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Quick pick
Cheapest 1 kWh class station per brand
For each brand, the cheapest station in stock with at least 1,000 Wh and 1,500 W continuous, read on November 14.
1EcoFlow: cheapest 1 kWh class
EcoFlow DELTA 2
1,024 Wh, 1,800 W, CA$688 per usable kWh [calc]. Cold: not published on the page.
- Capacity
- 1,024 Wh
- AC output
- 1,800 W (surge 2,700 W)
- Weight
- 12 kg
- Cold (published)
- not published on the page
- Cost [calc]
- CA$688 per usable kWh
CA$599 CA$1,299.00
2BLUETTI: cheapest 1 kWh class
BLUETTI Elite 100 V2
1,024 Wh, 1,800 W, CA$746 per usable kWh [calc]. Cold: not published on the page.
- Capacity
- 1,024 Wh
- AC output
- 1,800 W (surge 3,600 W)
- Weight
- not published
- Cold (published)
- not published on the page
- Cost [calc]
- CA$746 per usable kWh
CA$649 CA$799.00
3Jackery: cheapest 1 kWh class
Jackery Explorer 1000 v2
1,070 Wh, 1,500 W, CA$714 per usable kWh [calc]. Cold: charge 0 to 45°C · use -10 to 45°C.
- Capacity
- 1,070 Wh
- AC output
- 1,500 W (surge not published)
- Weight
- 11 kg
- Cold (published)
- charge 0 to 45°C · use -10 to 45°C
- Cost [calc]
- CA$714 per usable kWh
CA$649 CA$1,099.00
Prices checked Nov 14. How we compare: criteria, sources and dates
On the Canadian stores on November 14, 2026, the three brands are close on price per usable kWh in the 1 to 2 kWh range; they differ more on what they publish. EcoFlow shows surge and weight on every page we read and temperature ranges on 11 of 14; Jackery publishes temperature ranges on all five of its stations and surge on three; BLUETTI's Canadian Elite pages show little beyond capacity and output.
The three brands, summed up
| Brand (Canadian store) | Stations in stock | Prices | Capacities | Lowest CA$ per usable kWh [calc] | Charge range published |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EcoFlow | 14 | CA$499 to CA$2,799 | 499 to 4,096 Wh | DELTA 3 Max, CA$568 | 11 of 14 (charging from 0°C) |
| BLUETTI | 11 | CA$169 to CA$1,899 | 128 to 3,840 Wh | Elite 400, CA$582 | 3 of 11 (charging from 0°C) |
| Jackery | 5 | CA$259 to CA$3,899 | 288 to 5,040 Wh | Explorer 2000 v2, CA$633 | 5 of 5 (charging from 0°C) |
| Anker SOLIX | 6 | CA$329.99 to CA$3,199 | 288 to 3,840 Wh | S2000, CA$497 | 3 of 6 (charging from 0°C) |
| ALLPOWERS | 3 | CA$124.50 to CA$374.90 | 256 to 1,056 Wh | R1500 LITE, CA$418 | 0 of 3 |
Anker SOLIX and ALLPOWERS are in the summary too, for scale.
What each one publishes for the cold
Charging ranges start at 0°C for every station of the three brands that publishes one. Use (discharge) goes lower: -10°C at EcoFlow, -10°C or -15°C at Jackery, -20°C on BLUETTI's AC models. Details, station by station, on charging below freezing.
Same need, three brands
The three cards at the top are each brand's cheapest station in stock with at least 1,000 Wh and 1,500 W continuous. For your own appliances, let What will it run, and for how long pick across all five brands; every model is in the power station comparison for Canada.
Frequently asked questions
Which brand is cheapest per kWh in Canada?
On November 14, 2026, among stations of 1,000 Wh or more, the lowest cost per usable kWh of the three was EcoFlow's DELTA 3 Max (about CA$568), then BLUETTI's Elite 400 (about CA$582) and Jackery's Explorer 2000 v2 (about CA$633). Prices move daily during sales; the table shows each brand's full range.
Which one charges in the cold?
None below 0°C on the pages we read. EcoFlow and Jackery publish charging from 0 to 45°C, BLUETTI from 0 to 40°C (where it publishes a range). For use, Jackery publishes down to -15°C on two models, BLUETTI down to -20°C on its AC models, EcoFlow down to -10°C.
Is Anker SOLIX or ALLPOWERS worth a look?
Yes: Anker SOLIX publishes -20°C for use and sells the S2000 at one of the lowest costs per kWh we read, and ALLPOWERS' R1500 LITE had the lowest of all. Both are in the full comparison.