GoodWe Lynx review
By My Energy Mate Editorial · Last updated
7.9/10
Usable kWh7.9
Power kW5.4
Warranty10.0
Price8.4
$/kWh10.0
GoodWe's Lynx Home series are modular LFP batteries (6.6 to 28.8 kWh) that pair with GoodWe hybrid inverters at some of the lowest installed prices in the Australian market, from about A$7,500 for 6.6 kWh. A solid budget-to-midrange pick, with fewer premium features than Sigenergy or Tesla.
Cons
- Backup output is modest on smaller stacks
- App and monitoring are basic
Backup output is modest on smaller stacksPros
- Among the cheapest per-kWh from an established brand
- Modular LFP, 10-year warranty
- Large existing base of GoodWe inverters to retrofit
Among the cheapest per-kWh from an established brandGoodWe Lynx models and prices
| Model | Usable kWh | Power kW | Chemistry | Warranty | Backup | Installed price | $/kWh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GoodWe Lynx Home F G2 12.8 kWh | 12.8 | 6 | LFP | 10 yrs | Yes | A$9,500–A$11,500 | A$820 |
Prices: installed with hybrid inverter, before applicable rebates.
Additional things to note about GoodWe Lynx?
GoodWe's weaknesses are refinement and backup grunt: monitoring is basic, and smaller Lynx stacks back up essential circuits rather than a whole home. Like Sungrow, it performs best with its own brand of hybrid inverter, which constrains mixed-brand systems.
Compare against every rival in the full battery comparison table.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a GoodWe battery cost?
From roughly A$7,500 installed for a 6.6 kWh Lynx stack as of August 2026, before rebates; around A$10,000 for 13 kWh configurations.