We already knew Infinix was gearing up to launch its first portable power stations in the Philippines, but the company has now revealed the full details. The Transsion subsidiary is officially bringing the Infinix XEnergy L1000 and Infinix XEnergy S320 to the local market, complete with specifications and introductory prices aimed at keeping essential devices running during brownouts and powering off-grid adventures.

Leading the lineup is the Infinix XEnergy L1000, which doubles as a home backup power source and a solar generator. It packs a 1kWh LiFePO4 battery rated for more than 6,000 charge cycles, making it a potential long-term companion for households that regularly deal with power interruptions. If the electricity goes out while you’re working from home, attending an online meeting, or trying to keep your Wi-Fi running, the L1000’s uninterruptible power supply or UPS function switches to battery power in less than 20 milliseconds.

According to Infinix, the XEnergy L1000 can power a compatible 65-watt laptop for around 15.38 hours or a 15-watt LED TV for more than 66 hours. It delivers up to 500 watts of output through a combination of AC and DC ports, letting you run compatible devices such as LED bulbs, Wi-Fi routers, and point-of-sale systems. The unit also operates at less than 45dB, features a Smart LED display, and supports recharging through both a wall outlet and solar panels.

The Infinix XEnergy L1000 is available at an introductory price of ₱13,999 (roughly $223), down from its regular suggested retail price of ₱16,999 ($271).

Infinix XEnergy L1000

For those who need something more portable, the Infinix XEnergy S320 offers a smaller alternative. Weighing just 3.3 kilograms, it’s designed to be easy to carry between home, the office, and outdoor destinations. Its 100,000mAh (320Wh) LiFePO4 battery is rated for more than 3,000 charge cycles, providing backup power for everyday electronics without the bulk of a larger station.

Infinix says the S320 can power a compatible 65-watt laptop for up to 4.9 hours or provide around 16 hours of use for a device drawing 20 watts. It features USB-C, USB-A, and DC outputs, along with a built-in LED light that includes an SOS mode for emergencies and outdoor trips.

When it’s time to recharge, the Infinix XEnergy S320 supports charging at up to 65 watts, along with AC and solar input options. It’s priced at an introductory ₱5,999 (roughly $96), reduced from its SRP of ₱6,999 (about $112).

Infinix XEnergy S320

Both power stations are now available through Infinix’s official Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop stores, as well as physical retail outlets. Each model comes with a one-year warranty covering free repairs or replacements for qualifying quality issues, with no additional fees.

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