Anker, Jackery, and Bluetti portable power stations see major price cuts
Major portable power station brands Anker, Jackery, and Bluetti have launched significant price reductions ahead of Prime Big Deal Days. Anker and Jackery are offering up to 65% off various models through their own sites and Amazon, with some deals ending as early as October 3. Separately, CNET reports that Bluetti’s Elite 200 V2 is $300 off—one of its steepest discounts this year.
- Anker and Jackery sales run through early October
- Anker discounts include up to 65% off select SOLIX units
- Jackery's discounted items include batteries and solar generators
- Bluetti Elite 200 V2 drops by $300 per CNET
- Some deals available on Amazon as well as brand websites
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