Customer reviews from goalzero.com
Goal Zero - Yeti 1500X Battery-Powered Portable Generator (1516 Wh Capacity) - Silver/Black
Average customer rating
4.6
(77 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 77 reviews
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90%of customers recommend this product.
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55 out of
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Customer Reviews for Goal Zero - Yeti 1500X Battery-Powered Portable Generator (1516 Wh Capacity) - Silver/Black
Posted by: J Ok
from California
Gender:Male
Verified Purchase:Yes
This unit is top notch! Works great and this isn’t a paid review. I needed something to run my Nespresso machine and other small appliances when living in me Sprinter. Even had an issue with the first unit, goal zero sent me a return box. Once the labeled was scanned for the return, goal issue instantly sent the replacement so I wasn’t without more than 2 days. Can’t say enough about my experience with Goal Zero. Solar briefcase is money, also integrated the link to my alternator so I’m charging when I’m driving, charging when I’m parked I’m charging all day long!! So Hurry Up and Buy!
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting goalzero.com
Posted by: KymK
from Texas
Gender:Female
Verified Purchase:Yes
This was exactly what I needed for my off grid desert property. And it saved me from having to replace the old car batteries that had died. The solar panels are better than my old ones on the roof that don’t move with the sun.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting goalzero.com
Posted by: JByapp
Verified Purchase:Yes
Great product great service. Goal Zero is a great quality person
Written by a customer while visiting goalzero.com
Customer Rating
4
Nice
on January 8, 2025
Posted by: Wyoy
My brother has an older 1500 and swears by it. He travels for business in a Mercedes van and uses his extensively. That was good enough for me.
Written by a customer while visiting goalzero.com
Customer Rating
5
Owner of: 500,1000,1500,100&200watt folding panels
on December 25, 2024
Posted by: 805Stickies
I have the 500, 1000 and now the 1500. They all work as they should and I am happy with them. I mostly use them to run a camp refrigerator and coffee maker, they seem to do fine. The 500 and 1000 take a while to change off the 100 watt panel but the 1500 charged great off the 200 watt. Very easy to use, very mobile and I am doing my best to not fixate on battery life. Overall, happy with all 3.
Written by a customer while visiting goalzero.com
Posted by: FMTee75
from Las Vegas
Gender:Male
Verified Purchase:Yes
So far I love this power bank. I paired it with the 600w charger and it’s met all expectations. Highly recommend. Taking this out for camping and traveling I know I’ll feel confident I’ll have power on hand and when needed.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting goalzero.com
Customer Rating
5
Portable, easy to use, very convenient for camping
on December 22, 2024
Posted by: AnnaMission
from Santa Fe, NM
Gender:Female
Verified Purchase:Yes
I recently went tent camping in the winter cold and enjoyed a toasty little heating pad around my body the entire night thanks to this battery bank! The panels are not too heavy or clunky either and I am glad they come with their own carrying case.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting goalzero.com
Customer Rating
5
1500: What to keep in mind when choosing station
on December 19, 2024
Posted by: Spink
from Santa Ana, CA
Gender:Male
Verified Purchase:Yes
I've purchased the 500 and 1500 of the power stations, and here's some pro's / con's to help with your decision:
Before picking the battery station, take a careful look at the voltage of what you want it to run. The battery stations will show error sign (and risk ruining) if you put too much load on it.
The 1500 can handle high output appliances like hot plates, kettles, microwave, etc, as listed. I don't think the duration is as long as the larger battery stations, so I'd say it's perfect for a night - couple of night getaway using those high output appliances. And a good alternative to needing a propane stove. The only downside vs the 500 is the weight (45 lbs), so it's kind of a lot to lug around if using for tent camping.
The 500 is limited on voltage, and so won't work on hot plates or really any heating devices. It works great for hooking up a laptop / tablets / phones / lanterns to charge while away from the grid. It is very light (15 lbs I think), so very easy to move around and fit on a picnic bench for camping and such.
Before picking the battery station, take a careful look at the voltage of what you want it to run. The battery stations will show error sign (and risk ruining) if you put too much load on it.
The 1500 can handle high output appliances like hot plates, kettles, microwave, etc, as listed. I don't think the duration is as long as the larger battery stations, so I'd say it's perfect for a night - couple of night getaway using those high output appliances. And a good alternative to needing a propane stove. The only downside vs the 500 is the weight (45 lbs), so it's kind of a lot to lug around if using for tent camping.
The 500 is limited on voltage, and so won't work on hot plates or really any heating devices. It works great for hooking up a laptop / tablets / phones / lanterns to charge while away from the grid. It is very light (15 lbs I think), so very easy to move around and fit on a picnic bench for camping and such.
Also, keep in mind the PRICING, which can vary based on sales. In December 2024, I got this thing about 30% off (probably the lowest all year), but I'd say in the 10-20% off range, it's still a good value for the quality of station.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting goalzero.com