Bluetti AC60 In-depth review and testing

Today we will take some time to go though Bluetti's new AC60 portable solar generator. We will go though the device, and also compare it to Bluetti's EB3A, EB55, and EB70 models to see how it stacks up.

00:00 Introduction
04:43 Weight
07:16 Size
08:40 Ports
13:39 Physical Controls
15:25 App Controls
19:56 USB-C and USB-A Port Testing
21:18 Wireless Qi Charging Port Testing
22:16 12v Cigarette Lighter Port Testing
25:18 AC Output Testing
29:38 Sound Level Test
30:46 Grid Charging Benchmarking
33:50 Solar Charging Benchmarking
41:57 Dual Charging Test
45:47 AC Quality Test
52:08 AC and DC Efficiency Curves
58:19 UPS Mode Testing
1:08:47 Conclusion

Note: (3/21): Bluetti has informed me that the voltage drop in the 12v stress test is normal. The 12v system is designed to be able to "float charge" a 12v lead acid battery straight from the cigarette lighter socket.

Here is exactly what they said:

"The above is a normal phenomenon: the lighter has a constant current function and can charge a 12V lead-acid battery, as well as carry a 150W kettle. The current control method is: if the voltage at AC60 is lower than 5V for more than 8 seconds, the output will be shut off. Due to factors such as line loss, the actual protection voltage at the load end is about 3-5V."