Designed for life on the move, the DJI Power 1000 Mini—now available in the Philippines—fits seamlessly into camping trips, road adventures, and mobile workspaces. Compared to the larger DJI Power 1000, this compact model offers a more convenient way to keep devices and appliances powered wherever users go.
Despite its smaller footprint, the DJI Power 1000 Mini packs a 1008Wh battery capacity and can deliver up to 1000W of output, enough to run select 1200W appliances. It features two USB-A ports, two AC outlets, and an SDC port, allowing users to power multiple devices simultaneously.
Weighing 11.5kg and measuring 314 x 212 x 216mm, the power station is aimed at users who prioritize portability without sacrificing performance. DJI claims it can charge smartphones up to 54 times, power a Wi-Fi router for up to 30 hours, or keep a refrigerator running for up to seven hours. It can also support drones, laptops, gaming desktops, projectors, and even small kitchen appliances.
Using grid power in Fast Recharge Mode, the DJI Power 1000 Mini can recharge from zero to 80 percent in just 58 minutes and reach full charge in 75 minutes. It also supports solar and car charging options. A built-in 400W car charger can fully recharge the station in about 160 minutes while driving, while the integrated MPPT module allows direct solar panel connection without extra adapters.
For safety and durability, DJI equipped the Power 1000 Mini with LFP battery cells, a battery management system, flame-retardant materials, and weather-resistant protections designed for outdoor use. The battery is rated to maintain around 80 percent capacity after 4,000 charge cycles, equivalent to up to 10 years of theoretical daily use.
The DJI Power 1000 Mini is now available for P35,990 through DJI Philippines and authorized retail partners.
