BLUETTI · Portable Power Stations
Apex 300+2*B300K | 3,840W, 8,294.4Wh - Apex 300+2*B300K | 3,840W, 8,294.4Wh
$5,098.00
$5,399.00Save $301.00 (6%)
at Bluetti Canada
Price checked Oct 26, 2026
Price tracked since Oct 25
Is this a good deal?
- The current price took effect within the last day.
- Across the 18 Portable Power Stations deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 36% — this deal’s 6% off is below that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from Bluetti Canada since October 2026, refreshed several times daily.
About this product
The BLUETTI Apex 300 paired with two B300K battery modules delivers a substantial 8,294.4Wh of total capacity alongside a 3,840W continuous output, making it a capable portable power station for demanding applications. This modular configuration is designed to serve home backup needs, RV travel, and off-grid living, with the expandable architecture allowing users to scale their power setup as requirements grow. The combination of high capacity and strong output means the system can handle energy-intensive appliances and multiple devices simultaneously. As a portable power station, it balances meaningful energy storage with the flexibility of a modular design, so the core unit and battery modules can be configured to suit different use cases. The upgrade-ready nature of the system gives it long-term versatility, making it a practical choice for those who need reliable, high-capacity power beyond what compact single-unit stations typically provide.
- Category
- Portable Power Stations
- Brand
- BLUETTI
- Type
- Portable Power Station
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the BLUETTI Apex 300 paired with B300K expansion batteries for its exceptional expandability, allowing capacity to scale from roughly 8.3kWh up to 58kWh, and for its impressive 3,840W output with native 120V/240V dual-voltage support. The LiFePO4 battery chemistry, rated for 6,000-plus cycles and an estimated 17-year lifespan, earns frequent mention as a standout long-term value. Fast charging (80% in about 45 minutes) and quiet fan operation under load are also recurring positives. The most common criticisms center on the extreme weight (the Apex 300 plus two B300K units approaches 215 lbs combined), which makes the system effectively semi-stationary rather than truly portable. Reviewers also consistently flag the absence of built-in USB and DC ports, which require purchasing the optional Hub D1 accessory at around $300 extra. Some note the companion app feels slower than competing brands, and a few users report customer support response times as slow.
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