Zendure SuperBase Pro 2000 - 2,096Wh Portable Power

Zendure SuperBase Pro 2000 is a portable power station built around a 2,096Wh lithium nickel manganese cobalt battery. Its black chassis combines six 100-120V AC outlets, USB-C charging, DC outputs, and a car-style socket in one wheeled unit.

Power And Port Layout

The station provides 2,096Wh of capacity and 2,000W of AC output. AmpUp mode raises output to 3,000W, while the six AC sockets use the US 100-120V range.

Its front panel adds two USB-C ports rated at up to 100W each and two additional USB-C ports rated at 20W total. Three DC5521 outputs, one 13.6V car outlet, and the remaining power interfaces bring the documented total to 14 output ports.

Charging And Connectivity

Zendure lists an 1,800W AC input and up to 600W of DC input through an XT60 connection. The system supports Wi-Fi, 4G IoT, GPS, and a companion app for remote monitoring and control.

The SuperBase Pro 2000 uses NMC battery chemistry rather than the LFP cells used by the smaller SuperBase Pro 1500. Zendure's US warranty terms specify a 2-year warranty for the SuperBase Pro 2000.

Size Weight And Price

The US model measures 17.56 by 10.51 by 13.86 inches and weighs 46.5 pounds. Built-in wheels help move the enclosure, but its weight places it closer to a home-backup unit than a small travel battery.

T3 reported a US price of $1,699 for the SuperBase Pro 2000. That figure was reported on 01/26/2023, while the smaller SuperBase Pro 1500 was listed at $1,599 in the same comparison.

Best Fit For Home Backup

The SuperBase Pro 2000 fits users who need multiple AC sockets, a 2,000W inverter, and app-connected monitoring in one portable enclosure. Compared with the 1,456Wh SuperBase Pro 1500, its 2,096Wh battery offers the larger documented capacity, while the 1500 uses LFP chemistry.

The tradeoff is the 46.5-pound weight and NMC battery design. This is a better match for backup power, workshops, RV equipment, and longer off-grid sessions than for lightweight day trips.