Jackery Portable Power Stations Are a Whopping 50% Off on Amazon Prime Days

A mobile power station can be a great road trip, car-camping, or overlanding companion. Some can even run your house if you have a power outage. But they’re big investments, so waiting for a discount to come along is a good move. Well, if you’ve been thinking about taking the plunge on a Jackery power station, the wait is over because the deals on these things for Amazon’s Prime Days are huge. Sale prices are as much as 50% off, which, on the Jackery’s highest-end offerings, could save you as much as two grand(!).

The best bang for your buck, if you just need a little extra juice for the occasional adventure, is Jackery’s Explorer 1000. It can run multiple appliances, including fridges and electric pots, charges quickly, has AC and USB outputs, and it isn’t even terribly heavy. These are normally $800, but you can snag one for $399 while Amazon Prime Days are going on.

If you’re looking for a serious off-grid power setup, you’ll have to spend a lot more, but applying that same discount gets you even more savings. Jackery’s got a solar panel and 3,000-watt power box combo that could basically run an entire house for $1,999. It’s a lot for an impulse buy, but it’s also half off list price.

Between those two options, there are quite a few other Jackery power setups. Check these out and see if something fits your needs—the price cuts are pretty major across the board. Just make sure you’re committed, because you can’t return these items due to their significant weight.

Jackery Portable Power Station (293Wh) for $159 (39% off)

Jackery Solar Generator Set (518Wh) for $455 (43% off)

Jackery Solar Generator Set (1070Wh) for $664 (49% off)

Jackery Portable Power Station (2042Wh) for $834 (44% off)

Jackery Power Station + Two Solar Panels for $1,299 (48% off)

Jackery Portable Power Station on Rollers for $1,499 (40% off)

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