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DJI · Portable power station

DJI Power 1000 V2

A 2,600W powerhouse that recharges in under an hour

8.7/10

WattLab Score

How good it is for its size · method

  • 1,024 WhCapacity
  • 2,600 W / 4,400 WAC continuous / surge
  • 56 minFastest full charge
  • 31.3 lbWeight
Reference price*$699.00DJI Store US (list price, unit only) · Nov 10, 2026. Amazon price may differ.
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Overview

DJI's Power 1000 V2 pairs 1,024Wh of LiFePO4 with a 2,600W continuous inverter, four US outlets and dual 140W USB-C ports. It refills from the wall in 56 minutes, switches over as a UPS in 10 ms and runs at a whisper-quiet 26 dB.

Ideal for

Homeowners who want a fast-charging, expandable outage battery that can handle high-wattage appliances, and DJI drone or camera users who need quick field charging.

Skip it if

Backpackers or anyone who wants plug-and-play solar or a 12V car socket out of the box, since those need extra DJI accessories.

Editor's ratings · 0–10

Score profile

Seven axes on fixed scales, so scores compare directly across every model on WattLab Review.

  • Capacity7.4
  • Power9.1
  • Charging10.0
  • Battery tech10.0
  • Portability2.6
  • Solar input10.0
  • Value6.9
CapacityPowerChargingBattery techPortabilitySolar inputValueDJI Power 1000 V2
Editor scores derived from verified specs. How we score
What's inside the 8.7 WattLab Score
  • Charging speed10.0
  • Battery technology10.0
  • Energy density (Wh/lb)6.6
  • Solar refill speed10.0
  • Value (Wh per $)6.9
  • Versatility (ports & features)8.4

How long will it run?

Estimated runtimes on a full charge for common devices.

DeviceTypical loadEstimated runtime
Smartphone charge15 Wh each~58 charges
Wi-Fi router + modem15 W~58 hr
CPAP (no humidifier)40 W~22 hr
Laptop60 W~15 hr
12V camping fridge (avg)35 W~25 hr
32" LED TV50 W~17 hr
Full-size fridge (avg)150 W~5.8 hr
Coffee maker1,000 W~0.9 hr
W
Enter a wattage to estimate runtime.

Estimates use 85% of rated capacity to account for inverter losses. Real runtimes vary with temperature, battery age and how often appliances cycle.

Full specifications

Battery

Capacity1,024 Wh
Battery chemistryLiFePO4
Rated cycle life4,000 cycles

Output

AC output (continuous)2,600 W
Surge / peak4,400 W
Power Lifting (resistive loads)—
AC outlets (120V, pure sine)4
USB-C ports2
Max USB-C output140 W
USB-A ports2
12V car outlet—
DC5521 barrel ports0

Charging

Max AC charging input—
AC charge time (standard)56 min
Fastest full charge56 min
Max solar input1,200 W
Solar input specVia the SDC port with a DJI adapter (sold separately): up to 400W with the Solar Panel Adapter Module (MPPT), up to 1,200W with the 1.8kW Solar/Car Super Fast Charger
Solar charge time—
Car charge time—

Size & build

Weight31.3 lb (14.2 kg)
Dimensions17.6 × 8.9 × 9.1 in
Rated noise≤26 dB
Charging temperature32–113°F (0–45°C)
Discharge temperature14–113°F (-10–45°C)

Smart features & warranty

UPS switchover≤10 ms
App controlDJI Home app (Wi-Fi + Bluetooth) + LCD display
Expandable batteryYes
Warranty5 years

Value

Reference price*$699.00
Wh per dollar*1.46 Wh/$

Other details

ExpansionUp to 5 × DJI Power Expansion Battery 2000, for up to 11,264Wh in total
SDC port9–28V / 32–58.4V output up to 42A; also used for solar, car and expansion-battery input
SDC Lite port9–27V output up to 10A
AC charging input100–120V~ 50/60Hz, 13A max
AC output100–120V~ 50/60Hz, 20A max (12A in bypass)
Car chargingUp to 1,000W with the DJI Power 1kW Super Fast Car Charger (sold separately)
Surge rating4,400W per OutdoorGearLab and retailer listings; DJI does not publish a surge figure
Warranty detail3 years + 2 more with product registration (DJI)
ModelDYM1000V2L (US, 100–120V)
  • Fast charging: 0–80% in 37 minutes and 0–100% in 56 minutes from a wall outlet (DJI figures); OutdoorGearLab measured a full charge in 59 minutes.
  • Solar time: Requires a DJI solar adapter sold separately. DJI quotes 0–1,024Wh in 40 minutes with the 1.8kW charger under ideal conditions.
  • Cycle life: 4,000 cycles to 80%+ capacity (DJI rating, 25°C, 1,000W discharge).
  • * Reference price from the manufacturer's US store on the date shown. Amazon's price may be different.
  • — means the manufacturer doesn't publish that figure. We never estimate missing specs.
Spec sources

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Our take

Most 1kWh power stations top out around 1,500–1,800W. The Power 1000 V2 is rated for 2,600W of continuous output, which puts space heaters, hair dryers, microwaves and many power tools within reach. DJI shows it running a 2,300W heater, and OutdoorGearLab lists a 4,400W surge rating for motor start-up. With 1,024Wh of LiFePO4, it keeps a typical fridge going for roughly 6–9 hours, or runs a CPAP for two to three nights.

Charging is the other headline. Plugged into a wall outlet, DJI quotes 0–80% in 37 minutes and a full charge in 56 minutes, and OutdoorGearLab measured 59 minutes. In UPS mode it takes over within 10 ms, quick enough for most desktop PCs and network gear. It's also very quiet: DJI rates it at 26 dB, and testers describe it as remarkably quiet.

The port layout is modern: four AC outlets, two 140W USB-C ports (PD 3.1, enough for a 16-inch laptop), two 24W USB-A ports and two SDC ports. Through the SDC ports it can add up to five Expansion Battery 2000 packs, for over 11kWh in total. DJI drone owners can also fast-charge flight batteries with DJI's own chargers.

There are trade-offs. At 31.3 lb it is heavier than some 1kWh rivals. There is no built-in 12V car socket or solar input, so solar and car charging need DJI adapters sold separately: up to 400W with the MPPT module, or up to 1,200W with the 1.8kW charger. OutdoorGearLab also found the AC outlets a little tightly spaced and recovered 880Wh (86%) of the rated capacity in its test.

Pros

  • 2,600W continuous output runs heaters, microwaves and power tools
  • Full wall recharge in about 56 minutes (0–80% in 37)
  • 10 ms UPS switchover and a quiet 26 dB
  • Two 140W USB-C ports plus four AC outlets
  • Expandable to 11,264Wh with add-on batteries; 4,000-cycle LFP

Cons

  • Solar and car charging need DJI adapters sold separately
  • No built-in 12V car socket or DC5521 ports
  • 31.3 lb is heavy for its capacity
  • AC outlets are spaced close together

What owners and reviewers say

Independent reviews

Hands-on reviewers praise the build quality, the fast wall charging and how quietly it runs. OutdoorGearLab calls it one of the most premium, polished stations it has tested, measuring a 59-minute full charge and 880Wh of usable output. T3 calls it an upgrade worth considering. Common criticisms are the need for proprietary DJI adapters for solar and 12V charging, tightly spaced AC outlets and, at full list price, value against rivals. We'll add Amazon buyer feedback themes once we can verify them.

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