Bluetti Elite 10: Mini‑powerstation with USB ports and AC outlet

Bluetti has expanded its lineup with the Elite 10, a compact battery that sits between a classic powerbank and a full‑size powerstation. With a 128 Wh capacity, the Elite 10 aims at users who want more power and outlet variety than a typical USB battery can provide, while still keeping portability and easy handling in mind.

The unit offers several USB outputs alongside an AC socket, making it useful for charging phones, tablets, small laptops or running small appliances on the go. Bluetti positions the Elite 10 for people who need flexible charging options for short trips, camping, remote work or as a convenient home backup for small devices.

Key features (reported)

• Capacity: 128 Wh — more than a standard powerbank but below most full powerstations.
• Outputs: Multiple USB ports plus at least one AC outlet for small appliances.
• Form factor: Compact and portable — designed for users who need extra power without the bulk of a full powerstation.

Who should consider it?

The Elite 10 is aimed at users who want greater versatility than a typical USB battery but don’t need the heavy weight or high capacity of a large powerstation. It’s a good fit for campers, digital nomads, photographers on location shoots, or anyone who wants a compact backup for essential gear.

Travel note

Because the Elite 10 is rated at 128 Wh, it sits in the range (100–160 Wh) that often requires airline approval for carriage in checked or carry‑on baggage. If you plan to fly with this unit, check your airline’s battery rules and declare the battery if required.

Availability & more info

The announcement highlights Bluetti’s trend toward smaller, more flexible power solutions. For specifications, pricing and official availability, check Bluetti’s website (opens in a new tab): bluetti.com. You can also read the original report on ifun.de (opens in a new tab) for the German coverage: ifun.de.

Discussion: Would a 128 Wh mini‑powerstation like the Bluetti Elite 10 replace your current powerbank — or do you prefer higher‑capacity, heavier powerstations? What features matter most to you in a compact battery?