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popularWoodSlayR posted Dec 29, 2025 08:26 PM
popularWoodSlayR posted Dec 29, 2025 08:26 PM

OUPES Exodus 2400 Portable Power Station | 2400W 2232Wh $427 W/Free shipping

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Use Code Pinball5 for another $22.45 off, bringing the total to $426.55. This deal breaks down to just 19 cents per Wh, which is easily the lowest I've ever seen for a name brand Power Station.

Exodus 2400: 2,232Wh Capacity | 2,400W AC Pure Sine Wave Inverter (2,600W Boost Mode)
LiFePO4 Battery with 3,500+ Life Cycles to 80%
13 Outputs For Multiple Devices
4 Ways to Recharge (Car Charging/AC Charging/PV Charging/AC+PV Charging)
Instant UPS Backup < 20ms
Smart HD LCD display
2,200W Max. Input charging speed (AC + Solar)
Exodus 2400 Net Weight: 45.2 lbs

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Use Code Pinball5 for another $22.45 off, bringing the total to $426.55. This deal breaks down to just 19 cents per Wh, which is easily the lowest I've ever seen for a name brand Power Station.

Exodus 2400: 2,232Wh Capacity | 2,400W AC Pure Sine Wave Inverter (2,600W Boost Mode)
LiFePO4 Battery with 3,500+ Life Cycles to 80%
13 Outputs For Multiple Devices
4 Ways to Recharge (Car Charging/AC Charging/PV Charging/AC+PV Charging)
Instant UPS Backup < 20ms
Smart HD LCD display
2,200W Max. Input charging speed (AC + Solar)
Exodus 2400 Net Weight: 45.2 lbs

