Infinix is expanding beyond smartphones and accessories with the launch of XEnergy on October 10, 2026, introducing new portable and backup power solutions for homes, remote work, outdoor use, and everyday connectivity.
The first products in the lineup are the Infinix XEnergy L1000 and Infinix XEnergy S320, offering different approaches to portable power depending on how much capacity and flexibility users need.
Why it matters: As more everyday activities depend on phones, laptops, routers, and other connected devices, having backup power can be useful during brownouts, outdoor trips, and other situations where access to a power outlet is limited.
The details: The Infinix XEnergy L1000 is designed as an all-in-one energy solution that combines solar, grid, and battery power in a single system. It is intended for users who want a more flexible way to manage power at home or while working remotely.
The L1000 has a 500W output and comes with AC and DC ports for connecting different types of devices. This gives it enough output capacity for a range of everyday electronics and selected appliances.
It also comes with a built-in uninterruptible power supply (UPS) feature with a switchover time of less than 20 milliseconds. When the main power source is interrupted, the L1000 can switch to battery power to help minimize interruptions to connected devices.
For users who need something more portable, the Infinix XEnergy S320 offers a smaller alternative. It has a 100,000mAh battery capacity, equivalent to 320Wh, while weighing 3.3 kilograms.
The S320 is designed for portability while still providing enough capacity for multiple devices. It features DC multi-device output, allowing users to power several compatible devices at the same time.
Its smaller form factor makes it suitable for use around the house or during outdoor activities where bringing a larger power station may not be practical.
The bigger picture: XEnergy marks Infinix’s entry into energy solutions, extending the company’s product ecosystem beyond its existing smartphones, tablets, wearables, and other consumer electronics.
The two initial products target different use cases. The L1000 focuses more on flexible home and backup power, with support for solar, grid, and battery sources as well as UPS functionality. The S320, meanwhile, focuses on portability and providing additional power for users who need to keep multiple devices running away from a conventional outlet.
This gives Infinix a starting point in a market where portable power stations and backup batteries are becoming increasingly relevant for consumers who rely on connected devices throughout the day.
Between the lines: The L1000’s 500W output means users will still need to check the power requirements of appliances before connecting them. High-power appliances may exceed the unit’s output capacity.
The S320’s 320Wh capacity also means its actual runtime will vary depending on the devices connected to it and how much power they consume. Its 3.3kg weight, however, makes it considerably more portable than larger power stations.
The inclusion of UPS functionality on the L1000 also makes it relevant to home-office setups where keeping a router or other essential equipment running through a brief power interruption can be important.
For Filipinos: The new XEnergy products could be useful for households dealing with occasional power interruptions, particularly when maintaining connectivity is important.
The L1000 can serve as a more capable backup power option for a home or remote-work setup, while the S320 can be carried between rooms or taken outdoors when users need additional power without bringing a larger unit.
For remote workers and students, portable power can also help keep essential devices and connectivity equipment running when access to electricity is temporarily unavailable.
What’s next: The Infinix XEnergy L1000 and Infinix XEnergy S320 are set to officially launch on October 10, 2026. Infinix is expected to reveal more information about pricing, availability, and other details during the launch.
The Bottom Line: Infinix XEnergy will introduce two new power solutions on October 10: the 500W XEnergy L1000 with solar, grid, battery input and UPS functionality, and the 320Wh XEnergy S320 weighing 3.3kg. The two products give Infinix a new entry into the growing portable and backup power market.
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