EcoFlow Portable Power Stations Score Big on Black Friday, Offering Up to 42% Off
Black Friday shoppers are reaping the benefits of EcoFlow's massive sale, with thousands of dollars being knocked off portable power stations and their accessories. The standout deal is on the Delta Pro 3, which boasts a whopping 37% discount, bringing its price down to $2,299 - a low point that also coincides with Amazon's matching offer.
The Delta Pro 3, ranked as one of the top portable power stations by Yahoo, packs an impressive 4,096Wh capacity, allowing users to power an average 500-watt refrigerator for over 24 hours. This capacity can be stretched out even further when only running appliances during daylight hours, making it a solid choice for those looking for off-grid power.
One drawback to the Delta Pro 3 is its substantial weight - a staggering 113 pounds that may deter some buyers. However, this is somewhat mitigated by the inclusion of wheels and a telescoping handle, which make it easier to transport around.
Among other EcoFlow products on sale are the Delta Pro Ultra and the Delta 2 Max, both of which are also seeing significant discounts. The Delta Pro Ultra, intended for whole-home backup power, is now down to $3,999 - a savings of over $2,000 from its original price. Meanwhile, the Delta 2 Max is available for $899, a reduction of $1,000.
For those looking to capitalize on these deals, it's essential to weigh the pros and cons of each product and consider your specific needs before making a purchase.
Black Friday shoppers are reaping the benefits of EcoFlow's massive sale, with thousands of dollars being knocked off portable power stations and their accessories. The standout deal is on the Delta Pro 3, which boasts a whopping 37% discount, bringing its price down to $2,299 - a low point that also coincides with Amazon's matching offer.
The Delta Pro 3, ranked as one of the top portable power stations by Yahoo, packs an impressive 4,096Wh capacity, allowing users to power an average 500-watt refrigerator for over 24 hours. This capacity can be stretched out even further when only running appliances during daylight hours, making it a solid choice for those looking for off-grid power.
One drawback to the Delta Pro 3 is its substantial weight - a staggering 113 pounds that may deter some buyers. However, this is somewhat mitigated by the inclusion of wheels and a telescoping handle, which make it easier to transport around.
Among other EcoFlow products on sale are the Delta Pro Ultra and the Delta 2 Max, both of which are also seeing significant discounts. The Delta Pro Ultra, intended for whole-home backup power, is now down to $3,999 - a savings of over $2,000 from its original price. Meanwhile, the Delta 2 Max is available for $899, a reduction of $1,000.
For those looking to capitalize on these deals, it's essential to weigh the pros and cons of each product and consider your specific needs before making a purchase.
. I mean, sure, 42% off is tempting, but have you seen the prices of these things after Black Friday? You'll be lucky to sell it for half that price online. And don't even get me started on the shipping - who thought it was a good idea to charge extra for "express" delivery just because you want it yesterday? 
. the delta pro 3 is seriously impressive, but 113 pounds is a bit steep, right? i mean, who needs that kind of weight when you can have a backpack full of batteries instead? 
. anyway, anyone else getting into the whole off-grid life or am i just feeling nostalgic for the 80s and 90s 
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... i mean, who benefits from everyone buying portable power stations? it's not like we're just saving money or something 
... and what about all these discounts? is this some kinda marketing ploy to get people hooked on their products before they realize there's a catch? 
i'm not buying it, if you know what i mean 
! i've been eyeing one of these portable power stations for ages and now its like 40% off! i mean, $2k is still a bit steep but for that price id be crazy to pass up the deal 
. dont get me wrong tho, 113 pounds is a lil heavy for me to lift alone lol 
. still, with wheels and all that, i think its doable. anyone else getting one of these?
! The Delta Pro 3 seems like a beast of a battery pack - 4,096Wh capacity is crazy! 
But $2,299 is still kinda steep 
. Still, if you need that kind of power and don't mind lugging it around, I say go for it! 
And now's a great time to get one with that discount, plus the Amazon offer too 
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. The Delta Pro 3 looks like a beast of a product with that huge capacity, but 113 pounds is kinda heavy to haul around... guess I'll have to weigh the pros and cons too 
Like, remember when we just used to camp out and enjoy nature without needing some battery pack to keep our stuff charged? 
Now it's like everyone needs a mini backup generator just to live their lives...and the prices are crazy! 
but yeah, the weight is kinda a bummer... who wants to carry around a 113lb power station? 
, but they've got those fancy wheels to make it easier to lug around. Anyone got one of these?
. I mean, wheels and all that stuff helps, but still...
i did notice that mine is pretty heavy though, but i figured it was worth it for all the power it gives me. anyone else planning to cop one of these deals? 
... only thing that might stop me from getting the Ultra one is carrying that massive weight around 
️. Definitely worth considering if you're in the market for something that'll give you peace of mind while you're off-grid. Anyone else excited about these deals? 