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Goal Zero Yeti 300 Portable Power Station
Campers needing the documented mix of USB, 12-volt, and modest AC outputs
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Where it makes sense
The Yeti 300 combines a roughly 297-watt-hour battery with documented AC, USB, and 12-volt output limits. It can suit a camp setup that uses those connections directly, provided every device and cable is compatible. Compared with the Explorer 300 v2, its somewhat higher continuous AC rating should be weighed against a substantially heavier carry. A larger inverter number does not create a longer weekend: stored energy still limits total work. Goal Zero also publishes charging temperature and solar-input limits, which should guide where and how it is recharged. We do not extend promotional appliance examples into blanket compatibility claims.
The tradeoff
A 13.7-pound carry for approximately 297 watt-hours; appliance compatibility still needs checking
Documented specifications
| Battery capacity | 296.96 Wh; marketed as 297 Wh |
| AC continuous / surge | 350 / 600 W |
| Weight | 13.7 lb / 6.2 kg |
| Solar input maximum | 200 W; 12.3–28 V; up to 10 A |
| Charge temperature | 32–125.6 °F / 0–52 °C |
| Chemistry | LiFePO4 |
Sources & further reading
Manufacturer: Goal Zero Yeti 300 Portable Power Station ↗Manufacturer specifications and guidance checked September 2026. Model generations and included accessories can change; confirm the exact version before ordering.
