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Goal Zero Yeti 1500 — dollars per watt-hour

Goal Zero · 1,505.3 Wh · LiFePO4 (LFP)

Battery value at list price #53 of 73
$1.00 per Wh
1,505.3 Wh for $1,499.95 list — that is $0.22/Wh more expensive than the median station ($0.78/Wh).

The math

$1,499.95 list price ÷ 1,505.3 Wh = $1.00 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 capacity1,505.3 Wh
List price (MSRP)$1,499.95
Dollars per Wh$1.00/Wh
Rated AC outputnot stated on the listing
Battery chemistryLiFePO4 (LFP)
Weight24.04 kg (53.0 lb)
Port types mentionedAC, USB-C, USB-A, 12V DC

Where the capacity figure comes from

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

…Max (APS): 1752W, 120V, YETI 1500 BATTERY Cell Chemistry: LiFePO₄ Battery Pack Capacity: 1505.28 Wh (51.2 V, 29.4 Ah) Single Cell Equivalent Capacity: 470.4 Ah @ 3.2 V Lifecycles*: 4000 (*T…

Source: https://www.goalzero.com/products/yeti-1500-portable-power-station-lifepo4-battery

Head-to-head

Buying

Goal Zero Yeti 1500 — list price $1,499.95 (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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