Infinix has entered the Philippine portable power market. The brand launched two XENERGY power stations locally on October 10: the portable XENERGY S320 at ₱6,999 and the home-oriented XENERGY L1000 at ₱16,999. The S320 sells through Shopee and the L1000 through Lazada.
One note on the pricing: as of publication, only one outlet has reported the ₱6,999 and ₱16,999 launch prices, and Infinix's own Philippine channels had not yet published official listings when this article was written. Gadget Pilipinas' pre-launch coverage confirmed the October 10 launch date but noted pricing had not been shared ahead of the event, and GizGuide's preview pointed buyers to Infinix's official pages for launch details.
XENERGY S320: a 320Wh station you can actually carry
The S320 is the grab-and-go unit:
- 100,000mAh (320Wh) LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) battery — the chemistry rated for long life, with Infinix claiming over 3,000 deep charge cycles, or roughly 10 years of daily use
- 3.3kg weight, light for the 320Wh class
- 65W USB-C fast charging, one AC outlet, three USB-A ports, and four DC5521 barrel ports
- Recharges from the grid or from up to 100W of solar input
- Built-in LED light with three brightness levels plus an SOS flash mode
- Operates at under 30dB, quiet enough for a bedroom
XENERGY L1000: a 1kWh unit with a built-in UPS
The L1000 is pitched less as a camping battery and more as a home backup system:
- 1kWh LiFePO4 battery with 500W rated output, claimed to survive more than 6,000 charge cycles over up to 10 years
- Built-in uninterruptible power supply (UPS) with a switchover time under 20 milliseconds — fast enough that a Wi-Fi router or desktop computer keeps running when the grid drops
- Seven output ports: two AC outlets (500W total), two USB-A, one 15W USB-C, and two DC5521 ports (12V/5A)
- Fast recharging: up to 1,000W from a wall socket for a full charge in about an hour, or around 2.5 hours from up to 400W of solar panels
- A smart LED display showing battery level, input, and output in real time
All battery-life and charging-time figures are manufacturer claims; neither unit has been independently tested locally yet.
Why these make sense for Filipino households
Power interruptions are a fact of life here — typhoon-season outages, rotational brownouts, and local grid maintenance all regularly take homes offline. The L1000's sub-20ms UPS switchover is the headline feature for work-from-home setups: it means your router, modem, and even a desktop PC ride through an outage without disconnecting, something a plain power station cannot do. The S320, at ₱6,999, targets the lighter use case — keeping phones, fans, lights, and laptops alive through a blackout, or powering a weekend trip.
Infinix is better known locally for budget smartphones and recently for gaming accessories like the GT NX controller and GT NX Station, so the XENERGY line is a genuine category expansion for the brand in the Philippines — and its launch pricing undercuts much of what currently sells in the same capacity classes on local marketplaces. If the listed prices hold once listings go live, these are among the most affordable LiFePO4 options in their classes sold locally.
