ALLPOWERS S2000 Pro 1500Wh - 2400W, 4000W Surge
Published on 09/19/2026 at 16:12 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
ALLPOWERS S2000 Pro 1500Wh puts a 2400W continuous output and 4000W surge into a portable power station shape that measures 14.76 x 9.64 x 9.84 inch. The model page also lists a 1500Wh battery, a 110V 1500W AC input, and a 650W max solar input The Gadgeteer review.
Power And Charging Specs
The same review lists four AC outlets, four USB-A ports, two USB-C ports, one 110V 30A RV outlet, and one car port. It also gives a 1500W AC charging input and a 500W solar input, which places the unit in the portable station class rather than a small backup battery.
ALLPOWERS' contact page lists ALLPOWERS INC at 1455 S. Campus Ave. Unit A, Ontario, CA 91761, United States US contact page. The same page names ALLPOWERS Guangzhou, ALLPOWERS HongKong, ALLPOWERS Germany, and ALLPOWERS Japan.
Price Signals In The Market
The Gadgeteer placed the S2000 Pro at $1299, with a sale price of $699 at the time of the review The Gadgeteer review. A later US marketplace listing showed $1099.00 for an S2000 Pro bundle with panels, but that bundle is a different package and not the bare station.
Where It Sits Today
The S2000 Pro sits above smaller 2000W portable stations on output and lands in the high-capacity portable power category. Its most concrete numbers are the 1500Wh battery, 2400W continuous output, and 4000W surge, which make the model easy to place against competing backup stations with lower output ceilings.
ALLPOWERS S2000 Pro At A Glance
- Product: ALLPOWERS S2000 Pro Portable Power Station 2400W | 1500Wh
- Manufacturer: ALLPOWERS INC
- Category: Portable power station
- Battery capacity: 1500Wh
- Continuous output: 2400W
- Surge output: 4000W
- AC input: 1500W
- Solar input: 650W max
- Price: $699 (as of 01/11/2024)
Bottom Line For Buyers
The S2000 Pro makes sense for readers who want a power station with a 1500Wh battery, RV-ready output, and a 2400W inverter ceiling. The fixed numbers give it a clear position, and the package is defined by capacity and output rather than compact size.
