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DJI Power 1000 Mini
6796076
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Built-In 100W Retractable USB-C Cable, and 400W Car Charger
- Multiple recharging options, including grid, solar, car, and USB-C
- 4000 Cycle Battery Life
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- DJI
- Model Number:
- 6796076
- Battery:
- 84000 mAh
- Connections:
- Bluetooth 5.0
General Information
- Type:
- Power Station
- Colour:
- Black
- What's In The Box:
- 1x DJI Power 1000 Mini Outdoor Power Station, 1x DJI Power MC4 Solar Power Charging Cable, 1x DJI Power SDC to Car Charger Plug Power Cable (12V), 1x DI Power AC Power Cable, Documents
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 1 Year
General Information
- Type:
- Power Station
- Colour:
- Black
- What's In The Box:
- 1x DJI Power 1000 Mini Outdoor Power Station, 1x DJI Power MC4 Solar Power Charging Cable, 1x DJI Power SDC to Car Charger Plug Power Cable (12V), 1x DI Power AC Power Cable, Documents
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 216
- Product Width (mm):
- 212
- Product Depth (mm):
- 314
- Product Weight (kg):
- 12.8
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 300
- Box Width (mm):
- 270
- Box Depth (mm):
- 390
- Box Weight (kg):
- 12
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At a glance
The DJI Power 1000 Mini is a compact 1008Wh portable power station suited to campers, road trippers and households wanting easier backup power. Its strengths are portable size, multiple charging methods, a built-in retractable 100W USB-C cable and long-life LFP battery rated for 4000 cycles. The main limitation is that 1000W output is solid for everyday gear, but not ideal for higher-draw appliances that need more continuous power.
What it’s great for
- Camping
- Road Trips
- Emergency Home Backup
- Outdoor Content Creation
- Charging Personal Devices
- Small Appliance Power
Where it works best
- Campgrounds
- Car Boot Setups
- Caravan Trips
- Roadside Stops
- Home During Short Outages
- Outdoor Work Areas
Who it’s for
- Campers
- Road Trippers
- Content Creators
- Van Life Travellers
- Home Users Wanting Backup Power
- People Needing Portable Charging
Things to consider
Its 1000W maximum output and compact format are excellent for portable use, but users wanting to run more demanding appliances for longer may prefer a larger power station with higher sustained output and more battery capacity.
Camping suitability
9/10 - compact for a 1kWh-class unit, supports solar charging, and suits campsite device charging plus light appliance use.
Emergency backup fit
8/10 - well suited to keeping phones, laptops, lights and selected essentials running during shorter outages, but not a replacement for larger whole-home backup systems.
Portability rating
8/10 - approx. 11.5 kg is still substantial, but the compact footprint makes it easier to carry and store than many similar-capacity models.
Multi-device compatibility
High - includes AC, USB-A, USB-C, a retractable USB-C cable and multiple recharge pathways for a broad mix of modern devices.
Battery endurance rating
9/10 - 1008Wh capacity and an LFP battery rated to maintain over 80% capacity after 4000 cycles support strong long-term usability.
Key benefits
- 1008Wh battery capacity: gives you useful portable energy for charging multiple devices and running selected small appliances on trips or during short outages.
- Up to 1000W output: supports a wide range of everyday electronics and lighter-duty appliances without stepping up to a much larger unit.
- LFP battery chemistry: offers better long-term durability and thermal stability for regular portable power use.
- 4000-cycle lifespan: maintains over 80% capacity after 4000 cycles, helping it stay useful for frequent charging and backup routines.
- Built-in 100W retractable USB-C cable: makes everyday charging more convenient without needing to pack an extra lead.
- Multiple recharge options: lets you top up from grid power, compatible solar setups, a car connection or USB-C depending on where you are.
- Built-in 400W MPPT module: supports compatible solar charging with up to 400W input for more practical off-grid use.
- Compact 31.4 × 21.2 × 21.6 cm body: fits more easily into a car boot, campsite layout or small storage space than bulkier 1kWh-class units.
Q: Is this power station enough for home blackout backup?
A: Yes, for short outages and essential devices. DJI Power 1000 Mini has a 1008Wh battery and 1000W output, so it suits phones, laptops, lights and similar loads, but it is not designed for whole-home backup or high-draw appliances.
Q: Can the built-in USB-C cable charge a laptop?
A: Yes, if the laptop charges over USB-C and does not need more than 100W. DJI Power 1000 Mini has a retractable 100W USB-C cable, but laptops that use a higher-wattage or proprietary charger may only charge slowly or not at all.
Q: How many AC outlets does the Australian version have?
A: The Australian version has 2 AC output ports. That is enough for a couple of mains-powered devices at once, but buyers planning to run several AC items together should factor in both the 2-port layout and the unit's 1000W output limit.
Q: Does it support direct solar charging for camping trips?
A: Yes. DJI Power 1000 Mini supports solar recharging and includes a built-in MPPT module for compatible solar setups, which helps manage panel input. The main limitation is compatibility, so the panel setup needs to match the unit.
Q: How long should the battery last with regular use?
A: DJI Power 1000 Mini is rated to maintain over 80% capacity after 4000 full charge cycles. That suits longer-term regular use, but the cycle-life result is measured in controlled conditions at 25° C with Standard Mode charging and 400W discharge.
Q: Can it power devices while the unit is recharging?
A: Yes. DJI Power 1000 Mini supports bypass mode when connected to AC power, so connected devices can still draw from its AC outlets while the unit is charging. Output limits still apply, so it is not a substitute for fixed home backup.