Allpowers R600 vs Goal Zero Yeti 300

What is the difference?

The Allpowers R600 has 600 W of power, 1.2 kW peak, a 299 Wh battery. The Goal Zero Yeti 300 has 350 W of power, 600 W peak, a 296.96 Wh battery.

Both use LiFePO4 batteries.

The Allpowers R600 is rated for 3500 cycles, the Goal Zero Yeti 300 is rated for 4000 cycles.

The Allpowers R600 takes up to 220 W from solar, the Goal Zero Yeti 300 takes up to 200 W from solar. The Allpowers R600 charges faster from panels.

The Allpowers R600 weighs 12 lb, the Goal Zero Yeti 300 weighs 14 lb. The Allpowers R600 is easier to carry.

Both have a 5-year warranty.

The Allpowers R600 charges from a wall outlet to 100 % in 60 min, the Goal Zero Yeti 300 charges from a wall outlet to 100 % in 50 min. The Goal Zero Yeti 300 is ready again sooner.

Both have 120 V AC output.

Specs side by side

	Allpowers R600	Goal Zero Yeti 300
Capacity (Wh)	299	296.96
Continuous (W)	600	350
Peak (W)	1200	600
Solar input (W)	220	200
Chemistry	LiFePO4	LiFePO4
Cycles	3500	4000
Expandable	—	—
Weight (lb)	12	14
Warranty (yr)	5	5
Fridge run time	5.6 h	5.6 h
CPAP run time	6.8 h	6.7 h
Wi-Fi router run time	19.7 h	19.6 h
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Specs as read from manufacturer pages on 2026-10-30 / 2026-10-31. Specs one maker does not list are left out of the comparison. Run times are for that appliance alone with a typical duty cycle, after inverter and depth-of-discharge losses. Sponsored links; we may earn a commission.

Common questions

Which is lighter, Allpowers R600 or Goal Zero Yeti 300?

The Allpowers R600. Lighter: 12 lb vs 14 lb.

Which charges faster from solar, Allpowers R600 or Goal Zero Yeti 300?

The Allpowers R600. Faster solar charging: 220 W input vs 200 W input.

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