I’m a bit of a fan of power stations. The possibility of clean energy coming from solar, and the new Lithium Iron Phosphate battery technology (LiFePo4) lasting 10 years before it even reaches 80% of its capacity has me excited. So when Bluetti launched a new teeny tiny power station called the Elite 10 Mini, I was curious. I bought one because it looked cute and for someone like me, there’s always a use for a long lasting battery. But is it good enough for a majority of users? Check out our initial testing / first impressions video embedded above to find out, or read up on specs below and links for purchase if you like.
Bluetti Elite 10 Mini – PHP 7,899 (US$ 135)
The Bluetti Elite 10 Mini is indeed the cutest little guy. But maybe too small for a lot of appliances out there. Could tide some over though, especially if you just need to power small appliances or have a capable LiFePo4 UPS handy to prevent your data from being lost in a sudden power outage. Anyway, the choice is yours if you want it, link below to purchase one. Or you can grab an Ecoflow River 3 which is just maybe more of the recommended size inverter and battery, but like we said the choice is yours!
Buy a Bluetti Elite 10 Mini here: https://www.lazada.com.ph/products/i5266852969-s31275729475.htmlBuy an Ecoflow River 3 here: https://s.shopee.ph/9KZlOS5usuBuy an Ecolflow River 3 (UPS) here: https://s.shopee.ph/Lewh3TZwpBuy a PowMR 200w Solar Panel here: https://s.shopee.ph/126HNhl7X (you’ll still need an MC4 to XT60 cable)
Sidenote: it might be officially called the Bluetti Elite 10 without the “Mini”. But I only got the name from the Lazada store as there’s literally ZERO info on their website or even international sites about this.
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