BLUETTI Factory Tour 2022

Are you wondering how BLUETTI produces power stations? Today, our senior marketing manager, Illia Zahnitko, is going to reveal the secret to you.
Our factory is located in Huizhou, Guangdong, China, covering an area of 80,000 square meters, with a total of 2000 employees, including 300 R&D team members, producing 3000 power stations every day.
Let's go!
Learn more: www.bluettipower.com/

[@PeaceChanel]

Thank You Everybody for All that you are doing for our Planet Earth. Peace.Shalom Salam Namaste 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ 🌷 ☮ ❤🕊

[@campingberichte]

Thank you very much for this look into the Factory. Great !

[@codelessunlimited7701]

Apple: "No thank you, it's better to make our production secret."
The net: "We catch Apples."

[@SaLeX969]

Thank you! Cool video)

[@fonimer]

Printed circular board?

[@theodoredesmarais4219]

Love it ! Awesome people and products ! Shine On !

[@fonimer]

80,000 square KM? That IS impressive.

[@Bloomysbits]

I think he means meters.

[@gerryarmintia4862]

2:28 It should be Printed Circuit Board and not Printed Circular Board.

[@BLUETTIOfficial]

Sorry, you are totally right. It was a slip of tongue ; (

[@tudulab]

Wow!

[@BethLitke]

Thanks for the tour!

[@RedBatteryHead]

Impressive to see how much manual labour is involved.

[@miket8427]

👍🏻

Thank you for showing around! It feels good to own a product which now I know where is comes from! You know, one of the many reasons, but certainly the most important reason for me using Apple products is the transparency of the company and seeing the faces who designed it etc.. If you do the same and you stay open and transparent to your costumers you are certainly on a great path! Have a great day! Adrian

[@BLUETTIOfficial]

Hi, Adrián. Thank you so much for your support!

[@bryh9427]

Cool Tim

[@rtymchuk]

manual assembly - what do you know about real hardcore. 😏

[@Bloomysbits]

While I appreciate the tour there is a lot that could have been done to improve this video to make it more interesting and a better marketing tool. I like Bluetti and I’m considering buying a residential battery backup system, but there was absolutely nothing in this video that was compelling me to buy, or even give me a reason to think more about them. The explanations didn’t emphasise the attributes that customers would find important e.g. quality and robustness. Doing so would demonstrate and improve perceived value. When doing a video like this it’s important to think what you are trying to achieve, what is it you want people to think of when watching it?
He probably wrote the script but clearly English is his second language and so it wasn’t exciting, interesting and it was full of errors. 80000 square kilometres? I think you mean square metres! Printed circular board, should be circuit board.
At least hire a copy writer or script writer or a PR company to help you put together something compelling.

[@BLUETTIOfficial]

thanks for the heads up! yes it should be 80,000 square meters

[@magnusenamd]

When are you going to change to better batteries? 3500+ is too bad. Should be twice as many others do. Yours lasts 10 years and competitors have 25 years.

[@BLUETTIOfficial]

Thanks for the comment. Our life cycle measurement is on an 80% original capacity basis :)