EGO POWER+ Power Stations: Keep Your Setup Running Anywhere

Best for
Charging phones, handhelds and a laptop

Best for
Owners with EGO 56V batteries already

Best for
Outage backup for a full entertainment center

Best for
Laptop or small monitor off one battery

Best for
Gaming setups needing app control and USB-C

The EGO POWER+ Portable Power Station 1400W, model PST1405-2, is the most modern unit in this list and the one we would point most gamers to. It delivers up to 1400W of continuous pure sine wave power with up to 2100W peak, which is plenty for a console, a large monitor or TV, a router and some lighting. It comes with two 56V 6.0Ah batteries and a charger, and it supports up to four batteries in total.

The feature list is strong for tech users. Ports include two fast-charge USB-A, one fast-charge USB-C, a 100W USB-C PD in/out and three 120V AC outlets. Pass-through charging lets you run devices while charging batteries at up to 900W, and it can also take 200W of solar input or 100W through USB-C PD. The EGO Connect app shows battery status, charge time and input and output power and can switch outlets on and off, while an LCD shows the same at a glance. It weighs 36 pounds. It gives way to the 3000W stations if you need to run heavy appliances like a full-sized fridge alongside your setup.

• 1400W continuous, 2100W peak, pure sine wave
• Two 6.0Ah batteries and charger included
• Three AC, 100W USB-C PD, USB-C and two USB-A
• EGO Connect app and LCD status screen

The EGO POWER+ Portable Inverter 400W, the EGO PAD5000 inverter (Nexus Escape), clicks onto a single EGO 56V battery and delivers 400W continuous with 800W peak in pure sine wave, which is safe for sensitive electronics. It has one 120V outlet, one USB-C, one 100W USB-C PD in/out and one USB-A, and it can charge an EGO battery through the USB-C PD port while powering devices.

Built-in LED lights help during an outage, and at 7.7 x 4.72 x 8.2 inches it packs easily. Battery and charger are not included. It suits a gaming laptop, a portable monitor, a handheld console and a phone at a campsite or in a blackout. It gives way to the stations for anything that pulls more than 400W, such as a desktop PC with a big GPU.

The EGO POWER+ Portable Power Station 3000W, the EGO PST3042, is a Nexus station kit with two 56V 7.5Ah batteries and a charger. It delivers 2000W continuous and 3000W peak, with three 120V AC outlets and four USB ports, a bright LED display that shows run time, robust steel handles, and a four-port battery charger that works when the station is plugged in.

The description says it can power a TV, a microwave and a full-sized refrigerator during an outage. The spec sheet oddly lists a “4 Stroke” engine type, which is clearly a data error on a battery unit. Unlike the PST3040 and PST1405 listings, this one does not state pure sine wave output, so check that if you plan to run sensitive electronics. It suits households that want one station to keep the living room, the console and the kitchen running together.

• 2000W continuous, 3000W peak
• Two 7.5Ah batteries and charger included
• Three AC outlets and four USB ports
• Four-port battery charging when plugged in

Best for
Longest runtime out of the box

The EGO Power+ PST3041 3000W Nexus Portable Power Station is the EGO PST3041 Nexus kit, and its big difference is four 5.0Ah batteries in the box. The listing mentions four USB ports, a bright LED display for run time, robust steel handles and quiet, clean power for indoor and outdoor use, with a recommended operating range of 41 to 104°F.

Details are thinner than on its siblings. The listing does not specify continuous running watts, and its spec field says one power outlet, which conflicts with the three AC outlets on the other 3000W Nexus listings. With four batteries loaded, it has the most total battery capacity out of the box in this lineup, 20Ah across four packs versus 15Ah on the PST3042, which makes it the one for long outages or all-day outdoor events.

The EGO POWER+ Portable Power Station 3000W, the EGO PST3040, is the bare version of the Nexus station, with battery and charger not included. It delivers 2000W continuous and 3000W peak, pure sine wave output, four USB ports and three 120V AC outlets, an LED run time display, steel handles and weather-resistant construction. It works with all EGO 56V ARC Lithium batteries.

Its spec table includes impossible entries like a 418cc engine displacement, which you can ignore. It suits EGO outdoor tool owners who already have a shelf of 56V batteries and want to put them to work powering a PC, TV and fridge when the lights go out. For comparison with other brands’ units, see our LiFePO4 battery power station guide.

The EGO POWER+ Portable Inverter 180W, the EGO PAD1800 inverter, is the smallest unit here at 1.5 pounds. It provides 180W of continuous pure sine wave power through one 120V outlet, plus a 100W USB-C port and a USB-A port. An integrated LED spotlight and carrying handle make it a handy outage and camping companion, and it carries a five-year tool warranty.

Battery and charger are not included. 180W is enough for phones, controllers, a handheld console, a laptop and a small router, but not a desktop PC. It suits fans who want a small, quiet charging hub at a festival or a tailgate.