DJI Our score 8.0/10 #15 of 17 mid-size for real capacity
DJI Power 1000 V2
Updated
DJI's 1 kWh station, fast to charge and expandable to over 11 kWh. Note that US stock is patchy: DJI is on the FCC's Covered List, which blocks new DJI models, though this one can still be sold.
Independent tests put this portable power station's usable capacity at 840 Wh, 82% of the rated 1,024 Wh (the median of 3 tests).
Real capacity
840of 1,024 Wh
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OutdoorGearLab
86%
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The Solar Lab
82%
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DroneXL
80%
AC output
2,600 W
The most of the 17 mid-size models we review.
Cost per usable Wh
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No store price checked yet.
No price checked yetWeight
31.3 lb
27 usable Wh per lb
Battery
LiFePO4
Long-life chemistry
Warranty
5 years
Wall charge
56 min
Fast Recharge mode; 0 to 80% in 37 min.
How much of the 1,024 Wh do you get?
Each bar is the full rated capacity. Blue is what the tester measured coming out of the AC outlets; the striped end is what was lost.
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OutdoorGearLab 880 Wh · 86%
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The Solar Lab 82%
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DroneXL 80%
How long will it run your devices?
Add what you want to power and see how long the DJI Power 1000 V2 lasts on its tested 840 Wh, counting the power it uses on itself and any solar panels you add.
3 more results we found but don't count
| Tester | Result | Why it's not counted |
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| The Technology Man Aug 8, 2025 | 882 Wh 86% | UK unit (230 V), cross-check only |
| The Technology Man Aug 8, 2025 | 789 Wh 77% | UK unit (230 V), cross-check only |
| techdriveplay Aug 12, 2025 | 86% | Not comparable |
Our score: 8.0 out of 10
Worked out from the tested capacity and the specs on this page, compared with the other models we track. Capacity, power and charging are compared with the 17 mid-size models; battery, build and features with all 37. Price isn't part of it. How we score.
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Capacity and power 35% of the score 7.6
What goes into capacity and power Measure This model Score Tested usable capacity 60% 840 Wh 6.6 Continuous AC output 25% 2,600 W 9.9 AC surge 15% Not known Left out Compared with the 17 mid-size models we track. Scores run from 5 to 10; 7.5 is the middle of the group. Measures we have no figure for are left out.
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Charging 25% of the score 8.0
What goes into charging Measure This model Score Wall charge to full 40% 56 min 8.8 Max solar input 35% 400 W 6.3 UPS switchover 25% 10 ms 9.0 Compared with the 17 mid-size models we track. Scores run from 5 to 10; 7.5 is the middle of the group.
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Battery and build 25% of the score 8.5
What goes into battery and build Measure This model Score Battery type 30% LiFePO4 10.0 Cycle life to 80% 25% 4,000 cycles 8.6 Warranty 25% 5 years 8.5 Usable Wh per lb 20% 27 Wh/lb 6.1 Compared with all 37 models we track. Scores run from 5 to 10; 7.5 is the middle of the group.
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Features 15% of the score 8.2
What goes into features Measure This model Score Expandable battery 25% Yes 10.0 AC + USB-C outlets 20% 6 7.8 USB-C max output 15% 140 W 9.4 240 V output 15% No 5.0 App control 15% Yes 10.0 Wheels 10% No 5.0 Compared with all 37 models we track. Scores run from 5 to 10; 7.5 is the middle of the group.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Three counted tests, 80% to 86% of rated capacity.
- Fast charge: 0 to 80% in 37 minutes, per DJI.
- Expandable to 11,264 Wh with five DJI Expansion Battery 2000 units.
- USB-C output up to 140 W (needs a PD 3.1 charger cable).
Cons
- US availability is uncertain. DJI's US store doesn't list it (checked October 14, 2026); Amazon US does.
- DJI quotes 2,600 W, but the US model's 20 A limit works out to 2,400 W at 120 V.
