This 2400W Anker Portable Battery Is Down to Black Friday Prices, Now 55% Off on Amazon
The Anker SOLIX C1000 portable power station is currently available for a record-low price of only $449 on Amazon, reduced by 55% from the original price of $999. This handy device is perfect for a wide range of applications from providing backup power during home outages to energizing outdoor camping excursions, road trips, or even remote work stations.
Up to 2400W of PowerThe SOLIX C1000 has a powerful 1056Wh LiFePO4 battery that can supply 1800W of continuous power and surge up to 2400W which makes it ideal for powering almost any home or outdoor device. With 11 ports of different types—including AC outlets, USB-A, USB-C, and a car socket—you can charge multiple devices at once ranging from laptops and smartphones to mini-fridges and power tools. The battery’s long life (with a 3,000 full charge cycle rating over 10 years) ensures that it is a trusted companion for years to come.
The SOLIX C1000 also boasts an UltraFast recharging technology: You can recharge the battery from a standard AC outlet to 80% in just 43 minutes and get a full recharge in less than an hour. For eco-conscious users interested in renewable energy, the power station supports 600W of solar input (solar panels are sold separately) to charge fully in about 1.8 hours with similar solar panels.
Contrary to its superior power rating, the SOLIX C1000 is quite portable: It’s 15% smaller than other similarly sized 1kWh units and weighs just shy of 13 kilograms: it is pretty simple to transport and carry around. The smart app that comes with it allows you to track power consumption in real time and adjust charging speeds according to your requirements.
If you’re looking to maximize your investment, you should definitely consider the bundle option that includes a 200W solar panel which is currently discounted to $699 from $1,299. This package offers a complete off-grid power solution at a fraction of the original price and it is perfect if you want to embrace sustainable energy without sacrificing convenience.
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