Goal Zero Yeti 3000X Portable Power Station, 3032Wh with 2000W AC Inverter and Expansion-Ready Yeti Link

This thing ran our fridge, freezer, a few lights, and the internet through an 11-hour outage without breaking a sweat. The 2000W inverter handles our coffee maker no problem. Adding the Yeti Link expansion later was the plan all along, and the modular setup makes that painless.

It's a beast at 70 lbs, so get the cart. Otherwise flawless. Ran my garage fridge and work lights all day.

3032Wh is real capacity, folks. Powered our tailgate setup (TV, speakers, electric cooler) for two full days. The only gripe is the display takes a second to update, which feels dated on a unit this expensive.

My husband and I live on a well, so when the power goes out we lose water too. This unit plus one expansion battery has run our well pump and essentials through two outages now. It's heavier than we can lift comfortably, but our son set it up in the garage and we just leave it plugged in. Knowing we have 3000 watt-hours sitting there ready is worth every dollar.

Does everything advertised, but the fan noise under heavy load is noticeable if it's in the same room. Also the app took some fiddling to connect. Performance itself has been solid for six months now.

Ditched my old janky inverter setup for this and I'll never go back. Charges from solar, runs my induction cooktop, powers everything. The Yeti Link means I can bolt on more capacity when I add an AC unit someday.

No grid power at our property, so this is our primary system. Runs lights, water pump, and charge all our devices between solar top-ups. Documentation could be better about optimal solar input settings, but a call to support sorted it out.

One of the USB-A ports stopped working about four weeks in. The rest of the unit performs well and support is shipping a replacement, but for something this size I expected better quality control. Rating will go up if the swap goes smoothly.

After the Texas freeze we swore we'd never be unprepared again. The 3000X is the sweet spot, big enough to matter, small enough to move. Ran our chest freezer for almost three days straight during the last outage. Now both my kids have one in their homes too.