Power Station Chart

BLUETTI EB models explained

2 stations, from 268.8 to 716 Wh.

By the Power Station Chart team, from BLUETTI's manuals and spec pages. Last reviewed October 31, 2026.

The EB line in brief

Wall charging tells the two EB stations apart. The EB70S takes 4 hours at 200 W to refill 716 Wh, while the EB3A takes 1.3 hours at 350 W to refill 268.8 Wh. The maker no longer sells the EB70S new in its US store, so the EB3A is the one still available. The EB70S delivers 800 W with a 1,400 W surge and weighs 21.4 lb. The EB3A delivers 600 W with a 1,200 W surge and weighs 10.14 lb. Both list LFP chemistry, 2,500 cycles to 80% capacity, a 2-year warranty and a UL2743 listing. Neither can be expanded.

269 716 12 oz can
Drawn to one scale from the makers' printed length and height. Labels show watt-hours.

Every EB station, largest first

What v2, Plus, Gen 2, Max and Ultra mean across brands.

By the numbers

Median capacity492.4 Wh
Spread268.8 to 716 Wh
Most common batteryLFP, on 2 of 2

Standouts by the makers' figures

FAQ

Which EB station weighs less?

The EB3A weighs 10.14 lb against 21.4 lb for the EB70S. The EB70S holds 716 Wh and the EB3A holds 268.8 Wh.

What solar input do the EB stations take?

Both list 200 W through a DC7909 port at 12 V to 28 V. The EB70S lists 8 A and the EB3A lists 8.5 A.

Does the EB3A list USB-C power?

Yes, 100 W. The EB70S also lists 100 W USB-C.

Where these figures come from

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