- No built-in solar input: you need DJI's adapter (400 W).
- No 12 V car outlet without an extra cable.
Who it's for
Buyers who can find it at a good price and want fast charging and a big expansion path.
Who should skip it
Skip it if you want a model that's easy to buy and get serviced in the US.
Features
- Battery backup (UPS) mode : yes
- Takes extra batteries : yes
- LiFePO4 battery : yes
- Solar input, 400 W : yes
- Car charging : yes
- 240 V output : no
- RV outlet (TT-30) : no
- App control : yes
- Wheels : no
How it compares with other mid-size models
| Model | Usable | Delivered | Price | Value |
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| DJI Power 1000 V2 1,024 Wh rated | 840 Wh | 82% | – | No price checked yet |
| UDPower C600 596 Wh rated | 497 Wh | 83% | – | No price checked yet |
| Duracell G800 620 Wh rated | 503 Wh | 81% | $699 | Pricey |
| Goal Zero Yeti 700 677 Wh rated | 560 Wh | 83% | $699.95 | Pricey |
| Dabbsson 600L 768 Wh rated | 653 Wh | 85% | $299 | Great value |
| Anker SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 1,024 Wh rated | 880 Wh | 86% | $499.99 | Good value |
| BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 1,024 Wh rated | 890 Wh | 87% | $489 | Good value |
| EcoFlow DELTA 3 1,024 Wh rated | 885 Wh | 86% | $629 | Fair price |
| EcoFlow DELTA 3 Classic 1,024 Wh rated | 947 Wh | 93% | $499 | Good value |
| EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus 1,024 Wh rated | 875 Wh | 85% | $719 | Pricey |
| OUPES Mega 1 1,024 Wh rated | 809 Wh | 79% | $699 | Pricey |
| OUPES Mega 1 Lite 1,024 Wh rated | 855 Wh | 84% | $599 | Fair price |
| Anker SOLIX C1000 (first gen) 1,056 Wh rated | 950 Wh | 90% | $469.99 | Great value |
| Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 1,070 Wh rated | 923 Wh | 86% | $499 | Good value |
| ALLPOWERS R1500 1,152 Wh rated | 956 Wh | 83% | $539 | Good value |
| BLUETTI AC180 1,152 Wh rated | 991 Wh | 86% | $499 | Good value |
| Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus 1,264 Wh rated | 1,090 Wh | 86% | $619 | Good value |
Questions
How much usable power does the DJI Power 1000 V2 have?
About 840 Wh. OutdoorGearLab measured 880 Wh, and runtime tests by The Solar Lab and DroneXL worked out to 82% and 80% of the rated 1,024 Wh.
Can you still buy DJI power stations in the US?
Models DJI had approved before it was added to the FCC's Covered List in December 2025 can still be sold. New DJI models can't get US approval. Stock of the Power 1000 V2 is patchy.
Full specs
From the maker's US manual or product page unless noted. Each value links to where we found it.
Capacity and battery
Output and ports
- AC output (continuous)
- 2,600 W DJI's figure. The US model's 20 A limit means about 2,400 W at 120 V.
- dji.com (source for AC output (continuous))
- AC surge
- Not published
- Boost mode (heating loads only)
- Not published
Charging
- Wall charge to full
- 56 min Fast Recharge mode; 0 to 80% in 37 min.
- dji.com (source for Wall charge to full)
- Solar input (maximum)
- 400 W Through DJI's MPPT adapter; no built-in solar port.
- dji.com (source for Solar input (maximum))
- Solar voltage range
- Not published
Size and build
Warranty and certification
- Certifications
- Not published
Where this data comes from
Capacity figures come from the independent testers linked above. We record their numbers, the date and the load, and link to their reports; the testing is theirs. Specs come from DJI's own US documents, and we note where they disagree with each other or with test results. Prices are checked by hand on the brand's US store.