DJIPower 1000 Portable Power Station, 1024Wh LiFePO4 Battery, 2200W (Peak 2600W) AC/140W USB-C Output, 23db Ultra-Silent, Solar Generator For Home Backup, Camping(Solar Panel Optional)ClimatePartner certified

Update 020625My issue was resolved, freezer works again as expected.Update 011725It is stopped working this week and cut off power to our freezer.It shows Err 30,31,32,33,37,62 , beeps none stop.I contacted tech DJI support and uploaded logs to them, took a few hours to download the log from DJI 1000 over type-C.So far I've waited for DJI tech to come back to me, while DJI 1000 is unusable.I'll update as I have anything.This is sturdy built power station.My primary use case is for garage freezer to keep it running while any power outages.This DJI 1000 has UPS feature that also has 2 modes, auto shut-off power upon 30 min idle and constant power.For my Use Case I set the continues power, as my freezer idles 2H-3H and runs 2H-3H cycles.This power station has enough max surge power 2200W peak to accommodate freezer compressor start, while other UPS and other power station just shutdown from overload at freezer start time.It has no issue to power large home refrigerator as well.So, I'm ready for an power outage.Yes, its larger and heavier vs Jackery 1000 v2, but I don't need to move it, so isn't issue for me.It has good pure sine wave based on my Oscilloscope readings.My main cons is about missing built-in BT / WiFi connectivity, so you have to order extra $25 dongle for it, and no USB connectivity to PC for auto shutdown as result 1 star off.

Recently I bought the DJI Power 1000 Portable Power Station. I think it totally exceeded my expectations especially during the road trips.2200W Output Power: one of the most outstanding features of Power 1000 is the 2200W output. It can handle almost all my devices like coffee machine, kettle, freezer and so on. My wife and I always spend our holidays RVing. In the evening we can use the car refrigerator, camping light, and charge phones as well as OP 3 at the same time, and it still has power left in the morning. Its 1024Wh battery capacity can keep my appliances charged for longer. I can keep refrigerator running for nearly 20 hours, which is totally enough for a camping in the weekend.Recharge quickly and easily: Recharging Power 1000 is very easy. I always charge it with grid power at home when I packed up my bags. It can be fully recharged in just about 1 hour.Quiet: We used to get problems with the noise of other power stations. When other generators power some high-watt appliances, they are very noisy and would disturb our sleep especially when we spend the night in the RV. But this one is much quieter. When it works, I can hardly hear its noise. Although it might not an important feature for all people, I think it would be attractive to all RV and camping enthusiasts.To my surprise, with all these amazing features, it's quite light and portable. Overall, it's a great purchase.

Super happy with my purchase. Unit is super beefy, lasts all day while powering multiple items. Charges incredible fast. Feels robust and like it’s going to last me a long time. Fits on a magliner perfectly. Awesome unit.

Shown in the photo is a DJI PowerStation working as a UPS to provide protected power to Wi-Fi and PC equipment. I'm using the new DJI product to replace an EcoFlow Delta 2 unit of comparable size (~1024WH), as the DJI product is silent versus the EcoFlow which periodically makes noise when charging.The DJI PowerStation competes against EcoFlow, Jackery, etc. DJI is well-known for drones, cameras and microphones all of which use purpose-built batteries designed to provide the most runtime possible in a cost-effective, small form-factor. This new PowerStation is equally as impressive as the DJI drones! Fit and finish is polished. Specs are better than competitors in the same price range. Outstanding!The new lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery technology is perfect for portable power when at off-grid locations, works in tandem with solar, wind, generator or other time-based power sources, and is a better mouse trap for uninterruptable power supplies (UPS)!Primary difference between 'common' Lithium Polymer (LiPo aka Lithium-Ion) batteries (used in phones, laptops, etc.) and Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries (used in this DJI Power Station) is the number of cycles or charge-discharge occurrences supported. The lower cost and more common LiPo batteries are typically good for 300 ~ 500 cycles, while the LiFePO4 batteries are good for >3000+ cycles. If you cycle the battery once per day, LiPo batteries are good for a year or two, whereas the LiFePO4 batteries are good for ~10 years!!!Note -- LiPo batteries in phones laptops and power-banks are infamous for swelling and getting hot - even catching fire or exploding - while the LiFePO4 batteries are considered much safer (albeit heavier and bulkier).I'm looking forward to more of these LiFePO4 products coming to market and driving prices down, as the technology is far better than what is commonly used in most traditional UPS batteries. Over the next few years it's likely that all UPS manufacturers (e.g., APC, CyberPower, etc.) will offer LiFePO4 products.The DJI PowerStation specs state 20ms switch-over from line power to battery when used as a UPS, while the EcoFlow Delta2 specs state 40ms for switch-over. Both products work great as replacements for traditional UPS, but DJI wins as the quietest product, making no discernable noise when charging. As the price continues to come down over time, I'm installing these PowerStations everywhere I previously used a UPS to protect valuable electronic devices and provide protected power during outages. Love it!