This High-Capacity Mango E Power Station Is Down to $999 With Our Exclusive Code
The online retailer is already offering a staggering $2,200 off the Mango Power E, and you'll save an extra $600 with our exclusive promo code, CNETMANGO, which drops the price to an even more reasonable $999. However, there's no telling how long this deal will last, so place an order soon to capitalize on these savings.
Though this Mango model didn't quite crack our list of the best portable power stations, it did impress our reviewer with its versatility and blazing-fast charging speed (the second-fastest overall in our tests). The main reason it didn't make its way into the top 10 was its intimidating $3,799 list price. At $2,800 off, it's a far more competitive pick.
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With a substantial 3,500 watt-hour capacity and a 3,000-watt output, this portable station is designed for serious power and can handle larger appliances like a fridge, air conditioner or washing machine. Plus, it can power tons of devices simultaneously with four AC outlets, six USB-A ports, two USB-C ports, a car outlet and more. And despite its high battery capacity, it fully recharged in less than three hours during our tests. Battery expansions are also available, and you can link it to a second unit to provide 240-volt service.
Just note that "portable" really just means it's not a permanent installation. At a whopping 100 pounds, you certainly won't be tossing it in a bag for your next backpacking trip.
Read more: I Used a Portable Power Station for a Month. Here's What I Learned
Why this deal matters
Though this Mango Power E portable power station wasn't one of our top picks, this unbelievably low price would probably earn it a spot on our list. With a massive 3,500 watt-hour capacity and seriously fast charging speeds, it's a tremendous value at less than $1,000. We previously saw this reach a low price of $899, but at just $100 more this is still a staggering deal if you need a lot of power.
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