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Goal Zero Yeti 700

677 Wh LiFePO4 power station with 600 W continuous AC output (1,000 W surge), ~1.7 h full wall recharge, 4,000-cycle battery, sub-20 ms automatic power switching, and a 5-year warranty.

brand: Goal Zero family: Yeti (6th-generation compact, LiFePO4) category: Portable Power Stations confidence: medium updated: Aug 2, 2026

Goal Zero Yeti 700 portable power station, front view with the hinged tinted port cover raised, showing the 12 V car socket and 8 mm input on the left, the colour status display in the centre with pair, light and info buttons above it, a row of USB-C and USB-A ports below, and two AC outlets on the right, on an aluminium body with rubber corner feet.
Manufacturer product image, from Goal Zero. Shown for identification only; specifications come from the sources listed below.

Machine summary · product · goal-zero-yeti-700

brand
Goal Zero
model_name
Yeti 700
release_status
current
market_region
US
battery_capacity_wh
677.37
continuous_ac_output_w
600
battery_chemistry
lifepo4
weight_kg
9.2
confidence_level
medium
source_last_checked
2026-07-04
official_product_url
https://goalzero.com/products/yeti-700-portable-power-station-lfp-batteries
json_export
/products/goal-zero-yeti-700.json

Overview

The Yeti 700 is the largest of Goal Zero's 6th-generation compact stations, sharing the Yeti 300/500/700 platform: LiFePO4 cells rated for 4,000 cycles to 80%, a pure-sine inverter feeding two AC outlets, 100 W USB-C PD, and the Automatic Power Switching (APS) function that moves from grid to battery in under 20 ms (explicitly not a certified UPS per the manual). Wall charging peaks at 500 W for a rated 1.7-hour full recharge; the 8 mm input accepts up to 200 W of solar. At 9.2 kg it stays hand-portable while offering ~36% more capacity than the Yeti 500.

Variant note: 6th-generation Yeti 700 (677 Wh LiFePO4). No prior-generation namesake exists on goalzero.com; identity confirmed via the shared Yeti 300/500/700 120V user guide and '6th generation' family branding.

Data note: Official sources conflict on unit weight (page 9.2 kg vs manual 9.5 kg; page value used, both preserved in provenance) and dimensions (page's '27.1 cm' height contradicts its own 8.55 in = 21.72 cm; internally-consistent manual figures used). Page marketing cites '(600 W input)' for recharge while both spec tables say 500 W max AC input; 500 W used. USB-C port count: manual/faceplate say 2, page spec list implies 3; manual used. Full recharge time appears as 1.7 h (spec table), 'under 2 hours' (marketing), '105 min' (family landing page); spec-table value used.

Specifications

Values are normalized to the category attribute schema; each core value's original claim and source are in the provenance table below. Fields not officially documented are omitted rather than estimated.

Battery
AttributeValue
Battery capacity 677.37 Wh
Battery chemistry LiFePO4 (LFP)
Cycle life 4,000 cycles to 80%
Expandable battery support No
AC output
AttributeValue
Continuous AC output 600 W
Surge output 1,000 W
AC outlets 2
Waveform Pure sine wave
Charging
AttributeValue
Max AC charging input 500 W
Full AC recharge time 1 h 42 min
Max solar input 200 W
Solar input voltage range 12.3-28V
Car charging Supported
Pass-through charging Supported
Ports
AttributeValue
Output ports 2 × AC outlets, 2 × USB-A (max 18 W/port), 2 × USB-C (max 100 W/port), 1 × 12V car socket (max 162 W), 1 × DC barrel (other) (max 135 W)
Max single-port USB-C output 100 W
RV port (TT-30) No
Physical
AttributeValue
Weight (unit) 9.2 kg (20.3 lb)
Dimensions (L × W × H) 288 × 196 × 217 mm
Features & support
AttributeValue
App control Yes
UPS / EPS EPS (emergency power supply)
Warranty 5 years
Release status Current
Market region US

Use cases

  • Multi-day camping: lights, phones, laptops, small appliances under 600 W
  • Apartment emergency backup: fridge-adjacent loads, networking, lighting
  • Small home office backup via sub-20 ms APS switchover
  • CPAP backup for 2–3 nights (pure sine wave output)

Strengths and weaknesses

Strengths

  • 4,000-cycle LiFePO4 rating suits frequent cycling
  • Rated 1.7 h full wall recharge at 500 W input
  • Sub-20 ms automatic power switching with pass-through charging
  • 100 W USB-C PD port charges most laptops
  • 5-year warranty is at the long end of the category

Weaknesses

  • 600 W continuous output rules out high-draw appliances
  • Solar input capped at 200 W
  • No expansion battery support ('Chainable: No' per manual)
  • No RV (TT-30) port
  • Not a certified UPS per Goal Zero's own manual

Use-case fit

Also eligible for: Camping Portable Power · CPAP Backup Portable Power · Apartment Outage Backup · Home Office Backup

Fit is computed from this product's normalized fields using each use-case page's published hard filters and ranking rules — see any linked page for the exact logic.

