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Goal Zero Yeti 1250 — dollars per watt-hour

Goal Zero · 1,200 Wh

Battery value at list price #42 of 73
$0.83 per Wh
1,200 Wh for $999.95 list — that is $0.05/Wh more expensive than the median station ($0.78/Wh).

The math

$999.95 list price ÷ 1,200 Wh = $0.83 per watt-hour

One number to compare any two stations fairly: what a watt-hour of battery costs at the maker's own list price. How and why we compute this.

Specifications (as listed by the manufacturer)

Battery capacity1,200 Wh
List price (MSRP)$999.95
Dollars per Wh$0.83/Wh
Rated AC outputnot stated on the listing
Battery chemistrynot stated on the listing
Weight45.36 kg (100.0 lb)
Port types mentioned12V DC

Where the capacity figure comes from

Extracted from the manufacturer's own listing (body), captured 2026-09-05:

…rsatile, Instant Power for Everyday and Emergency Use An all-in-one power station, with a 1200Wh (100Ah) capacity and an integrated 1200W pure-sine wave inverter, comparable to an portab…

Source: https://www.goalzero.com/products/goal-zero-yeti-1250-portable-power-station

Buying

Goal Zero Yeti 1250 — list price $999.95 (store price (no separate list price shown)) as captured 2026-09-05. Street prices move often, especially around sales; check the manufacturer's store for today's price. This site does not track live prices yet.

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