BLUETTI · Portable Power Stations
Apex 300+B500K | 3,840W, 7,884.80Wh - Apex 300+B500K | 3,840W, 7,884.80Wh
$4,199.00
$5,099.00Save $900.00 (18%)
at Bluetti Canada
Price checked Oct 25, 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 18% 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+B500K is a high-capacity portable power station combining a 7,884.80Wh total energy reserve with a robust 3,840W output, making it well-suited for home backup, RV use, and extended off-grid applications. Its modular design allows for configuration flexibility and future capacity upgrades, so users can tailor the system to their evolving power needs. The pairing of the Apex 300 unit with the B500K expansion battery delivers a substantial energy reserve capable of running a wide range of household appliances and power-hungry devices. This kind of scalable architecture is particularly practical for those who want a foundational power solution today with the option to expand tomorrow. The combination of high wattage output and a large usable capacity positions this system as a serious option for anyone seeking reliable, portable power at a near-whole-home scale.
- Category
- Portable Power Stations
- Brand
- BLUETTI
- Type
- Portable Power Station
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the BLUETTI Apex 300 + B500K for its exceptional expandability, high 3,840W continuous output with native 120V/240V support, and impressively fast charging (around 45 minutes to 80%). The long-lasting LFP battery chemistry, rated for 6,000 cycles on the Apex 300 and 3,500+ on the B500K, is frequently cited as a strong value proposition over a long ownership horizon. The combination of quiet operation, solid build quality, and competitive cost-per-Wh compared to similar large-capacity systems earns consistent approval. The most common complaints center on portability: the combined unit is extremely heavy, making it impractical to move once placed. Reviewers also flag that USB and 12V DC outputs require purchasing the optional Hub D1 accessory separately, which many find frustrating at this price point.
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