Comparisons featuring this product

Mid Capacity: BLUETTI AC70 vs Pecron E600LFP vs Goal Zero Yeti 500 vs Goal Zero Yeti 700 vs Anker SOLIX C800 Plus

Five US-market LiFePO4 stations between 499 and 768 Wh. Output philosophy splits them: BLUETTI, Pecron, and Anker push 1,000–1,200 W inverters into this size class, while Goal Zero pairs smaller 500–600 W inverters with 4,000-cycle packs and sub-20 ms switching.

updated: Jul 8, 2026

Where to buy

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MerchantPriceCheckedAvailabilityLink
Goal ZeroprimaryManufacturer directNot trackedView at Goal Zero
AmazonaffiliateMarketplaceNot trackedView at Amazon — Model Name Yeti 700; listing states 677 Wh LiFePO4, 600 W AC with 1000 W surge, matching the record. NOTE: this listing reports Manufacturer Part Number 36900, which is the SKU our Yeti 300 record carries. Amazon MPN fields are demonstrably unreliable here, and title plus specs are unambiguous, so the link stands. Retailer metadata is never canonical; if the Yeti 300 SKU is ever re-verified, do it against Goal Zero, not Amazon.

Sources and provenance

Every core field below carries the exact claim text it was normalized from, the official source, and the date it was checked. Policy: official manufacturer sources only for core specs; retailer and marketplace pages are never used as canonical sources. See the methodology for the full source hierarchy.

Field-level provenance (15 entries, checked 2026-07-04)
FieldNormalized valueRaw claimSourceConfidence
batteryCapacityWh 677.37 677.37 Wh(25.6 V, 26.46 Ah) Official product page — Manual spec table: '677.376 Wh (25.6 V)' — rounding difference only. high
continuousAcOutputW 600 AC (Inverter)(pure sine wave): 600 W Continuous, 1000 W Surge, 115 V, 5 A Official spec page — Manual: '2x AC 600 W, 1000 W Surge'. high
surgeAcOutputW 1000 AC (Inverter)(pure sine wave): 600 W Continuous, 1000 W Surge, 115 V, 5 A Official spec page — Surge listed separately from continuous. high
numberOfAcOutlets 2 2x AC | 600 W, 1000 W Surge (Yeti 700 column); faceplate diagram label: 'AC Outputs x 2' Official manual (PDF) — Product page spec list does not state AC outlet count; manual does. high
batteryChemistry lifepo4 Cell Chemistry | LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) Official manual (PDF) — Product page agrees: 'LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate)'. high
acInputW 500 AC Fast Charge: 500W (120V, up to 4.16A) Official spec page — Manual agrees: 'AC Input 500 W max'; slow-charge mode is 340 W. CONFLICT: same page's marketing copy says '(600 W input)' in the recharge blurb — reported, not adopted. medium
acRechargeTimeHours 1.7 AC Fast Charge: 1.7 hrs Official spec page — Full-charge claim. Other official phrasings: 'recharge from 0% to 100% in under 2 hours' (page marketing), 'AC Recharge (0-100%): 105 Min.' (family landing page). high
solarInputW 200 8 mm Low Voltage Input: 200W Max (12.3-28 V, up to 10A) Official spec page — Manual agrees: '8mm Solar 200 W max'. Solar recharge: '3.8 hrs' at 200 W per page spec table. high
weightKg 9.2 20.3 lbs (9.2kg) Official spec page — CONFLICT: official manual spec table says 'Weight (Yeti only) 20.9 lbs (9.5 kg)'. Both are unit-only weights; shipping weight (23.32 lbs / 10.58 kg 'In Box') excluded per policy. medium
dimensionsMm {"l":288,"w":196,"h":217} Dimensions (Yeti only) | 11.32 x 7.72 x 8.55 in (28.76 x 19.6 x 21.72 cm) Official manual (PDF) — Converted from manual cm ×10 (rounded to whole mm), source order L × W × H. CONFLICT: product page says '11.32” x 7.84” x 8.55 in (28.8 x 19.6 x 27.1 cm)' — its 27.1 cm height contradicts its own 8.55 in (= 21.72 cm); manual figures are internally consistent and were used. medium
cycleLifeRating 4000 4000+ (1C discharge 80% ODC) Official spec page — Manual: 'Lifecycles 4000*' (0.5C discharge, 80% original capacity). '+' kept in raw text per policy; threshold 80% in both. high
upsEpsMode eps The Yeti switches from grid to battery in under 20ms, but it does not support 0ms switching. Some sensitive loads may be interrupted during the switch over. Official manual (PDF) — Goal Zero brands this 'Automatic Power Switching (APS)'. Manual safety section: 'Your Yeti is not a certified Uninterruptable Power Supply' — classified EPS, not UPS. high
passThroughCharging supported Yes - Passthrough charging Official spec page — Also 'AC Passthrough Mode Max (APS): 1140W, 120V, 9.5A' and 'Simultaneous Recharge & Discharge'. high
warrantyYears 5 Limited Warranty | 5 years** Official manual (PDF) — Product page agrees: '5 Year Warranty'. high
usbCMaxW 100 USB-C PD (100 W) : 100 W 5-20 V DC Up to 5 A Official spec page — Single-port max. Second USB-C is 30 W QC. Manual lists 2 USB-C ports total; page spec list implies 3 (conflict recorded in record notes). high

All sources used

entity: product/goal-zero-yeti-700 source_last_checked: 2026-07-04 confidence_level: medium methodology: /methodology/