Infinix has introduced the XEnergy L1000 and XEnergy S320 in the Philippines, expanding its product lineup with two portable power solutions designed for different needs. The L1000 targets households and small businesses that need backup power during outages, while the lighter S320 is designed for charging personal electronics at home or on the go.
Both models support AC and solar charging, use lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄) batteries, and can power multiple compatible devices. The lineup is aimed at users who want to keep essential electronics running during brownouts or maintain access to power while traveling.
Why it matters: Power interruptions can affect remote work, small businesses, and everyday activities. Portable power stations offer an alternative to relying solely on wall outlets, although the devices they can support and how long they can run depend on their power requirements and the available battery capacity.
The details: The Infinix XEnergy L1000 is the larger option, featuring a 1kWh LiFePO₄ battery rated for more than 6,000 charge cycles. It is designed to provide backup power for compatible devices such as laptops, fans, televisions, lights, routers, and point-of-sale systems.
According to Infinix, the L1000 can power a compatible 65W laptop for up to 15.38 hours, a 16W DC fan for up to 62.5 hours, and a 10W bulb for up to 100 hours under the stated conditions. A compatible 15W LED television can run for up to 66.66 hours, while a 6W USB speaker can operate for up to 166.66 hours.
For mobile devices, the company estimates that a compatible 20W phone can run for up to 50 hours. Actual runtimes will vary depending on the connected device, its power consumption, and operating conditions.
The L1000 also includes a built-in uninterruptible power supply (UPS) function that switches to battery power in under 20 milliseconds when the grid goes down. This can help reduce interruptions for compatible equipment, though users should check whether the switching time meets the requirements of their specific devices.
Other features include AC and solar charging, a Smart LED Display for checking remaining power, and operating noise rated below 45dB at a distance of one meter.
The bigger picture: The Infinix XEnergy S320 is the more portable option, weighing 3.3kg. It is intended for users who need additional power for personal electronics during remote work, outdoor activities, or short trips away from a conventional power outlet.
Infinix estimates that the S320 can power a compatible 20W phone for up to 16 hours and a 65W laptop for up to 4.9 hours. It can also run a compatible 16W DC fan for up to 20 hours or a 10W bulb for up to 32 hours.
For entertainment and other household needs, the company lists estimated runtimes of up to 21.3 hours for a 15W LED television and 53.3 hours for a 6W USB speaker.
The S320 has USB-C, USB-A, and DC outputs for connecting compatible laptops, phones, tablets, earbuds, lights, and routers. It supports AC and solar charging, with 65W fast charging also available. Its LiFePO₄ battery is rated for more than 3,000 charge cycles.
Between the lines: The two models serve different use cases. The L1000’s 1kWh battery, UPS function, and longer estimated runtimes make it more suitable for users who need backup power for several household or business essentials. The S320 prioritizes portability for people who mainly need to charge personal devices and operate smaller electronics.
However, the listed operating times are estimates based on specific power loads, not guaranteed runtimes for every device. Appliances such as refrigerators may require substantially more power during startup than while running, so users should check their appliances’ startup and continuous power requirements before connecting them.
Solar charging also depends on the available sunlight, panel specifications, and charging setup.
For Filipinos: Both models are relevant for households and workers who want an additional source of power during unexpected outages. The L1000 may suit a home office or small shop, while the S320 may be more practical for remote workers and people who need a portable source of power.
Infinix is offering both products with a one-year warranty from the date of delivery. The company says qualifying quality issues during the warranty period will be covered by free repair or replacement, without service fees or hidden costs.
What’s next: The Infinix XEnergy L1000 and S320 are available through the brand’s official Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop stores, as well as official Infinix stores.
The XEnergy L1000 has a promotional price of PHP 13,999, down from its suggested retail price of PHP 16,999. The XEnergy S320 is available for PHP 5,999, compared with its suggested retail price of PHP 6,999.
The Bottom Line: The Infinix XEnergy L1000 and S320 offer two approaches to portable backup power. The L1000 is designed for longer runtimes and essential home or business devices, while the lighter S320 is intended for personal electronics and mobile use. At promotional prices of PHP 13,999 and PHP 5,999, respectively, both provide options for users looking to prepare for power interruptions or stay connected away from an outlet.
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