Elite 200 V2 vs VTOMAN Jump 1500X

This comparison targets buyers weighing a high-capacity home backup unit against a lighter, more flexible portable option. The Bluetti Elite 200 V2 delivers 2,600W of running power and 2,073 Wh of stored energy, enough to pass 43 out of 53 devices in our compatibility testing. It also accepts up to 1,000W of solar input, cutting full recharge time to roughly 7.4 hours.

The VTOMAN Jump 1500X covers a smaller footprint at 1,500W and 828 Wh, passing 33 of the same 53 devices, but it brings two features the Elite lacks: battery expansion and built-in UPS functionality. At 36.2 lbs versus 53.4 lbs, the Jump 1500X is notably easier to move. LFP chemistry appears in both units, though the Elite doubles the cycle rating at 6,000 versus 3,000.

The tradeoff is straightforward: more power and longevity from the Elite, or more portability and modularity from the VTOMAN.

Choose the Elite 200 V2 if you need heavy-duty device coverage and long cycle life for extended outages or off-grid solar setups. The Jump 1500X makes more sense for buyers who prioritize portability, UPS backup for sensitive electronics, or the option to add capacity later through expansion batteries. With a compatibility score of 83.5 versus 61 and superior power across nearly every metric, the Elite 200 V2 is the clear winner in this matchup.