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Meet the BaseCharge Series – BioLite's new range of high-capacity power stations that are ready to keep you fully charged whilst off-grid.

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Looks well made.

I see why the prices aren't mentioned. Similar price point to the Yeti power station.

No mention of the AC output (pure sine wave or modified)

A curious choice of advertising images, in the background is a vehicle with a battery with more storage capacity that costs 1/10th and has an onboard charge system 20 times faster. Couple of hundred for an inverter and you have power for weeks.

Am I the  only one who doesn’t really see a usage case for stuff like this?

Its £800 for the smaller one which has the capacity of 9 or 10 £50 battery packs.

Rather than spend £800 to have the capability of plugging in your 240v appliance, wouldn’t you spend a lot less to get a low power appliance you could charge via USB. Unless you want a hairdryer or a fridge when out in the wilds, I can’t see what you would want it for.