Updated October 1, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team

BLUETTI vs Yoshino

BLUETTI scores 9.0 and Yoshino 8.8 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
BLUETTI

BLUETTI

Higher score in this comparison

9.0/10

Yoshino

8.8/10

Where BLUETTI and Yoshino differ

BLUETTI vs Yoshino
CompareBLUETTIBLUETTIReviewVisitVisitYoshinoReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Price from$249.99Lower$299
Largest battery capacity (Wh)13,000Higher2,611
Highest continuous output (W)3,8404,000Higher
Cycle life (cycles)6,000Higher4,000
Highest solar input (W)4,000Higher600
Warranty2 to 6 yearsHigher5 years

Same on both: UPS mode (Yes), Markets (US).

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Key differences

  • BLUETTI scores higher overall: 9.0 vs 8.8.
  • Price from is lower at BLUETTI: $249.99 vs $299.
  • Largest battery capacity (Wh) is higher at BLUETTI: 13,000 vs 2,611.
  • Highest continuous output (W) is higher at Yoshino: 4,000 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 600.
  • Warranty is higher at BLUETTI: 2 to 6 years vs 5 years.
  • Support channels: only BLUETTI offers Chat, Community.
  • Products: only BLUETTI offers Home battery.
  • Battery chemistry: only BLUETTI offers Lifepo4, Sodium ion.

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

Yoshino

Yoshino suits buyers who want serious continuous output and long cover rather than the biggest store of energy. Output of 4,000 watts, UPS mode and a 5 year warranty carry the case, with prices opening at $299 for US buyers. Capacity of 2,611 watt hours is the trade-off.

Read the full Yoshino review

Score breakdown

BLUETTI vs Yoshino
AreaBLUETTIYoshino
Cost9.1HigherEntry pricing starts at $249.99, and the starting price sits at 13 of 27 brands.9.0Entry price of $299 ranks 14 of 27, ahead of Jackery at $109; cost score reads 9.
Offer9.3HigherRanges over power station, home battery and solar generator with 13,000 Wh of capacity, 3,840 W of output and Ups mode.8.7UPS mode is listed as yes, warranty is 5 years and output is 4,000 watts; offer score reads 8.7.
Trust8.4Warranty runs 2 to 6 years and support covers email, phone and help centre.Not confirmed

A third option

ALLDREI has highest solar input (w) at 5,000, against 4,000 for BLUETTI and 600 for Yoshino.

ALLDREI review

What we checked

BLUETTI

  • bluettipower.com: 13 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Yoshino

  • yoshinopower.com: 13 facts, checked September 30, 2026

How they place

BLUETTI vs Yoshino
RankingBLUETTIYoshino
Portable power stations1 of 4437 of 44
Home batteries and balcony solar2 of 5752 of 57

Every fact side by side

BLUETTI vs Yoshino
FactBLUETTIYoshino
ProductsPower station, Home battery, Solar generator, Solar panelCovers morePower station, Solar generator, Solar panel
Battery chemistryLifepo4, Sodium ionNmc
Legal entityBLUETTI Power IncYoshino Technology, Inc.
HeadquartersNot confirmedUnited States
Founded2021Not confirmed
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centre, Chat, CommunityCovers moreEmail, Phone, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

BLUETTI vs Yoshino
FactBLUETTIYoshinoMedian
Price from$249.99above the median$299above the median$199
Largest battery capacity (Wh)13,000above the median2,611lowest quarter7,200
Highest continuous output (W)3,840below the median4,000at the median4,000
Cycle life (cycles)6,000at the median4,000below the median6,000
Highest solar input (W)4,000above the median600lowest quarter3,000
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.

Yoshino

Pros

  • Output of 4,000 watts places the range 12 of 24 brands on power delivery.
  • A 5 year warranty ranks 9 of 19, ahead of much of the field.
  • Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so help is available by phone and in writing.

Cons

  • Cells are nmc, while lithium iron phosphate holds 92.9% of the category listings.
  • Capacity of 2,611 watt hours ranks 27 of 28, so multi day trips favour larger packs from other sellers.
  • Shipping is listed for US only, which narrows the pool of buyers.

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.

Yoshino

Who it suits

  • US households wanting outage cover that can run a home office, given UPS mode and output of 4,000 watts.
  • Buyers who want storage and panels from the same seller, since the range covers power station, solar generator and solar panel.
  • People who prefer phone and email help, available on email, phone and help centre.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers who want balcony solar or a fixed home battery, since ALLPOWERS covers both per power station, solar generator and home battery.
  • Shoppers on the smallest possible budget, since Jackery opens at $109.
  • Anyone outside US, where delivery and after sales support are harder to arrange.

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

Yoshino

Current offer

  • Discount code

    New User Power Starter Kit: B330 + SP100 at $299: $299.00 (regular $648.00)

    B330 power station with SP100 solar panel bundle priced for new users

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

BLUETTI vs Yoshino
CountryBLUETTIYoshino
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.

Yoshino

How much does Yoshino hardware cost at entry?+

Units open at $299, and that covers the range of power stations, solar generators and solar panels under power station, solar generator and solar panel. Jackery opens lower at $109, so this is not the cheapest way in, but entry price sits at 14 of 27 in the field. Warranty length of 5 years is the other number to weigh.

What does it cost to own across the warranty period?+

Yoshino sells hardware at $299 and backs it with 5 years of warranty, so the outlay and the cover period are the two figures to plan around. That warranty ranks 9 of 19 on the site, so it is not an unusually short term. Buyers who want a longer horizon should compare elsewhere.

BLUETTI