Meet BLUETTI’s first ecosystem, the SwapSolar: the world’s first LFP-powered MultiCooler portable fridge and the AC180T hot-swappable battery power station. This dynamic duo just launched on Indigogo, ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. BLUETTI unveiled some new portable power solutions at CES 2024, with the introduction of the new AC180T and its new swappable and modular battery system ...

SwapSolar is perfect for camping trips and other outdoor activities. The crowd-funding campaign for SwapSolar — which combines the new MultiCooler (the world’s first portable refrigerator powered by ...

BLUETTI just launched the MultiCooler, its first portable fridge freezer powered by solar panels or hot-swappable batteries. If you’re going to go on a road trip and want to make cocktails while you ...

Following a $2.2 million Kickstarter milestone, the ultra-slim refrigerator battery backup enters retail. This rollout aligns with BLUETTI's early Prime Day offers on Amazon and the BLUETTI Store.

Months of side-by-side testing uncovered the noise, heat, and standby secrets that manufacturers never print on the box.

The SwapSolar uses the same hot-swappable LFP batteries from the company’s AC180T solar generator. The SwapSolar uses the same hot-swappable LFP batteries from the company’s AC180T solar generator. is ...

BLUETTI, a company known for its portable power stations and associated accessories, is currently running an Indiegogo campaign for its new SwapSolar ecosystem of app-enabled products. The launch ...

"Hearst Magazines and AOL may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Installing large power stations or home generators can be intimidating and expensive. And while it's easy ...

Chinese smart power specialist Bluetti's latest device, FridgePower, has now topped $2 million ahead of the May 31 campaign close. The Bluetti FridgePower is a slimline portable power station built ...

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