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The best power stations of 2026

Bram11 JANUARY 2026
Two black BLUETTI power stations with orange details are placed on a white ledge. They have multiple connections and a modern design.

When choosing the right power station, you should look at more than just capacity. The number and types of ports, how quickly it charges, and its runtime also make a big difference. Discover our selection of the best power stations right now and find the model that suits you best.

What makes a good power station?

A BLUETTI power station is standing in the snow next to a grey off-road vehicle. The BLUETTI has orange accents and multiple ports.

A power station is a powerful portable battery that lets you charge devices such as your smartphone or laptop. Depending on the model, you can also power larger devices or lighting. Which power station is the best choice for you depends on how and where you want to use it. Start by looking at capacity: the higher it is, the longer you can use the power station without recharging. Next, check the output power, expressed in watts. A laptop, router or cooler requires tens to a few hundred watts. For heavier devices, you’ll need much more power.

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BLUETTI AC50P power station

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The BLUETTI AC50P is a powerful power station in a compact form factor that’s very handy for outdoor use. With a battery capacity of 504 watt-hours and 700 watts of output power, you can keep a laptop and accessories running for hours, quickly charge your phone and tablet, and even power a small cool box or projector. You have several ports at your disposal: 1 AC socket for plug-in devices, 2 USB-C outputs up to 65 watts, 1 USB-A, a 12V port, and on top a wireless charging pad for your smartphone. The display clearly shows power input and output, and thanks to the light weight of 6.9 kilograms you can take it with you easily.

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BLUETTI Handsfree 1 power station

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The BLUETTI Handsfree 1 is made for on the go. With a capacity of 268.8 watt-hours and 300 watts of power for everyday use, you can easily charge your laptop, camera or lighting. Within 45 minutes the battery is back to 80 percent via the mains. The Handsfree 1 is light, robust and convenient for outdoor activities thanks to the handle and splashproof housing. The device has 5 ports: one AC socket, 2 USB-C ports and 2 USB-A ports, so you can charge multiple devices at the same time during outdoor activities or at home.

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BLUETTI AC2P + PV200

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The BLUETTI AC2P + PV200 kit is a compact package that includes everything you need to use and generate off-grid power. The AC2P power station delivers 300 watts of power and a capacity of 230 watt-hours, ideal for running your laptop, camera or lighting for hours. The safe LFP battery is built to last, even with daily use. The included PV200 solar panel efficiently converts sunlight into energy, allowing you to charge the power station throughout the day. Both the power station and the panel are foldable and lightweight. This makes this BLUETTI model practical for use in nature or simply in your own garden. The various ports, including USB-C, USB-A, 12V and an AC socket, make it easy to charge multiple devices at once, while the power station’s display clearly shows the remaining energy.

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The best power stations at MediaMarkt

At MediaMarkt you’ll find power stations for every situation, whether you need power at home, when there’s no mains power outdoors, or on the road. When choosing, pay attention to the battery capacity, expressed in watt-hour, and the output power, expressed in watts. Also check whether the power station has the ports you need, such as USB-C for laptops and smartphones, or a 12V or 230V socket for larger devices. If you want to be without mains power for longer, for example when camping, a model you can charge with solar panels is a smart choice. For everyday use or as an emergency solution at home, compact models are often more convenient. Compare the specifications, weight and expansion options so you know exactly which power station suits your situation.

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