Updated October 21, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team

Allpowers vs Fossibot

Allpowers scores 9.3 and Fossibot 8.7 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Allpowers

Higher score in this comparison

9.3/10
Fossibot

Fossibot

8.7/10

Allpowers vs Fossibot: the differences

Allpowers vs Fossibot
CompareAllpowersReviewVisitVisitFossibotFossibotReviewVisitVisit
Price from$89Lower$399
Largest battery capacity (Wh)3,4565,222.4Higher
Highest continuous output (W)3,6007,200Higher
Cycle life (cycles)3,5006,500Higher
Highest solar input (W)2,0002,500Higher
Warranty2 to 5 yearsHigher2 years
MarketsUS, CA, DE, GB, FR, IT, ES, ZA, JP, AU, PH, MXUS, CA, DE, FR, NL, GB, JP, PL

Same on both: UPS mode (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Allpowers scores higher overall: 9.3 vs 8.7.
  • Price from is lower at Allpowers: $89 vs $399.
  • Largest battery capacity (Wh) is higher at Fossibot: 5,222.4 vs 3,456.
  • Highest continuous output (W) is higher at Fossibot: 7,200 vs 3,600.
  • Cycle life (cycles) is higher at Fossibot: 6,500 vs 3,500.
  • Highest solar input (W) is higher at Fossibot: 2,500 vs 2,000.
  • Warranty is higher at Allpowers: 2 to 5 years vs 2 years.
  • Fossibot is available in 7 more countries.
  • Markets: only Allpowers offers IT, ES, ZA.
  • Markets: only Fossibot offers NL, PL.

Our verdict on each

Allpowers

Allpowers sits at the cheap end of the portable power station market, with entry price of $89 and a top-of-range unit rated at 3,600 W. It suits buyers who want serious output and UPS mode on a budget, and suits you less if you plan fixed home storage or balcony solar.

Read the full Allpowers review

Fossibot

Fossibot suits buyers who want a large portable station with high output and a stated cycle life, and who can live with a short warranty. Its largest unit pairs 5,222.4 Wh of capacity with 7,200 W of output, so it ranks well on power against the peers listed here.

Read the full Fossibot review

Score breakdown

Allpowers vs Fossibot
AreaAllpowersFossibot
Cost10.0HigherEntry price of $89 ranks 1 of 28, the strongest of the three tracked measures.8.8Entry pricing starts at $399, an ordinary placing among the brands in our data.
Offer8.6The top unit pairs 3,600 W with 3,456 Wh, UPS mode and 2 to 5 years of warranty.8.8HigherUps mode is offered, and the range tops out at 5,222.4 Wh of capacity and 7,200 W of output with solar input of 2,500 W.
TrustNot confirmed8.2The warranty runs 2 years, support runs on email and help centre, and the legal entity is NILESco INC in US.

Which one suits you

Pick Allpowers if cost, price from, and warranty matter most.

Pick Fossibot if largest battery capacity (wh), highest continuous output (w), and cycle life (cycles) matter most.

The numbers side by side

Allpowers vs Fossibot
FactAllpowersFossibot
Price from$89$399
Largest battery capacity (Wh)3,4565,222.4
Highest continuous output (W)3,6007,200
Cycle life (cycles)3,5006,500
Highest solar input (W)2,0002,500
Warranty2 to 5 years2 years

How they place

Allpowers vs Fossibot
RankingAllpowersFossibot
Portable power stations5 of 443 of 44

Every fact side by side

Allpowers vs Fossibot
FactAllpowersFossibot
ProductsPower station, Solar generator, Solar panelPower station, Solar generator, Solar panel
Battery chemistryLifepo4Lifepo4
Legal entityGuangzhou Allpowers Energy Technology Co., Ltd.NILESco INC
HeadquartersChinaUnited States
FoundedNot confirmed2022
Support channelsEmail, Help centreEmail, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

