What can the Yeti 700 run?

It runs fridges, laptops, lights, fans, CPAP machines and phones through its 600 W AC inverter and USB ports. High-draw appliances like microwaves and space heaters exceed its output.

How does it compare with the Yeti 1000?

The Yeti 1000 has a larger battery and higher AC output, so it suits bigger loads. The Yeti 700 is lighter and easier to carry for smaller setups.

Can it charge while powering devices?

Yes. Pass-through charging lets it run devices while plugged into AC, up to the 1140 W pass-through limit.

Does it work with the Boulder 100 solar panel?

Yes. The Boulder 100 briefcase panel is a matching solar option, though charging is slower on cloudy days.

The app is needed for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth features like monitoring and remote control. The station works without it using the front panel buttons.

What comes in the box?

The Yeti 700 station and charging cable are included. The Boulder 100 briefcase panel is sold separately unless bundled.

Where is the Goal Zero Yeti 700 cheapest?

At B&H Photo-Video Audio, for $899.95, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Goal Zero Yeti 700?

5 stores we checked sell it, including B&H Photo-Video Audio, Goal Zero, Build the Power, EarthTech Products, Walmart.

Goal Zero Yeti 700

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$899.95at B&H Photo-Video AudioChecked Nov 9

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Goal Zero Yeti 700

Best price now

$899.95at B&H Photo-Video AudioChecked Nov 9

Compared across 5 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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Last seen at $899.95 at B&H Photo-Video Audio on Nov 9.
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Our take on the Goal Zero Yeti 700

The Yeti 700 is a mid-size portable power station with a 600 W pure sine wave AC inverter, a 12 V car-style port, USB-C PD and USB-A charging, plus Wi-Fi and Bluetooth control through the Goal Zero Power App. It sits between the smaller Yeti 500 and the larger Yeti 1000, so it runs fridges, laptops, lights and CPAP machines but not high-draw appliances like most microwaves or space heaters. It supports pass-through charging and pairs with Goal Zero's Boulder 100 briefcase panel for off-grid solar. Owners like the app monitoring and the clean sine wave output; the main complaints are the weight and the slow recharge from solar on cloudy days.

Best forRV and van life powerWeekend camping and tailgatingHome backup for small essentialsSolar charging off grid

Pros

Pure sine wave output is safe for sensitive electronics
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth control through the Power App
Pass-through charging while plugged into AC
12 V port, USB-C PD and USB-A cover most small devices
Pairs with Boulder 100 briefcase solar panel

Cons

600 W continuous output limits high-draw appliances
Solar recharge is slow on cloudy days
App is required for smart features
Heavier than smaller Yeti models

Goal Zero Yeti 700 prices at every store

B&H Photo-Video AudioNew
In stock
$899.95Checked Nov 9
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Goal ZeroNew
In stock
$989.95Checked Nov 9
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Build the PowerNew
In stock
$989.99Checked Nov 9
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EarthTech ProductsNew
In stock
$1,099.00Checked Nov 9
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WalmartNew
Out of stockSold by Goal Zero
$1,199.95Checked Nov 9
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Goal Zero Yeti 700 price history

Lowest price we've seen: $899.95 on Nov 9 at B&H Photo-Video Audio. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Owners describe the Yeti 700 as a reliable mid-size station that handles fridges, laptops and lights without fuss, and they value the app and clean sine wave output. Complaints centre on the modest AC output and slow solar charging in poor weather.

What people mention

Output powerMixedOwners say 600 W covers small appliances but not microwaves or heaters.
Solar chargingCriticisedRecharge is slow on cloudy days, so users plan around good weather.
App controlPraisedThe Power App makes monitoring and switching outputs easy.
Build qualityPraisedOwners describe the unit as sturdy and well made.
WeightCriticisedSome find it heavier than expected for portable use.

Specifications

Fuel Type: Solar
Continuous Output: 600 W (AC Inverter)
Power Output: 18 W (USB-A x 2)
Voltage: 5-20 V DC (USB-C PD)
Peak Output: 16.5 A Surge (100 ms) (12 V Auxiliary Power Port)
Starting Method: Electric start
Load Capacity: 1140 W (AC Passthrough Mode Max (APS))

Questions and answers

What can the Yeti 700 run?: It runs fridges, laptops, lights, fans, CPAP machines and phones through its 600 W AC inverter and USB ports. High-draw appliances like microwaves and space heaters exceed its output.
How does it compare with the Yeti 1000?: The Yeti 1000 has a larger battery and higher AC output, so it suits bigger loads. The Yeti 700 is lighter and easier to carry for smaller setups.
Can it charge while powering devices?: Yes. Pass-through charging lets it run devices while plugged into AC, up to the 1140 W pass-through limit.
Does it work with the Boulder 100 solar panel?: Yes. The Boulder 100 briefcase panel is a matching solar option, though charging is slower on cloudy days.
Do I need the app?: The app is needed for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth features like monitoring and remote control. The station works without it using the front panel buttons.
What comes in the box?: The Yeti 700 station and charging cable are included. The Boulder 100 briefcase panel is sold separately unless bundled.
Where is the Goal Zero Yeti 700 cheapest?: At B&H Photo-Video Audio, for $899.95, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Goal Zero Yeti 700?: 5 stores we checked sell it, including B&H Photo-Video Audio, Goal Zero, Build the Power, EarthTech Products, Walmart.