SuperBase Pro 2000

The SuperBase Pro 2000 is Zendure's biggest "transportable" station – the word "portable" becomes a stretch at 21 kg, but the suitcase-style wheels and telescopic handle make moving it surprisingly easy. You roll it rather than carry it, and that works just fine.

With 2096 Wh and 2000W continuous output, it covers most household needs. Zendure's AmpUp technology lets you run appliances pulling up to 3000W by temporarily lowering the voltage. In practice, a 2500W kettle or microwave can start without tripping the protection. The 4000W surge handles startup current spikes.

The 600W solar input via XT60 is a major asset. Few stations in this price range accept so many panels in parallel. In summer, we're talking a full recharge in 2-3 hours with a good solar kit. On mains, 80% in 1 hour and 100% in 2 hours – that's fair.

The 6.1-inch screen is one of the largest on the market. Real-time consumption, charge status, input/output flows – all clearly displayed. The Zendure app adds Wi-Fi and even 4G/GPS tracking in case of theft.

The weak spot is clearly the Li-NMC battery. At 1500 cycles for 80% remaining capacity, we're far from the 3000 to 6000 cycles of LiFePO4 found in competing products and even in Zendure's own Pro 1500. That's the main trade-off: more raw capacity but half the lifespan.

For permanent solar storage or intensive daily use, the LiFePO4 Pro 1500 will be wiser long-term. But for job sites, events, or occasional backup where you need big capacity, the Pro 2000 delivers.