Allpowers vs Fossibot
FactAllpowersFossibotMedian
Price from$89lowest quarter$399highest quarter$199
Largest battery capacity (Wh)3,456lowest quarter5,222.4below the median7,200
Highest continuous output (W)3,600below the median7,200above the median4,000
Cycle life (cycles)3,500lowest quarter6,500above the median6,000
Highest solar input (W)2,000below the median2,500below the median3,000
Warranty2 to 5 yearsat the median2 yearslowest quarter5

Median across 33 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Allpowers

Pros

  • Entry price of $89 puts Allpowers at 1 out of 28 on price from, the strongest position of the three measures tracked.
  • The top unit pairs 3,600 W of output with 3,456 Wh of storage, and output ranks 12 out of 24.
  • UPS mode is a yes on the largest unit, so a router, laptop or small appliance can stay live through a short outage.

Cons

  • Support runs on email and help centre only, with no phone or chat line named, so faults get handled in writing.
  • Maximum capacity of 3,456 Wh places the brand 23 out of 28 on that measure, so longer outages are a stretch.
  • Warranty runs 2 to 5 years, under the 10 years reached at the upper end of home battery and balcony solar brands.

Fossibot

Pros

  • Output of 7,200 W is the highest figure listed for the brand.
  • Capacity of 5,222.4 Wh paired with 7,200 W of output gives real headroom for high-draw kit.
  • Ups mode is offered, which matters for carrying electronics through a power cut.

Cons

  • The warranty runs 2 years, below the 5 typical in the portable power stations group.
  • Support runs on email and help centre, so a phone line is not part of the service.
  • A home battery is not among power station, solar generator and solar panel, while power station and home battery and power station, solar generator and home battery both list one.

Who each suits

Allpowers

Who it suits

  • Budget buyers who want real output: entry price of $89 with 3,600 W available on the top unit.
  • Households keeping a router, laptop or small appliance alive in a cut, since UPS mode is a yes.
  • Shoppers inside the listed markets, since Allpowers sells into US, CA and DE.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers planning a fixed home battery or balcony solar, since EcoFlow lists power station, solar generator and home battery while the Allpowers range covers power station, solar generator and solar panel.
  • Shoppers who want to phone an agent about a fault, because help runs on email and help centre.
  • Buyers chasing the largest capacity on the shortlist: 3,456 Wh ranks 23 of 28.

Fossibot

Who it suits

  • Households wanting one large portable station with high output for outages or worksites.
  • Buyers already holding solar panels who want strong charging input on their unit.
  • Shoppers in the markets Fossibot sells into who weight output above cover length.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers after fixed home storage, since a home battery is not among power station, solar generator and solar panel while power station, solar generator and home battery and power station and home battery both list one.
  • Anyone who needs phone support, since support runs on email and help centre.
  • Shoppers planning a long working life, since 2 years sits below the 5 in this group.

Country by country

Allpowers vs Fossibot
CountryAllpowersFossibot
CanadaNoYes
FranceNoYes
GermanyNoYes
JapanNoYes
NetherlandsNoYes
PolandNoYes
United KingdomNoYes
United StatesYesYes

Questions about each

Allpowers

How much does an Allpowers portable power station cost?+

The range starts at $89, which places the brand 1 out of 28 on price from. That figure covers the portable power station line, and the largest unit sits at the top of it with the higher capacity and output numbers. Bigger units cost more than the entry price.

What can an Allpowers power station run?+

The top unit delivers 3,600 W from 3,456 Wh of storage and accepts solar input up to 2,000 W for recharging. UPS mode is a yes, so you can keep a router, laptop or small appliance running through a short outage instead of losing power outright.

Fossibot

How much does a Fossibot power station cost to buy?+

Prices start at $399 across the portable power station collection. That figure sits mid-table in our data at 16 of 27, so it is neither the cheapest entry point nor the most expensive one. Larger units cost more, and the largest unit in the range is the one carrying 5,222.4 Wh of capacity.

What is the biggest output a Fossibot station can deliver?+

The largest unit delivers 7,200 W, the highest output listed for Fossibot. That places the brand at 6 of 24 on output, ahead of its placings on the other measures in this comparison. A station like that can run high-draw equipment that smaller units in the same category cannot.

Allpowers

Fossibot