Bluetti’s new compact portable power station goes on sale in the US

Earlier this year, Bluetti introduced the FridgePower ultra-slim portable power station. Now, the company’s new compact gadget is officially available for purchase on Bluetti’s website and Amazon. Speaking of price, the FridgerPower (standalone) has an MSRP of $1,299. As a part of the launch offer, interested buyers can now grab the power station for $849—a straight 35% off its original retail price. Plus, Bluetti is also offering an additional 5% discount via the BLUETTI5OFF code, which can be applied during checkout. 

Alongside the standalone unit, the company is also offering bundle packs. The FridgerPower + 1 BlueCell 200 (4,032 Wh) pack costs $1,598, while the 2 BlueCell 200 (6,048 Wh) and 3 BlueCell (8,064 Wh) bundles are priced at $2,347 and $3,099, respectively. 

The FridgePower power station is specifically built for household refrigerators. With a simple plug-and-play design, it has a quite tiny footprint. Speaking more precisely, it measures 580 x 350 x 75 mm (22.83 x 13.78 x 2.95 inches) and weighs around 17.3 kg (37.9 lbs). The portable power station boasts a 2,106 Wh LiFePO4 battery. Like the Bluetti Pioneer NA sodium-ion battery, the gadget’s LiFePO4 battery has been rated for 4,000 discharge cycles. 

As for output, it is said to deliver a maximum 1,800 W. Interestingly, the small powerhouse also has expansion capabilities. You can expand the FridgePower up to a massive 8,064 Wh capacity, thanks to three BlueCell 200 expansion batteries. Bluetti claims that the power station can offer four full days of backup with expansion batteries. On top of these features, it has a 10 ms UPS switchover, which ensures uninterrupted operation during sudden outages. 

Furthermore, like other Bluetti power stations, you can also monitor the performance and tweak the settings of the FridgePower directly via the Bluetti companion app. Alternatively, it’s also compatible with the Display 1 magnetic screen, which further offers detailed insights. Note that the magnetic display isn't included in the box; you have to purchase it separately. Nevertheless, you can control the device via voice commands (Home Assistant, Alexa, and Google Home).