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Jan 03, 2026 11:01 PM
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gatorgrad1234Jan 03, 2026 11:01 PM
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Have been exceptionally pleased with the customer service I've received on the Oupes. Only had my unit for less than a month so can't vouch for the durability but have called their help desk a couple of times and always was on hold less than 5 minutes waiting for a rep. I've also emailed several newbie questions, and their email response has always been in less than 24 hours. Far better than the customer service I've received from Jackery.
Jan 04, 2026 12:25 PM
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CLBrian68Jan 04, 2026 12:25 PM
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Quote from gatorgrad1234 :
Have been exceptionally pleased with the customer service I've received on the Oupes. Only had my unit for less than a month so can't vouch for the durability but have called their help desk a couple of times and always was on hold less than 5 minutes waiting for a rep. I've also emailed several newbie questions, and their email response has always been in less than 24 hours. Far better than the customer service I've received from Jackery.
Mine arrives on Monday. I'm curious what issues you've had that warranted calling customer service. Aren't these things pretty straightforward unless there is an issue?
Jan 04, 2026 03:23 PM
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gatorgrad1234Jan 04, 2026 03:23 PM
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Quote from CLBrian68 :
Mine arrives on Monday. I'm curious what issues you've had that warranted calling customer service. Aren't these things pretty straightforward unless there is an issue?
I placed order on Friday night but within hours decided on bigger unit. Sent email request to change, not expecting much, but Monday AM, received email my order was being upgraded. Couple hours later CSR confirmed my requested changes and gave approximate shipping date. Emailed them requesting quicker delivery than quoted as my grandson was returning to college and his help was needed in the set-up. Received reply from a different CSR that they were completely out of stock of my upgraded unit, but advised I'd be notified of new delivery date. Every AM I received email updating me on status of order. A few days later was advised they had received restock and that a unit was on the truck and being shipped. As to the unit itself, I needed technical support because the unit charged fine but didn't discharge at all. Called support who walked me through a few things ... still no power. Bumped me up to higher level of support who again tried to assist and followed up each phone call with a detailed list of things we had tried during the phone call. Still no power. Without any questions they apologized and started arranging a replacement unit. Turns out I had completely neglected to push the AC button, only pushing the general "power on" button. Once I pushed that, the unit has worked like a charm. The reps properly assumed I had pushed that button prior to my calls. Lesson to self ... as a technologically challenged, 75-year-old ... put on your tri-focals and read the darned manual before calling support. But at each interaction, CSRs "owned" my issues and worked diligently to resolve them. I don't find that very often today.
Jan 04, 2026 06:34 PM
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CLBrian68Jan 04, 2026 06:34 PM
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Quote from gatorgrad1234 :
I placed order on Friday night but within hours decided on bigger unit. Sent email request to change, not expecting much, but Monday AM, received email my order was being upgraded. Couple hours later CSR confirmed my requested changes and gave approximate shipping date. Emailed them requesting quicker delivery than quoted as my grandson was returning to college and his help was needed in the set-up. Received reply from a different CSR that they were completely out of stock of my upgraded unit, but advised I'd be notified of new delivery date. Every AM I received email updating me on status of order. A few days later was advised they had received restock and that a unit was on the truck and being shipped. As to the unit itself, I needed technical support because the unit charged fine but didn't discharge at all. Called support who walked me through a few things ... still no power. Bumped me up to higher level of support who again tried to assist and followed up each phone call with a detailed list of things we had tried during the phone call. Still no power. Without any questions they apologized and started arranging a replacement unit. Turns out I had completely neglected to push the AC button, only pushing the general "power on" button. Once I pushed that, the unit has worked like a charm. The reps properly assumed I had pushed that button prior to my calls. Lesson to self ... as a technologically challenged, 75-year-old ... put on your tri-focals and read the darned manual before calling support. But at each interaction, CSRs "owned" my issues and worked diligently to resolve them. I don't find that very often today.
Hah, nice. What size unit / model did you end up getting?
My 2400 from this deal came in this morning and all appears well and getting it's first full charge now. Fingers crossed for lots of remote coffee making and power tool usage for years to come.
Jan 07, 2026 04:30 PM
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TenseLocket1365Jan 07, 2026 04:30 PM
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Quote from Acina :
I own this unit from the last deal at this price. That deal was listed as refurbished, but I think they sent me a new one. Works like a champ.I just used code THESOLARLAB for an extra 5% off, this discount works at the time of this post.
This code still works as of 1/7/2026 thank you!
Jan 08, 2026 07:58 AM
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AcinaJan 08, 2026 07:58 AM
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Don't ever buy Exodus 1500, it is too loud.
Jan 08, 2026 04:20 PM
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MagentaPartner167Jan 08, 2026 04:20 PM
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Quote from Acina :
Don't ever buy Exodus 1500, it is too loud.
Under what load is it loud? From what others have said it is only loud when fast charging or over some threshold wattage.

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Jan 08, 2026 04:32 PM
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AcinaJan 08, 2026 04:32 PM
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Quote from MagentaPartner167 :
Under what load is it loud? From what others have said it is only loud when fast charging or over some threshold wattage.
Solar charging over 150w, Fast AC charging at 500w, and AC output at 500w. It's nothing like the Exodus 2400, I am really disappointed and will be returning it.
Jan 11, 2026 10:18 AM
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ealtintaJan 11, 2026 10:18 AM
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I purchased this unit and tested it by connecting a device that draws approximately 30 watts. After 2.5 hours of use, the battery level dropped by 6%.
At that load, the expected energy usage is about 75 watt-hours (2.5 × 30). Given a total capacity of 2232 Wh, this should correspond to roughly a 3.3% drop. Even allowing for battery inefficiency of up to 30%, the expected drop would be around 4.7%.

