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Goal Zero Yeti 200X

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Goal Zero Yeti 200X

200X

Solid ultra-light pickup if you value name-brand warmth over tech specs.

Goal Zero's sub-200Wh LFP camping daypower — light enough to live in a backpack.

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29
Weak · /100
VerdictRecommended at the right price
Capacity188 Wh
Output120 W
Weight5 lb

Best for

Pocketable 5 lb camping daypower for short trips

Avoid if

You need real inverter output for appliances

What It Can Run

  • Phones, tablets, lights
  • Small fan, USB gadgets

Runtimes assume inverter efficiency, depth of discharge and a duty cycle for compressor appliances. See the runtime calculator for exact estimates.

Performance Breakdown

Usable capacity
0
Inverter output
0
Charge speed
65
Solar input
10
Battery longevity
5
Portability
100
Overall value
46
Warranty
0
Ports & expandability
40

By Use Case

One product ranks differently for each scenario — see where this one fits.

Home Backup
5
Camping
57
RV Travel
23
Solar Use
32

Full Specifications

Battery capacity188 Wh
Usable capacity157 Wh
ChemistryLiFePO4
Cycle life (80%)800 cycles
Inverter output120 W
Surge output300 W
Wall recharge4 hr
Solar max input120 W
AC outlets2
USB-C ports2
USB-A ports2
12V carport1
DC outputs2
Weight5 lb
Dimensions8 x 5.5 x 5.3
ExpandableNo
UPS functionNo
App controlNo
Warranty1 yr
Release year2022

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Just 5 lb — true pocket weight
  • 2 AC + 2 USB-A ports
  • 2 USB-C
  • Decent 188Wh for ultra-light

Cons

  • 120W inverter is modest
  • Slow 4 hr wall
  • No app
  • 1-yr warranty

Major weaknesses: Only 120W inverter · 1-yr warranty · 800 cycles (low for LFP) · Slow 4-hr wall charge · No app.

Final Recommendation

Recommended at the right price

Solid ultra-light pickup if you value name-brand warmth over tech specs.