Bluetti EP500 Pro: An energy storage device with rich battery performance

Are you looking for a revolutionary energy storage device? Bluetti may have the right solution at hand. Given the groundbreaking idea of the Bluetti EP500/Pro, it’s hardly surprising that the company needed just one hour to reach its goal of 1 million euros set on Kickstarter. The young start-up, which has been working on renewable energy solutions since its inception, seems to have found a real market niche with the EP500/Pro. The EP500 Pro represents Bluetti’s flagship product. A look at the specs makes it clear that the surcharge here is well worth it.

Uncompromising power with the EP500 Pro

According to Bluetti itself, the EP500 Pro is probably the most powerful mobile energy storage device of all time. The start-up is not only convincing with its sheer storage capacity of 5,120 watt hours. On top of that, the EP500 Pro is particularly impressive in terms of performance. The Pro version of the mobile energy storage unit offers an output of 3,000 watts, which can be output permanently at 120 volts.

But the EP500 Pro also scores in terms of user-friendliness and convenience. In addition to five 120-volt ports, there are also four USB-A, two wireless charging pads, two USB-C and a 12-volt port on board. But the most striking unique selling point of the mobile energy storage device is probably its mobility. Unlike the competition, Bluetti does not rely on a huge wallbox or the like. Instead, both the EP500 and EP500 Pro come on practical wheels.

Practical accessories

But it’s not just with the EP500 and EP500 Pro that Bluetti seems to have exciting products in the pipeline. The Bluetti Home Integration Kit, for example, is designed to enable integration into the domestic power circuit.

With the Fusion Box Pro, it should be possible to combine two EP500/Pro. As a result, it should be possible to double the performance.

Price and availability

Shipments of the basic version of the EP500 are scheduled to begin in early June. The Pro version is to follow in August. Since the start-up is on a very good track so far, Bluetti will certainly be able to keep this promise as well. Bluetti charges the equivalent of just under 2,682 Euros for the basic model (Early Bird discount). The EP500 Pro, on the other hand, is available for about 2,937 Euros. Bluetti’s revolutionary idea also seems to be well received on Kickstarter.

As a result, the project has now managed to raise over 2.3 million euros from 713 backers. The start-up has thus more than exceeded its pre-set funding target. Anyone looking for a practical and user-friendly energy storage device should take a look at EP500 and EP500 Pro. The project will run until mid-May.