Instead, I observed a 6% drop, which suggests close to 50% inefficiency. Is this behavior specific to my unit, or is it common for this brand?
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Jan 11, 2026 02:31 PM
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geekwithoutacauseJan 11, 2026 02:31 PM
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Quote from ealtinta :
I purchased this unit and tested it by connecting a device that draws approximately 30 watts. After 2.5 hours of use, the battery level dropped by 6%.At that load, the expected energy usage is about 75 watt-hours (2.5 × 30). Given a total capacity of 2232 Wh, this should correspond to roughly a 3.3% drop. Even allowing for battery inefficiency of up to 30%, the expected drop would be around 4.7%.Instead, I observed a 6% drop, which suggests close to 50% inefficiency. Is this behavior specific to my unit, or is it common for this brand?
Ive seen online tests of capacity and they were good. I don't rhink testing w 30 watts load and partial drain is a good test.
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Quote from gatorgrad1234 :
Have been exceptionally pleased with the customer service I've received on the Oupes. Only had my unit for less than a month so can't vouch for the durability but have called their help desk a couple of times and always was on hold less than 5 minutes waiting for a rep. I've also emailed several newbie questions, and their email response has always been in less than 24 hours. Far better than the customer service I've received from Jackery.
I agree, they were very responsive & helpful in walking me through (by email) step by step to resolve the only issue I've had with my unit. I take that as a win. I can't say that about some other brands, not necessarily power stations, but consumer electronic devices in general, that I've owned and had problems with in the past.
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Quote from geekwithoutacause :
Ive seen online tests of capacity and they were good. I don't rhink testing w 30 watts load and partial drain is a good test.
Same here. I watched many reviews and people benchmarking it before I bought it. & everything I've seen on YouTube seems to check out.
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Quote from ealtinta :
I purchased this unit and tested it by connecting a device that draws approximately 30 watts. After 2.5 hours of use, the battery level dropped by 6%.
At that load, the expected energy usage is about 75 watt-hours (2.5 × 30). Given a total capacity of 2232 Wh, this should correspond to roughly a 3.3% drop. Even allowing for battery inefficiency of up to 30%, the expected drop would be around 4.7%.

Instead, I observed a 6% drop, which suggests close to 50% inefficiency. Is this behavior specific to my unit, or is it common for this brand?
Have you ever been depleted your unit to 0%? If not, you might want to drain it fully, but not just to 0% but keep a load on it after it shows 0% until the unit errors out, then recharge to 100%. This is the recalibration process. I had capacity issues and these are the steps customer service walked me through to recalibrate the battery.
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Quote from CLBrian68 :
Hah, nice. What size unit / model did you end up getting?
My 2400 from this deal came in this morning and all appears well and getting it's first full charge now. Fingers crossed for lots of remote coffee making and power tool usage for years to come.
If it's a brand new unit, I'd suggest (If you haven't already done so) to do a complete full charge cycle on the unit. Drain it beyond 0% until the unit errors out, then charge to 100%. These steps calibrates the battery. I was having capacity issues with mine and customer service told me to do what I just told you, to calibrate the battery. Been great ever since. But apparently, if you never drain it to 0% when using it, you might want to consider intentionally draining it to 0% once in a while to keep it properly calibrated.

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Quote from gatorgrad1234 :
I placed order on Friday night but within hours decided on bigger unit. Sent email request to change, not expecting much, but Monday AM, received email my order was being upgraded. Couple hours later CSR confirmed my requested changes and gave approximate shipping date. Emailed them requesting quicker delivery than quoted as my grandson was returning to college and his help was needed in the set-up. Received reply from a different CSR that they were completely out of stock of my upgraded unit, but advised I'd be notified of new delivery date. Every AM I received email updating me on status of order. A few days later was advised they had received restock and that a unit was on the truck and being shipped. As to the unit itself, I needed technical support because the unit charged fine but didn't discharge at all. Called support who walked me through a few things ... still no power. Bumped me up to higher level of support who again tried to assist and followed up each phone call with a detailed list of things we had tried during the phone call. Still no power. Without any questions they apologized and started arranging a replacement unit. Turns out I had completely neglected to push the AC button, only pushing the general "power on" button. Once I pushed that, the unit has worked like a charm. The reps properly assumed I had pushed that button prior to my calls. Lesson to self ... as a technologically challenged, 75-year-old ... put on your tri-focals and read the darned manual before calling support. But at each interaction, CSRs "owned" my issues and worked diligently to resolve them. I don't find that very often today.
I agree 100%, In my only interaction with them, CS was very responsive & helpful in walking me through (by email) step by step to resolve the only issue I've had with my unit. Super impressed with the experience and worth letting others know.

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