Updated October 21, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team

ALLPOWERS vs Oupes

ALLPOWERS scores 9.3 and Oupes 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

ALLPOWERS

Higher score in this comparison

9.3/10

Oupes

9.1/10

What sets them apart

ALLPOWERS vs Oupes
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Price from€89$199
Largest battery capacity (Wh)5,2009,216Higher
Highest continuous output (W)4,0006,000Higher
Warranty2 to 5 years5 years
MarketsAT, 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, UAUS, CA, GB, DE
Cycle life (cycles)Not confirmed4,000
Highest solar input (W)Not confirmed3,600
UPS modeNot confirmedYes

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Key differences

  • ALLPOWERS scores higher overall: 9.3 vs 9.1.
  • Largest battery capacity (Wh) is higher at Oupes: 9,216 vs 5,200.
  • Highest continuous output (W) is higher at Oupes: 6,000 vs 4,000.
  • Founded is lower at ALLPOWERS: 2010 vs 2019.
  • ALLPOWERS is available in 27 more countries.
  • Products: only ALLPOWERS offers Balcony solar.
  • Markets: only ALLPOWERS offers AT, BE, BG.
  • Markets: only Oupes offers US, CA, GB.

Our verdict on each

ALLPOWERS

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.

Read the full ALLPOWERS review

Oupes

Oupes suits buyers who want portable power and home batteries from the same maker, with entry prices at $199 and a range reaching 9,216 Wh at 6,000 W of output.

Read the full Oupes review

Score breakdown

ALLPOWERS vs Oupes
AreaALLPOWERSOupes
Cost9.8HigherEntry prices of €89 rank 3 of 27 on price from, and the cost part scores 9.8.9.3Entry at $199 with a 5 years warranty included, though spend rises quickly toward the 9,216 Wh end of the range.
Offer8.8The range spans power station, solar generator and home battery in one catalogue, and the offer part scores 8.8.9.1HigherA wide mix: power station, solar generator and home battery, lifepo4 cells rated to 4,000 cycles and 3,600 W of solar input.
Trust9.3HigherLithium iron phosphate chemistry (lifepo4) and a business listed as ALLPOWERS INDUSTRIAL INTERNATIONAL LTD.8.65 years of cover, support on email, chat and phone and a maker trading since 2019 give the trust case some weight.

By the numbers

ALLPOWERS vs Oupes
FactALLPOWERSOupes
Largest battery capacity (Wh)5,2009,216
Highest continuous output (W)4,0006,000
Warranty2 to 5 years5 years

Sources behind this comparison

ALLPOWERS

  • iallpowers.eu: 7 facts, checked September 30, 2026
  • allpowers.com: 2 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Oupes

  • oupes.com: 12 facts, checked September 30, 2026

How they place

ALLPOWERS vs Oupes
RankingALLPOWERSOupes
Portable power stations2 of 4435 of 44
Home batteries and balcony solar4 of 5745 of 57

Every fact side by side

ALLPOWERS vs Oupes
FactALLPOWERSOupes
ProductsPower station, Solar generator, Home battery, Balcony solar, Solar panelCovers morePower station, Solar generator, Home battery, Solar panel
Battery chemistryLifepo4Lifepo4
Legal entityALLPOWERS INDUSTRIAL INTERNATIONAL LTDNot confirmed
Founded2010Lower2019
Support channelsNot confirmedEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centre, Community

Where each stands against the rest

ALLPOWERS vs Oupes
FactALLPOWERSOupesMedian
Largest battery capacity (Wh)5,200below the median9,216above the median7,200
Highest continuous output (W)4,000at the median6,000above the median4,000
Cycle life (cycles)Not confirmed4,000below the median6,000
Highest solar input (W)Not confirmed3,600above the median3,000
Warranty2 to 5 yearsat the median5 yearsat the median5

Median across 33 listed brands.

Pros and cons

ALLPOWERS

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.

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.

Oupes

Pros

  • Capacity of 9,216 Wh and output of 6,000 W sit in the same unit, covering a portable station and a home battery from the same range.
  • A 5 years warranty ranks 9 of 19 compared brands, so cover sits towards the stronger end of that list.
  • The catalogue spans power station, solar generator and home battery, adding home batteries where Jackery lists power station, solar generator and solar panel.

Cons

  • Capacity ranks 13 of 28 compared brands, so buyers chasing the largest storage in the field look past this range.
  • Entry price ranks 10 of 27, so the $199 starting point for Oupes is not the lowest in the field.
  • Coverage is limited to US, CA and GB, so buyers elsewhere face delivery and support questions before ordering.

Who each suits

ALLPOWERS

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.

Oupes

Who it suits

  • Buyers who want portable stations, home batteries and panels from the same maker rather than assembling a system across brands.
  • Readers who weigh phone and chat support alongside warranty length, since support runs on email, chat and phone and cover runs 5 years.
  • Households in the United States, CA and GB that want storage up to 9,216 Wh under a 5 years warranty.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Balcony solar shoppers, since ALLPOWERS lists balcony solar in power station, solar generator and home battery and the Oupes range does not reach that category.
  • Buyers who want a short catalogue, as DATOUBOSS covers comparable ground with power station and home battery.
  • Shoppers outside US, CA and GB, where Oupes lists no further markets for delivery and support.

Country by country

ALLPOWERS vs Oupes
CountryALLPOWERSOupes
AustriaYesNo
BelgiumYesNo
BulgariaYesNo
CroatiaYesNo
CyprusYesNo
CzechiaYesNo
DenmarkYesNo
EstoniaYesNo

8 of 29 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

ALLPOWERS

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.

Oupes

What does it cost to get into Oupes hardware?+

Oupes hardware starts at $199, the entry figure for the range rather than a subscription fee. Ranked against the brands compared here, that price places 10 of 27, near the middle of the field. Buyers weighing cost should read the rank beside the figure, since a low entry price says little about what the larger home batteries cost.

How long is the Oupes warranty?+

Oupes carries a 5 years warranty across its storage products. Among the brands compared on this measure, that places 9 of 19, towards the stronger end of the list. Longer cover matters most for buyers taking a home battery rather than a station used at weekends, because the cell sits through the seasons either way.

ALLPOWERS