Best power station for a gaming PC

A gaming PC draws about 450W while running. A mid-range gaming PC with monitor pulls 350–550W under load; idle draw is far lower.

Quick picks

All 30 power stations compared

Power stationCapacityOutputRuntimeVerdict
EcoFlow Delta Pro 34096Wh4000W7.7 hoursYes
Anker SOLIX F38003840Wh6000W7.3 hoursYes
EcoFlow Delta Pro3600Wh3600W6.8 hoursYes
EcoFlow Delta 2 Max2048Wh2400W3.9 hoursYes
Anker SOLIX F20002048Wh2400W3.9 hoursYes
Bluetti AC200L2048Wh2400W3.9 hoursYes
Bluetti AC200MAX2048Wh2200W3.9 hoursYes
Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus2042Wh3000W3.9 hoursYes
Goal Zero Yeti 1500X1516Wh2000W2.9 hoursYes
Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus1264Wh2000W2.4 hoursYes
Bluetti AC1801152Wh1800W2.2 hoursYes
Jackery Explorer 1000 v21070Wh1500W2 hoursYes
Anker SOLIX C10001056Wh1800W2 hoursYes
EcoFlow Delta 21024Wh1800W1.9 hoursYes
DJI Power 10001024Wh2200W1.9 hoursYes
Jackery Explorer 10001002Wh1000W1.9 hoursYes
EcoFlow River 2 Pro768Wh800W1.5 hoursYes
Anker SOLIX C800 Plus768Wh1200W1.5 hoursYes
Bluetti AC70768Wh1000W1.5 hoursYes
Jackery Explorer 500518Wh500W59 minutesBriefly
EcoFlow River 2 Max512Wh500W58 minutesBriefly
Anker 535 PowerHouse512Wh500W58 minutesBriefly
DJI Power 500512Wh1000W58 minutesBriefly
Bluetti EB3A268Wh600W30 minutesBriefly
Goal Zero Yeti 500X505Wh300WWon’t runNo
Jackery Explorer 300 Plus288Wh300WWon’t runNo
Anker SOLIX C300288Wh300WWon’t runNo
EcoFlow River 2256Wh300WWon’t runNo
Jackery Explorer 240 v2256Wh300WWon’t runNo
EcoFlow River 3245Wh300WWon’t runNo

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