Infinix has introduced two portable power products in the Philippines: the XEnergy L1000, positioned as home backup for compatible essentials, and the smaller XEnergy S320 for personal devices. The practical proposition is straightforward for households, home offices and small shops dealing with interruptions: keep selected low-power equipment running rather than attempting to replace a full household electrical supply.
The Infinix XEnergy portable power lineup is priced at ₱13,999 promotional for the L1000, against a ₱16,999 suggested retail price, and ₱5,999 promotional for the S320, against a ₱6,999 SRP. Infinix said both models are available through its official Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop storefronts, as well as official stores. Each comes with a one-year warranty from delivery, according to the company.
L1000 targets backup loads
The L1000 uses a 1kWh LiFePO₄ battery that Infinix rates for more than 6,000 cycles. It can recharge from the grid or solar power, although the release does not state charging times, solar input specifications or the output ratings needed to judge which appliances it can support.
Infinix says its built-in UPS changes to battery power in under 20ms during a grid outage, a figure relevant to compatible devices that need a short transfer time. The company also lists operation below 45dB at one meter and a Smart LED Display for checking remaining power.
Its stated runtime figures are conditional on compatible loads: up to 15.38 hours for a 65W laptop, 62.5 hours for a 16W DC fan, 100 hours for a 10W bulb, 66.66 hours for a 15W LED TV and 166.66 hours for a 6W USB speaker. A compatible 20W phone is listed at up to 50 hours. Those figures are useful reference points, but actual operating time will depend on the device’s power draw and other conditions. Infinix specifically notes that refrigerator use depends on its startup and running requirements.
S320 focuses on mobility
At 3.3kg, the S320 is the more portable option. It has USB-C, USB-A and DC outputs, and Infinix says it can charge multiple compatible devices at once, including laptops, phones, tablets, earbuds, LED lights and routers. It supports AC and solar recharging, with the company citing 65W fast charging; no charging-time figure is provided.
For its Infinix XEnergy portable power claims, the company lists up to 4.9 hours for a compatible 65W laptop and 16 hours for a compatible 20W phone. It also cites up to 20 hours for a 16W DC fan, 32 hours for a 10W bulb, 21.3 hours for a 15W LED TV and 53.3 hours for a 6W USB speaker. The S320’s LiFePO₄ battery is rated for more than 3,000 cycles.
The two products serve distinct use cases: the L1000 has the stated 1kWh capacity and UPS function for selected backup loads, while the S320 prioritizes a lighter package for device charging and short-duration use. For buyers considering Infinix XEnergy portable power, appliance wattage, startup demand and the absence of stated output specifications remain key checks before treating either model as a brownout solution.
