Stay Powered Up Everywhere You Go With EcoFlow's Delta 2 Max, Now a Record Low $949
We've found a great limited-time deal on the EcoFlow Delta 2 Max portable power station at Amazon, reducing its $1,699 price tag to just $949. That's the lowest price we've seen. Be quick, though -- we can't vouch for how long this deal will remain on offer.
This 2,048Wh power station can charge or power up to 15 devices simultaneously, thanks to its six AC outlets, two USB-C 100-watt ports, two USB-A 18-watt ports, two USB-A 12-watt ports, two DC output ports and the car outlet port. That makes this device an exceptionally versatile option for the price. And when it needs to be recharged, an AC outlet will get it up to 80% in just 68 minutes. Plus, you can charge the power station with a compatible solar panel when you're off-grid.
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It also has an app that allows you to manage its energy and will send you battery reminders when it's running low. You can control your power station from afar and expand its capacity up to 6,144Wh with two extra batteries. Note that you'll have to buy solar panels and batteries separately.
Why this deal matters
Power stations are expensive purchases, but they can keep your devices on during power outages or while you're camping off-grid. A chance to score one of such a high capacity at half price is a great find, and a deal worth taking advantage of now, especially as tariffs are set to raise prices.
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