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BLUETTI launches Elite 30 mini portable power station

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BLUETTI launches Elite 30 mini portable power station
By AI, Created 17:00 UTC, Nov 10, 2026, AGP -

BLUETTI unveiled the Elite 30 mini on November 10, 2026, adding a compact 288Wh power station built for desks, cars and weekend trips. The new model starts at $239.99 and combines 300W output, fast recharging and built-in cable management in a 3.3kg design.

Why it matters: - The Elite 30 mini is aimed at people who want portable power they can carry every day, not just store for emergencies. - The compact format targets work, travel and home use, which broadens portable power beyond RVs and backup-only scenarios. - The unit’s fast charging, UPS function and multiple output options make it relevant for laptops, routers, phones and other daily devices.

What happened: - BLUETTI announced the Elite 30 mini on November 10, 2026. - The portable power station has a 288Wh capacity, 300W rated AC output and up to 600W of power lifting. - BLUETTI priced the standalone unit at $239.99 and made it available through the BLUETTI Store and Amazon. - Buyers can get an additional 5% off with code BLUETTI5OFF.

The details: - The Elite 30 mini uses a vertical design, following the Elite 100 mini as BLUETTI’s second portable power station with that form factor. - The device weighs 3.3kg, or 7.3lb, and has a 4.3-liter form factor. - An integrated carrying strap comes standard, and an optional shoulder strap is available. - The unit includes a built-in, retractable 140W bidirectional USB-C cable rated for up to 10,000 retractions. - The Elite 30 mini also has two 140W bidirectional USB-C ports and five total output ports, including USB-C, USB-A, AC outlets and a 12V car outlet. - The power station supports AC, solar and car charging. - With up to 380W of combined AC and solar input, the Elite 30 mini can recharge to 80% in 46 minutes. - The battery uses LiFePO₄ chemistry and is rated for more than 6,000 charge cycles before reaching 70% of its original capacity. - The unit operates at 35dB and includes 10ms UPS switching for desktop computers, Wi-Fi routers and NAS units. - A built-in LED light offers stepless brightness adjustment, warm and cool lighting modes, SOS strobe and brightness memory. - Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity support remote monitoring, customizable input and output settings, and wireless OTA firmware updates. - Each purchase includes a BLUETTI Mystery Card with a unique icon and a chance to win the Special Grand Prize.

Between the lines: - BLUETTI is pushing portable power toward everyday carry rather than treating it as a niche backup product. - The built-in cable and vertical shape are practical design choices that reduce clutter and make the unit easier to use in small spaces. - The focus on quiet operation and UPS switching suggests BLUETTI is targeting home office users as well as travelers.

What's next: - BLUETTI is now selling the Elite 30 mini through its own store and Amazon. - The company is using a launch discount and promotional prize card to drive early purchases. - BLUETTI will likely position the Elite 30 mini alongside its other portable power products for everyday and off-grid use.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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