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DJI's Power Auro 2000 Elite Packs 2000Wh Into a 19kg Case
DJI announced the DJI Power Auro 2000 Elite, a 2000Wh portable power station with steady 2000W output, on October 28.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Why it matters
DJI is shrinking its power stations and leaning on drone fast charging and its own app, which ties the hardware line more tightly to its drone ecosystem than to the general portable-power market.
Key Facts
- DJI announced the Power Auro 2000 Elite, a 2000Wh portable power station with steady 2000W output, on October 28.
- The Power Auro 2000 Elite is 24% smaller in volume and about 14% lighter than the DJI Power 2000, at roughly 19kg.
- DJI priced the Power Auro 2000 Elite at 147,400 yen.
- The unit charges from 0% to 80% in 85 minutes on household power at up to 1440W.
- A dedicated expansion battery scheduled for later release can raise capacity to 12,000Wh.
The unit is 24% smaller in volume and about 14% lighter than the DJI Power 2000, at roughly 19kg, and sells for 147,400 yen. A dedicated expansion battery planned for later release can raise capacity to 12,000Wh.
The Power Auro 2000 Elite sets its ports on one side, so every terminal stays reachable whether the unit sits upright or flat. Charging runs five ways, from household input up to 1440W (0% to 80% in 85 minutes) to the built-in car charger, which reaches full charge in as little as 4 hours. Two SDC ports take solar together at up to 1200W, for a full charge in about 2.7 hours.
The LFP cells keep more than 70% capacity after 6000 cycles, and a UPS function switches within 0.01 seconds. Drone fast charging reaches 240W for Mavic 4 Pro and Air 3 series flight batteries.
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