BLUETTI Handsfree 2 Solar Backpack Power Station

Name: BLUETTI Handsfree 2 Solar Backpack Power Station
Brand: BLUETTI
Price: 798.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

$798.00

at Bluetti Canada

Price checked Oct 26, 2026

Key specs

Rated battery capacity: 512 Wh
Continuous output: 301 W
Surge output: 700 W

Example runtimes

Refrigeratorabout 8 hours
Freezerabout 10 hours
Wi-Fi router and modemabout 14 hours

Assumes 85% inverter efficiency and a 20% reserve (rated Wh × 0.68). Your appliances will differ; see the sizing guide.

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Key specs

Rated battery capacity: 512 Wh
Continuous output: 301 W
Surge output: 700 W

Example runtimes

Refrigeratorabout 8 hours
Freezerabout 10 hours
Wi-Fi router and modemabout 14 hours

Assumes 85% inverter efficiency and a 20% reserve (rated Wh × 0.68). Your appliances will differ; see the sizing guide.

About this product

The BLUETTI Handsfree 2 is a solar-compatible backpack power station that merges ergonomic carry design with practical off-grid energy storage. Its 512Wh capacity and 700W surge output (301W continuous) provide enough power to keep cameras, laptops, and other essentials running across multi-day outdoor shoots or extended trips. At just 4.1 inches thin (3.1 inches at its slimmest point), the unit fits easily in a trunk, backpack compartment, or tool cabinet when not worn. The integrated external attachment system lets users hang accessories such as tents, sleeping bags, or folding solar panels directly to the pack, enabling recharging from sunlight on the go. Shoulder straps include buckles compatible with GoPro and similar action cameras, keeping gear accessible without extra handling. Two AC outlets are built in, and the modular load-carrying construction supports organized storage for photography gear and travel essentials alike, making it a practical choice for photographers and outdoor enthusiasts who need reliable power without sacrificing mobility.

Category: Portable Power Stations
Brand: BLUETTI
Type: Portable Power Station
Accessible Solar Energy: Hook a folding solar panel to recharge with every bit of sunshine.
Power, Storage, Comfort: Ergonomic backpack design. Pack supplies and stay powered for multi-day shoots.
Ample Power For Outdoor Use: 512Wh capacity and 700W (301W) output keep cameras, laptops, and essentials running anytime.
World'S Thinnest Power Station: Just 4.1 in (3.1 in) thin. Fits in your trunk, backpack, or even a tool cabinet.

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the BLUETTI Handsfree 2 for its innovative wearable form factor, combining a well-built 60L backpack with a capable 512Wh, 700W power station. The backpack itself earns high marks for its padded compartments, MOLLE system, and comfort, making it a favorite among photographers, drone operators, and content creators. Fast charging (0-80% in roughly 45 minutes) and an impressive efficiency rating are frequently highlighted strengths. The most common criticisms center on overall weight (around 16.5 lbs before adding gear), which can be taxing on longer hikes, and the single AC outlet being limiting for multi-device setups. Some reviewers note the 700W output ceiling excludes high-draw appliances, and the value per Wh is less favorable compared to conventional portable stations. Most agree it is a specialized, niche product best suited to mobile content creators rather than general campers.

Specifications

Rated battery capacity: 512 Wh
Continuous output: 301 W
Surge output: 700 W
Expandable: No
AC outlets: 2

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