BLUETTI AC180 vs AC300 — portable mid vs modular home
AC180 (1,152 Wh · 1,800 W) all-in-one portable mid versus AC300 (3,000 W inverter, no internal battery · 1–4×B300 for 3,072–12,288 Wh) modular home backup. Feature-class honesty, not a winner crown. Prices: check current listing.
Honesty first (read this)
- No invented specs. AC180 1,152 Wh · 1,800 W reused from siblings (AC60 vs AC180, AC180 vs AC200L); AC300 3,000 W inverter / B300 3,072–12,288 Wh reused from AC200MAX vs AC300. Weights, solar input, UPS: check listing.
- AC300 needs a battery. The AC300 head unit has no internal battery — budget at least one B300 pack; check current listing for bundles.
- Feature-class, not scoreboard. AC180 for carry / apartment overnight; AC300 for multi-day home backup with stacked packs.
Planning honesty from BLUETTI US product-page patterns and QuietWatt sibling citations (checked Oct 2026) — not lab tests. Solar input / UPS details: check listing.
Side-by-side (feature class)
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| Axis | AC180 (portable mid) | AC300 (modular home) |
|---|---|---|
| Wh (sibling cite) | 1,152 Wh built-in | 0 built-in · 3,072–12,288 Wh with 1–4×B300 |
| Continuous AC (sibling cite) | 1,800 W | 3,000 W |
| Weight | Check listing | Check listing (head + packs) |
| Solar input / UPS | Check listing | Check listing |
| Job | Portable mid / apartment overnight | Modular multi-day home backup |
| Price | Check current listing | Check current listing |
QuietWatt is independent. Guides: what size · peak vs continuous · carry / Wh·kg · expandable vs single.
Where to buy (affiliate placeholders)
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Sources
- BLUETTI portable power stations (US)
- QuietWatt sibling cites reused (noted in honesty block).