feature list), and parts of the page copy mention 2,016 Wh, which matches the separate R2500 Plus. We use the spec table’s 1,920 Wh. Confirm on the page before you buy.

Runtime on paper

Our site default is a 1.3× margin (usable ≈ capacity ÷ 1.3) so both brands get the same treatment. That’s arithmetic, not measured runtime.

Station	Capacity	≈Usable at 1.3×	≈Hours at a steady 150 W (example load)
Elite 100 V2	1,024 Wh	≈788 Wh	≈5.3 h
R1500	1,152 Wh	≈886 Wh	≈5.9 h
R2500 V2	1,920 Wh	≈1,477 Wh	≈9.8 h
Elite 200 V2	2,073.6 Wh	≈1,595 Wh	≈10.6 h

Plug your own loads into the Watt-Hour Calculator.

Who should pick which (constraints, not rankings)

Pick the BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 if you’ll carry it often (25 lb), want 1,000 W of solar headroom in a 1 kWh unit, or need the faster ≤10 ms switchover for a router or desktop.
Pick an ALLPOWERS R1500 if it will mostly stay home, you want room to grow with expansion batteries, and 36.8 lb is fine.
Pick the BLUETTI Elite 200 V2 if you want the longest listed cycle life (6,000+ to 80%), faster AC charging, and a lighter 2 kWh box.
Pick an ALLPOWERS R2500 V2 if you have higher-voltage solar strings (up to 150 V) or want 2,000 W AC + solar charging, and it can live in one place at 63.93 lb.

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FAQ

Is ALLPOWERS as good as BLUETTI? On paper they overlap a lot: same chemistry (LiFePO4), similar capacity, and similar AC output. BLUETTI lists lighter units, more cycles, and faster UPS times in these pairs. ALLPOWERS lists more USB-C power, wider solar voltage (R2500 V2), and expansion on the R1500. We haven’t tested either brand.

Can either charge below freezing? BLUETTI lists 32–104°F for charging on both Elites. ALLPOWERS doesn’t list a charging temperature on these product pages, so check the manual. See our cold-weather guide.

Did you test these? No. Specs only.

Prices

Omitted. Both brands change prices and bundles often, so check the official pages when you buy.

Sources

BLUETTI US product pages for the Elite 100 V2 and Elite 200 V2 (spec tables and FAQs), checked 2026-10-26. ALLPOWERS product pages for the R1500 (iallpowers.com/products/allpowers-r1500-portable-home-backup-power-station-1800w-1152wh-lifep04-battery) and R2500 V2 (iallpowers.com/products/allpowers-r2500-v2-portable-power-station-2500w-1920wh), spec tables and feature lists, checked 2026-10-26.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-26 (MDT).