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DJI Power 500 vs DJI Power 1000 V2

The Smallest Against the All-Rounder

Choose the two you are deciding between. Every figure is taken from DJI's own specification pages for the 220–240 V, 50 Hz Malaysian variants.

DJI Power 1000 V2 — 1,024 Wh · 2,600 W. The Power 500 is not carried in Malaysia, so there is no local unit to show.

The short answer

The Smallest Against the All-Rounder

The V2 holds twice the energy, delivers 2,600W continuous against 1,000W, recharges faster and expands. The 500 answers one question: it is 6.9 kg lighter.

Unless weight is the deciding factor, this is not a close comparison — and the 500 has to be ordered in anyway.

What separates them

Where They Differ

Differences under 5% are left out.

Every figure

The Full Sheet

Malaysian 220–240 V, 50 Hz variants. Specifications verified against DJI's own pages on 2026-09-24; prices from the official MY store, 2026-09-241.
Two rows to read carefully AC outlets follows the plug standard and the chassis rather than performance. Cycle life is 80% of rated capacity after 4,000 cycles on every model except the Power 500, which is rated to 70%2.

Test conditions: continuous AC output3 · grid charge time4 · noise5 · cycle life2 · AC outlet count6.

The DJI Power 500 is marketed in Malaysia but not carried by the official MY store; we source it to order. Expansion batteries, chargers and the MPPT module are not in that catalogue either — see accessories.

Every matchup

The Other Comparisons

  1. Prices and stock from the official Malaysian store, captured 2026-09-24. The DJI Power 500 is marketed in Malaysia but not carried by that store.
  2. Tested at 25°C, recharged in Standard Mode; one cycle is a complete charge and discharge. The DJI Power 500 is rated to 70% of capacity after 4,000 cycles; every other model is rated to 80%.
  3. Continuous output. DJI states the DJI Power 1000 Mini as “max 1000 W (continuous at 800 W)”; the sustained figure is the one quoted here.
  4. 0–100% from 220–240 V, 50 Hz grid power in Fast Charge mode at 25°C. Varies with mains voltage and cell temperature.
  5. Measured in Standard Recharge Mode at 25°C. Reference only.
  6. AC outlet count is per-model and follows the plug standard and the chassis, not quality. DJI groups regions differently on every model. Verified per model against DJI's own specs pages on 2026-09-24.