Updated September 30, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team

BLUETTI vs Oupes

BLUETTI scores 9.0 and Oupes 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
BLUETTI

BLUETTI

9.0/10

Oupes

Higher score in this comparison

9.1/10

Where BLUETTI and Oupes differ

BLUETTI vs Oupes
CompareBLUETTIBLUETTIReviewVisitVisitOupesReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Price from$249.99$199Lower
Largest battery capacity (Wh)13,000Higher9,216
Highest continuous output (W)3,8406,000Higher
Cycle life (cycles)6,000Higher4,000
Highest solar input (W)4,000Higher3,600
Warranty2 to 6 yearsHigher5 years
MarketsUSUS, CA, GB, DECovers more

Same on both: UPS mode (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Oupes scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 9.0.
  • Price from is lower at Oupes: $199 vs $249.99.
  • Largest battery capacity (Wh) is higher at BLUETTI: 13,000 vs 9,216.
  • Highest continuous output (W) is higher at Oupes: 6,000 vs 3,840.
  • Cycle life (cycles) is higher at BLUETTI: 6,000 vs 4,000.
  • Highest solar input (W) is higher at BLUETTI: 4,000 vs 3,600.
  • Warranty is higher at BLUETTI: 2 to 6 years vs 5 years.
  • Founded is lower at Oupes: 2019 vs 2021.
  • Battery chemistry: only BLUETTI offers Sodium ion.
  • Markets: only Oupes offers CA, GB, DE.

Our verdict on each

BLUETTI

BLUETTI suits US buyers who want portable power stations and home batteries sold by a single maker, with prices starting at $249.99. It also reaches further than the alternatives listed here, offering 13,000 Wh of capacity, 3,840 W of output and a warranty running 2 to 6 years.

Read the full BLUETTI 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

BLUETTI vs Oupes
AreaBLUETTIOupes
Cost9.1Entry pricing starts at $249.99, and the starting price sits at 13 of 27 brands.9.3HigherEntry at $199 with a 5 years warranty included, though spend rises quickly toward the 9,216 Wh end of the range.
Offer9.3HigherRanges over power station, home battery and solar generator with 13,000 Wh of capacity, 3,840 W of output and Ups mode.9.1A wide mix: power station, solar generator and home battery, lifepo4 cells rated to 4,000 cycles and 3,600 W of solar input.
Trust8.4Warranty runs 2 to 6 years and support covers email, phone and help centre.8.6Higher5 years of cover, support on email, chat and phone and a maker trading since 2019 give the trust case some weight.

Licences and countries

Available in 1 country for both.

Which one suits you

Pick BLUETTI if largest battery capacity (wh), cycle life (cycles), and highest solar input (w) matter most.

Pick Oupes if price from, highest continuous output (w), and markets matter most.

Positions in our rankings

BLUETTI vs Oupes
RankingBLUETTIOupes
Portable power stations1 of 4435 of 44
Home batteries and balcony solar2 of 5745 of 57

A third option

Fossibot has highest continuous output (w) at 7,200, against 3,840 for BLUETTI and 6,000 for Oupes.

Fossibot review

Every fact side by side

BLUETTI vs Oupes
FactBLUETTIOupes
ProductsPower station, Home battery, Solar generator, Solar panelPower station, Solar generator, Home battery, Solar panel
Battery chemistryLifepo4, Sodium ionCovers moreLifepo4
Legal entityBLUETTI Power IncNot confirmed
Founded20212019Lower
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centre, Chat, CommunityEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centre, Community

Where each stands against the rest

BLUETTI vs Oupes
FactBLUETTIOupesMedian
Price from$249.99above the median$199at the median$199
Largest battery capacity (Wh)13,000above the median9,216above the median7,200
Highest continuous output (W)3,840below the median6,000above the median4,000
Cycle life (cycles)6,000at the median4,000below the median6,000
Highest solar input (W)4,000above the median3,600above the median3,000
Warranty2 to 6 yearsabove the median5 yearsat the median5

Median across 33 listed brands.

Pros and cons

BLUETTI

Pros

  • A single maker covers power station, home battery and solar generator, so a portable unit and a home battery come from the same source.
  • Capacity of 13,000 Wh sits well above the portable power station median of 5,222.4.
  • Ups mode is supported, and the home battery backup unit is quoted at 6,000 cycles.

Cons

  • Shipping is listed for US, so buyers in other markets need to confirm delivery before committing.
  • Peak output of 3,840 W is below the portable power station median of 4,000.
  • Warranty length varies by product and runs 2 to 6 years, so the term depends on which unit you buy.

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

BLUETTI

Who it suits

  • Households planning both portable power and a fixed home battery, where Jackery stops at power station, solar generator and solar panel.
  • Buyers who want headroom on stored energy, given 13,000 Wh against a portable power station median of 5,222.4.
  • People who want phone help alongside written answers, since support runs on email, phone and help centre.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers after balcony solar, which only ALLPOWERS carries in power station, solar generator and home battery.
  • Shoppers outside US, who should check delivery and cover first.
  • Anyone assuming a single warranty term across the range, since it runs 2 to 6 years by product.

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.

Current offers

BLUETTI

Current offer

  • Discount code

    5% off your first order for newsletter signup: 5%

    Sign up with email for the newsletter; discount stated on signup form

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

BLUETTI vs Oupes
CountryBLUETTIOupes
United StatesYesYes

Questions about each

BLUETTI

How much do BLUETTI power stations cost?+

BLUETTI lists prices from $249.99 across its range, and what you spend follows the capacity you need. The top of the range reaches 13,000 Wh of capacity with 3,840 W of output, while the entry figure covers the smaller power stations.

What products does BLUETTI sell?+

BLUETTI sells power station, home battery and solar generator from the same maker, a wider spread than Jackery at power station, solar generator and solar panel. A household can start with a portable power station and add a home battery or panels later within the same catalogue.

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.