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ALLPOWERS review

Updated September 30, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

ALLPOWERS suits buyers who want portable power and fixed storage from one brand, and it starts cheap at €89. The trade-off is storage size, so a household expecting to run a large home battery will find the range narrower than the headline price implies.

Key facts

Best for
One supplier for a portable power station, a home battery and balcony solar, at a low entry price.
Price from
€89↗
Largest battery capacity (Wh)
5,200↗
Highest continuous output (W)
4,000↗
Warranty
2 to 5 years↗
Markets
AT, BE, BG, HR, CY, CZ, DK, EE, FI, FR, DE, GR, HU, IE, IT, LV, LT, LU, MT, NL, PL, PT, RO, SK, SI, ES, SE, UA↗
Legal entity
ALLPOWERS INDUSTRIAL INTERNATIONAL LTD↗
Founded
2010↗
Products
Power stations, Solar generator, Home battery, Balcony solar, Solar panel
Battery chemistry
Lifepo4
Official website
iallpowers.eu

Facts checked September 30, 2026, 4 sources

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Entry prices start at €89, under the €95 median across the brands listed here.
  • Ordering runs across AT, BE and BG, so buyers inside that list see the same catalogue and warranty terms.
  • Capacity of 5,200 Wh with 4,000 W of output sits in the middle of both ranges, a workable size for a small home or a van.
  • Cover of 2 to 5 years matches the 5 median warranty in the portable power station ranking.

Cons

  • Maximum storage of 5,200 Wh falls short of the 7,994 median across listed brands, so a heavy backup load outgrows the range.
  • Warranty of 2 to 5 years is shorter than the 10 reached by the upper end of the home battery and balcony solar ranking.
  • Output stops at 4,000 W, level with the 4,000 median, which leaves no headroom above the middle of the category.
  • The €89 figure is the cheapest product in the range, so a home battery or a balcony solar set costs more than the headline price.

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Who it suits

  • You want portable power and fixed storage from a single supplier rather than splitting the order, since ALLPOWERS lists power station, solar generator and home battery.
  • You are shopping inside AT, BE and BG and want a catalogue that pairs a power station with balcony solar, the pairing BLUETTI also offers through power station, home battery and solar generator.
  • You want output in the middle of the group, 4,000 W, and would rather start with a smaller unit than the biggest one available.

Who should look elsewhere

  • You need the biggest storage in the category, because 5,200 Wh sits under the 7,994 seen across listed brands.
  • You want long cover on a fixed installation, where 2 to 5 years runs shorter than the 10 of home battery sellers at the upper end.
  • You only want portable power and panels and never a home battery, since Jackery's range power station, solar generator and solar panel stops there.

Core features

Everything in the range tops out at 5,200 Wh of stored energy, with a maximum output of 4,000 W. In plain terms that is a mid-size unit, the kind that suits a fridge, a router and a few lamps during a short cut, and light enough to move from a socket to a car. Output sits in the middle of the portable power station ranking rather than at the top, so read it as a home backup and camping unit rather than a whole-house system. Cover runs 2 to 5 years, which is a normal term for this category. Match that term to the battery you plan to install, because a fixed home battery is expected to stay on a wall far longer than a portable unit.

How it compares on our data

On price from, ALLPOWERS sits 3 of 27, so entry price is where this brand stands out. Capacity runs the other way, at 21 of 28, which places it below the midpoint of the brands tracked here. Output ranks higher, at 12 of 24. Put the three together and the shape is clear: a brand priced for the budget end, mid-range in power, and light on storage. If your shortlist is sorted by cheapest first, this one rises to the top. If it is sorted by biggest battery first, it drops, so weight the capacity figure more heavily than the price figure for a fixed home battery.

The company behind it

ALLPOWERS trades as ALLPOWERS INDUSTRIAL INTERNATIONAL LTD, and the company has been trading since 2010. A trading history that long is useful context in a category where a fixed battery is expected to stay in place for years, because after the sale the warranty is what you lean on. The registered name describes an industrial international business rather than a consumer shop, which fits a catalogue built around power stations, fixed storage and panels sold across many countries. Two things to settle before you order: match the warranty length to the size of the unit, and check that delivery reaches your country before committing to a large battery.

How ALLPOWERS compares

Where ALLPOWERS is available

Available
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

What does it cost to get started with ALLPOWERS?+

The cheapest product starts at €89, which is below the €95 median entry price across the brands listed here. Read that figure as the small end of the range rather than a typical basket. A home battery or a balcony solar set sits higher up the same catalogue.

How much storage can I get?+

The largest unit holds 5,200 Wh. That is under the 7,994 median capacity across listed brands, so this is a mid-size range. Households planning to carry a whole house through a long outage will need to look at brands with more storage headroom.

How much power can the units deliver?+

Maximum output is 4,000 W, level with the 4,000 median for output on the site. In practice that suits appliances that draw moderate power rather than an entire house at once. Anything heavier needs a larger output figure from another brand.

How long is the warranty?+

Cover runs 2 to 5 years, which matches the 5 median warranty in the portable power station ranking. For a fixed home battery, check it against the 10 reached by sellers at the upper end of that ranking, because a longer term matters more on a wall-mounted unit.

What kinds of products do they sell?+

The catalogue covers power station, solar generator and home battery, so a power station, a fixed home battery, a balcony solar set and a panel can come from one seller. Jackery, by contrast, lists power station, solar generator and solar panel and leaves out the home battery. That mix makes ALLPOWERS easier for a combined order.

Which countries can I order in?+

Ordering runs across AT, BE and BG, which is a long list of European markets. If your country is not on it, treat delivery as unconfirmed and check before you commit to a large battery. Buyers inside the list see the same catalogue and warranty terms.

What battery chemistry do they use?+

The cells use lithium iron phosphate chemistry, listed as lifepo4. That is the same chemistry behind 96% of the batteries listed across the site, so it is the mainstream choice here rather than an unusual one.

How does it compare with BLUETTI and Jackery?+

ALLPOWERS covers power station, solar generator and home battery from €89 upward, and BLUETTI offers a similar mix through power station, home battery and solar generator. Jackery is narrower at power station, solar generator and solar panel. The deciding point is storage size, since the entry price here is low but the capacity ceiling is not the largest.

Sources

  • allpowers.com/ALLPOWERS/index.aspx checked September 30, 2026

    Backs: Founded, Legal entity

    “The company was founded in May 2010.”

  • iallpowers.eu checked September 30, 2026

    Backs: Markets, Highest continuous output (W), Products, Warranty

    “Local Shipping, Fast, Free Shipping to most EU countries; Free shipping to Ukraine, Ukrainian customers can place orders”

  • iallpowers.eu/products/bs5000.json checked September 30, 2026

    Backs: Battery chemistry, Largest battery capacity (Wh)

    “LiFePO4 Battery”

  • iallpowers.eu/products/solax-p100.json checked September 30, 2026

    Backs: Price from

    “ALLPOWERS P100 DC Portable Power Station | 128W 99.2Wh - price 89.00, price_currency EUR, compare_at_price 165.00”

Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

What changed

  • September 30, 2026: axisScores cost was 9.9, now 9.8
  • September 30, 2026: axisScores offer was 9.0, now 8.8
  • September 30, 2026: axisScores trust was 9.2, now 9.3
  • September 30, 2026: score was 9.4, now 9.3

ALLPOWERS

One supplier for a portable power station, a home battery and balcony solar, at a low entry price.

9.3/10Visit