1800W Anker Power Station With 11 Ports Has Never Been Cheaper, Prime Day Won't See a Better Price
Whether you're planning outdoor parties, heading out on a boat or setting up camp, having reliable power is a game-changer. Among the many options available, the Anker Solix C1000 portable power station is very popular, thanks to its impressive 11 ports to charge multiple devices at once, solar panel rechargeability, and battery longevity.
Currently, this huge power station is available for just $448, down from its original $799 (44% off) which makes it one of the most attractive offers in the power station market right now. At this price, you're getting a high-capacity power source that's perfect for everything from home backup to outdoor adventures.
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Will Last a Decade
The core of the Anker Solix C1000 portable power station is a robust 1056Wh LiFePO4 battery, a technology known to be safe, long-lasting and reliable. In contrast to typical lithium-ion batteries, this battery will last for a decade with a maximum of 3,000 charge cycles. You can charge it every day for years and experience minimal capacity loss which makes it a long-term investment in its own right.
It comes with 11 ports and can charge virtually any device you bring along. It has SurgePad technology that delivers a record-breaking peak output of 2400W (and 1800W regular output) which makes it simple to plug high-power devices and tools. This compatibility is not very frequent in portable power stations and it prepares you for anything. The range of ports like AC, USB-A, USB-C, and so on is so vast that you can charge multiple devices at a time without losing anything.
With its UltraFast charging technology, you can get 80% charged in 43 minutes and a full charge in less than an hour with an AC input. If you want the greener option, the power station has capacity to accept up to 600W of solar input so that you can fully charge it in about 1.8 hours using compatible solar panels. This is a great choice for eco-conscious users and also for those who are planning longer trips off-grid.
Anker app enables you to personalize charging rates, access power data in real time and quickly manage your energy use. Such control is especially useful for several individuals or for times when you have to prioritize certain devices in the event of an outage or trip. The power station itself is designed to be mobile, 15% smaller than comparable 1kWh models which makes it very easy to transport and store.
It's a top choice if you're seeking reliable and portable power. Make sure you don't miss this all time low price.
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